Boingo.5264

I've got two thoughts... My apologies for making them so outfit-centric. I often feel that the designers come up with some really beautiful armor and outfit ideas, but then get carried away. I think the Crystal Nomad outfit is a good example of this. Great core look, great textures, great theme -- that is taken too far. If I could turn some of those floating crystals off I'd be using this on multiple characters. http://dulfy.net/wp-content/uploads/2015/03/gw2-crystal-nomad-outfit-human-female-2.jpg My other thought isn't all that original -- not that my first one really was. There are some standout elements of some of the outfits, that I would love to be able to mix with other armor skins... Looking at you female Hexed Outfit helm. I bet people would pay good money if they broke up some of the outfits into separate pieces.

Happened to me today. Logging out and then back in seems to fix it -- temporarily. This was actually a big deal for me. When it happened I was attempting to slow down and land my griffin, but it wouldn't slow down. When I finally did land, I hopped on my springer and confirm that it couldn't back up either.

I've been thinking about this since PoF came out... Are there any plans to make the armor, worn by Crystal Desert Cavaliers and guard NPCs, available to player characters? https://wiki.guildwars2.com/images/thumb/a/a8/Cavalier%28NPC%29.jpg/227px-Cavalier%28NPC%29.jpg

I don’t post much, but this has got me so annoyed. To the people who are defending this type of RNG delivery method for mount skins I ask you this: In how many other areas of your life would you be willing to put up with this? Would you buy a car not knowing which one they will ultimately give you? Are you OK buying EVERY car on the lot, just in hopes of getting the one that you actually like? And after buying all of those cars, would it then be reasonable to justify your purchase by saying, “Well, I guess the dealership has to make its money somehow.” This is WRONG, and I guarantee you you would not put up with this sort of thing in almost any other consumer environment. As many have already said, this could have been avoided by just allowing people to buy the skins that they wanted.