Fueki.4753

When else do you think is "prime time"? Sunday to Thursday evening, when people have to prepare for the next workday and go to bed early? Friday and Saturday are pretty much the best evenings to play games. Why else do you think many families choose these evenings for their family activities? It's for the same reasons why it's also a the best time for playing video games. But that's assuming one even has a job.

Most of the time, people use the confused marker as a dislike button, because the forum doesn't feature and actual dislike button. So, rather than someone not understanding your idea, you should think of it as someone not liking your idea.

Playing games is EXACTLY how many people start enjoying their weekend. Not everyone is a family person.

It might be your PC not being able to smoothly handle large amounts of players and all the particle vomit they bring.

I've seen players lose against the AI enemy parties during the Island Expeditions in Battle for Azeroth, so never over-estimate player capabilities.

I have a Charr Ranger and a human Ranger. On the human, I didn't bother getting all pets available to me.

It could have been a case of the word being "stylised" on purpose. English is not my first language either.

So you mean to Switch them around? Because you wrote about replacing it, I thought it'd be gone.

Wouldn't Warcrier without y be better? I still think they should just give us Paragon though. The elite specialization mechanic could be Echoes. Activating an Echo would slowly drain our adrenaline while granting a bonus for the duration it drains the Adrenaline (this would be similar to Herald's Facets). They could give us three or five of them, so that we have a good mixture of situational choices and general benefits. Just like in GW1, there could be additional bonuses when triggering Chants while an Echo is active. The utilities would be Chants. Just like in GW1, Chants have a set duration, empower one specific action (per party member) and end when triggered by said action.

What would be in the slot that Smash Brawler currently is in?

While it doesn't happen all that often, there are people who enjoy abusing game mechanics and bugs to troll and/or grieve other players. I've had it happen multiple times to me as well. People camping the LFG to intentionally and repeatedly de-list parties and Thieves stealthing their own team members in sPvP to prevent point capture are just two examples of things I encountered.

I don't think it's intended game design, but occasionally it happens. It's probably just one of the many things that will never get fixed, like that one missing cornerstone in WvW or the events that just stop working. I remember that it happened to me on rare occasions, too, and I have never touched SAB (outside of that one story instance in season 3).

The way I read it, is that the process of merging the parties is what forced him out of his instance, not manually being kicked by other players. In this case, there'd be no name in chat. That's why the want is specifically to have joining players to also appearin chat. It's not hard to understand: player joins party -> the game removes you from your instance -> player leaves party while you are on a loading screen In this scenario, no manual kick was initiated, so no name will appear in chat.

This thread is specifically about seeing the names of people who join parties or merge parties. This are not displayed in chat. And if someone joins you, causes you to get kicked out of your instance and leaves the party before you have a chance to check their name, then you have no name to report. At least I assume that's what happened.

Of course, being able to right-click names in chat and report them is not guaranteed to have any noticeable effect. But there are people who like being able to report anyway.

The way I read it, is that andreiblue.8231 wants to see the names of people joining, so it's easier to report them for the incident they caused.

They randomly picked NPC names for attribute combinations. Maybe they even threw darts to decide on the names. I think that's all there was to it.

There is very little underwater content after core. I do not count the Leviathans in Cantha, as those likely were intended to be fought with the boat masteries.

Unfortunately, that's how medium armour was designed. The original idea (likely) was to keep medium leg armour pieces as tight and small as possible to prevent/reduce clipping with the many, MANY coat-style chest pieces.

They should add Rock Dogs as Ranger pets. People have wanted them since launch.

Town clothing had separate pieces.

But that doesn't mean those would be removed as well, unless specifically pointed out.

Just make them armour pieces, not outfits. Being able to mix and match them means more people would be interested in buying them.

And don't forget to remove the particle effect from Marching Orders/Soldier's Comfort, or at least add a client-side option to hide it.

In GW1, I've seen more melee players using bows to simply pull enemies, than I've seen Rangers indulging in ranged gameplay. It wasn't rare for Rangers to use Warrior, Assassin or Dervish as their secondary profession and play melee builds. Toucher also was a fairly popular melee Ranger build. Don't forget, the range in Ranger means something different than the range in ranged combat.