Mage Prime.9417

the skill: The ability to differentiate a wide variety of colors. I was in a MS teams meeting when suddenly I said: "I think we can remove the data from the column that looks like cherry vanilla" I then derailed the meeting by having everyone argue if it's peach or what.

Hi there, As the title say, I'm looking for a condition profession like Staff/Staff mirage. In particular, I'm looking for a profession that has the ability to be modified in complexity. Since Staff/Staff mirage has options to be built as a 2-3 button rotation or a more robust one. thanks!

Got it. But what is a meta?

@Mungo Zen.9364 I highly appreciate the feedback, I see the effort behind it. Yes I have started as a charr mesmer and is loving it. In my entire gaming experience, I think this is the first time I've encountered this class. I do have to ask, what is zerg?

@Jski.6180 I'm gonna reply my previous comment.

@Fueki.4753 This is truly helpful. I appreciate the help. I didn't know there are caster themes outside of the scholar professions. As for the melee range, I don't I would mind. So long as I am carrying a staff/scepter/any magically looking weapon almost all the time, I'm fine. Maybe it would help to share my goal. On long term, I want to collect various characters that are all thematically spellcasters. But I want them unique rather than the usual elements. So these job recommendations are truly helpful. I also don't aim to be at the most optimize, so long as the build is viable enough to be welcomed in group contents, I am satisfied. Thanks to @jaif.3518 and @SkinnyT.5382 for the inputs. :)

Excellent! Thanks for the advice, the axe should then be a good secondary weapon for similar scenarios.

I've done research based on the inputs of the two people prior your reply. Certainly this scourge and mirage class fits the bill. One wields a staff, the other a scepter. Mirage one in particular has no need of switching weapons as it only wields a staff. Again, I care not what is the best. I care only for the viability of the classes that fits my preference. If it works and is welcomed, I am all for it. So long as it is thematically what I want.

I am certainly not. What I want is a character that fits my style and preference, and that is someone who does wields a magical item. I do appreciate your input, however.

Thank you, Esorono.1039 ZeftheWicked.3076. I appreciate these inputs. I might try the Mesmer first as Chaos magic is a theme I have never encountered in a game so far. I also like creating characters with a background, so this would definitely meet my standard.

I believe this shouldn't be a problem. I don't think I'd want/opt/aim for 100% optimization. You might have noticed that I avoid classes that has high skill ceilings. I think viability should be my highest concern. If I am to consider what you are saying it would leave me with no classes to enjoy, ultimately killing my motivation in the first place.

This is a fairly new concept to me. No wonder I was lost. Anyhow, thank you for your input. EDIT: I'm still open to insights for me to form a solid decision. Thank you!

Hello - I'm relatively new to GW2 but not to MMORPG as a whole. I have experienced playing asian mmo as I am in SEA. This will be the first time I'll be playing something from the west. I enjoy Mage archetype pretty well. Amongst it's sub-type, generic fire & ice mages are something that I do not enjoy. In my previous experience, I played a solo capable mage who shifts focus into a supportive one when group content is required. I did a quick reading regarding the base classes but I'm relatively confused because the weaponization system is very new to me. I'm hoping to identify choices that would fit the following characteristics Aesthetical/thematical magical inclination Unusual magic types e.g. arcane, light, curse, enchantments, psychic. etc. Can solo contents, but is supportive in its core. Offensive, Defensive, and protective supports are all welcome. Important* | Reading through the elementalist class confounded me massively. I'm hoping for something that has low/moderate skill requirements in both learning and mastery. GW2 will be my escape, not an additional job. I give my thanks in advance for any inputs/advice that will be provided. Wishing you, reader, a great day.