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I'm all for low intensity builds, but to be fair, most games now seem to be moving into a scaling world. Levels and leveling are there to train you on the class, slowly building up numbers, and sprinkling in abilities and passives. The level of power is decided by gear instead of levels. Over leveling content is fading away. I would say all games should (and many have) adopt a LI build that doesn't compete at the top level, but can complete general content with little effort (look at WoW trees, offering passives and active abilities in the same rows to avoid extra buttons). People putting in more effort should be more powerful, but people playing LI builds should be weaker, they should be the base. That said, some things in OW/general content are allowed to require more skill.

This makes sense. I started a new revenant (my 3rd now, for different races), and I don't have anything built up on him. I can totally see people waiting until they are at least 75% done with the trait line, if not completely done. I've chosen to use it from the start, and honestly, it feels like my character is learning how to be this new revenant, and I really like it. This isn't the way for everyone for sure, and might not even be how I choose to level any of my other characters, but it's pretty fun this time. Totally agree with you, though.

I don't buy them much, but I always go to AB to get them with that map currency (which is now useless to me other that this purpose lol).

I've had a pretty easy time so far. I'm taking a new approach, and completing zones as I go, so I'm still in the first map, but I've only died twice in about 8 hours. Once in an event because I was the only one and I was swarmed, and the second was to new mechanic to OW (a rotating wall of death that does huge damage if you arent paying g attention, lol). One thing I will say is they didn't deviate from PoF with mob density/aggro range. There are times I'm getting a bunch of adds, but it's not a problem until I'm trying to look at my build or the map.

Still leagues beyond the alternatives: destroy, or stockpile.

Not gonna lie, I'm looking forward to flying around like a Dragoon in FF14 using dives, even if it is (or was) one of the worst combat mechanics in the game. We'll see how I feel after the specs have been out a while, but for now, it seems like a fun gimmick to me.

Not gonna lie, I'm looking forward to flying around like a Dragoon in FF14 using dives, even if it is (or was) one of the worst combat mechanics in the game. We'll see how I feel after the specs have been out a while, but for now, it seems like a fun gimmick to me.

I think people are confused by the message here. Nothing I said was meant negatively. I simply pointed out an area that someone might be confused. Not everything posted on the internet is an attack. This is also something someone learning to speak english would want to learn. I'm not really sure what other phase I could use outside of "poor grammar" to convey what the hangup is. I can edit my original post to say double negative? Edit: To add to that, I pointed this out because I needed to read it a few times this morning to understand through the mix of just waking up, and saying something won't not happen.

Thanks for correcting me.

To be fair, what you said completely contradicted itself with poor grammar, so it could be confusing.

I'm fairly certain the art and story teams have a fair amount of downtime throughout an expansion cycle. This doesn't seem like anything that would really take away from anything else, especially if done at the launch of the expansion, when they plan on not putting out more content for a while. Also, seems like something an intern could do. It's basically just GW2 scrapbooking.

Sounds like mobile game/F2P cashgrab tactics. I just don't see any benefit for the players.

This game is made very casual friendly. Your idea is not. This is a system that punishes those that can't play all of the time, and discourages people from coming back.

Never at a loss of spirit shared either. Never a bad thing.

I'm fairly certain there are people that just "confused face" everything for no reason. This emoji system is pretty dumb. What is the purpose of the trophy if it just means thank you? Just go back to likes and dislikes.

Also subjective. Appearance means the same to me in every game. Playstyle means the same to me in every game. You can't just say visuals are more important in GW2 because you think so. I know people in WoW that have been farming mogs and mounts for a decade, just to have the appearance they want. I also know GW2 players that never change appearances from the base look, because they don't care.

Those 2 articles are referring to the legend, not the class. Shiro is more mobile than the rest of the legends, not the rest of the classes. Nothing in either of those mentions being a more mobile class.

Yeah, I've set up my keybinds so my hands never move around, lol. Super lazy, but I've got everything bound.

Aren't animals at their most vulnerable during hibernation?

I really like both, but when I'm trying to tell someone who I'm talking about, I always call her Louise.

The way I hear it is most of the frame rate issues are server side. You might see some improvements, but they have engine issues I think. Hopefully someone that pays attention more than 10% of the time will get in here, though.

As long as John Favreau writes the next LS.

Its mayble there soos. Also louise from Bob's burgers, and multiple voices in other shows. Can we also get H john Benjamin to do a charr voice. That would be funny.

I never liked moving like that, while holding down the mouse button. It just felt too cumbersome. I'd been using both mouse buttons since vanilla WoW, so it was either that, or the full on action combat. Edit: Also, I use A, S, and D for backpedaling.

I remember when they added in the action cam, I thought I'd never come back, but that has completely reenergized my love for this game. For some reason, this was one I could never get used to the double mouse button moving.