[Gain Life Force and Siphon Heath]

4 minutes ago, Warscythes.9307 said:

The guild wars 2 wiki is very comprehensive.

 

https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Main_Page

 

It has practically anything that you need. For a game as large as this especially with how old it is, relaying just on ingame explanation is not going to be enough. You are better off just asking in forum or check the wiki.

My original post had links from that wiki and I guess the issue is I don't know the spell isn't working like I think it should. Is there a way to look at this stuff in game or do I have to spend time outside the game researching before trying new professions?

[Crafting disciplines for new players]

I picked up Artificer and Tailor, but I'm having a hard time leveling it. I'm progressing in the game so much faster than the crafting. Is crafting something for only max levels to make things for alts?

[Help with PVP builds]

The build system is a bit of learning curve. Is there a well known site that people use to help with making and learning builds?

 

I've used https://metabattle.com/wiki/PvP_Builds a little bit now, but would like to know what experienced players are using.

 

Thank you,

[Gain Life Force and Siphon Heath]

1 hour ago, Warscythes.9307 said:

While I can kind of see where the confusion can come from, the game has been out for 10 years using the same term. They are not going to do reword every instance of life force to something else because of a possible small confusion.

There is not much explanations for the skills in general, it would be nice if there was more information on how these mechanics work. I'm enjoying the game, but it is not very new player friendly.  

[Gain Life Force and Siphon Heath]

This is a super confusing wording for a new player to Necromancer like myself. There is nothing I remember in the game that explains the difference between these two. I have played 30 hours now and just found out that Feast of Corruption doesn't actually heal me, but something like Locust Swarm does. I would suggest renaming Life Force to something like 'Shroud', 'Soul Syphon' or 'Reaping'. 

[Hazy look in the game]

I made this image comparing screenshots of the different things in this thread mentioned. Hopefully this will help anyone else that was having the same issue I was having.

https://imgur.com/a/MwmzQC8

[Hazy look in the game]

Yah turning off post process removed the glow look, thanks. Never heard of using an outside process to do post processing. 

[Hazy look in the game]

Everything has a almost shine to it, like the characters and buildings have a soft glow. Is it possible to get rid of this? I've reviewed the graphics options and nothing seems to help. 

 

Here is a screenshot I took and you can see everyone has this like glow to them

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2853606566

 

 

I know this isn't apples to apples, but here is a screenshot of ESO, and there isn't this glow on everything

https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2822608203

 

Thanks