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  1. While cool, it would muscle in on the domain of the Legendary armour sets so it probably won’t happen.
  2. Warr 2 As long as the pointy end of the Scythe keeps pointing the right way it would be fine. Like you would an two-handed axe.
  3. EOTN Gw2 :) that would add a new playable race, Kodan.Canthan expantion would add Tengu's. Note: Kodan and Teng's would have only 1 specialization role, each one to fix each own racial atributes and mechanichs, this ould avoid to remake the skeleton to work will all classes animations. Actually that would be kewl, the Kodan and the Tengu could even have 1 class and 1 elite specialization for each race rather than have all classes and elites. This would facilitate the racial design and avoid having all skill in game animations worked for those races since those new races would have to have a new skeleton for the model and all animations worked for it, but shortening it to 1 elite and its trait could make it those races more easy to be deployed in game.The Kodan are just reskinned Norns (same skeleton/rig/animations) which would make it less of a hassle to use them, but on the other would make them feel sorta like a “cheap copy-paste”-solution. Hmm.
  4. I guess Reapers kinda do while in their Shroud form?
  5. Nobody would use a scythe as a weapon against anything but wheat, if you wanna bring the argument down that route. The weapon(s) know as “war scythes” were more akin to halberds or poleaxes than what most people think of as a scythe. Thankfully, GW2 is a fantasy game, not a realistic medieval combat sim. Using a traditional scythe with Greatsword animations is no dumber than with the Staff melee animations: it is equally dumb. Which means equally viable and perfectly fine. 95% of staves in gw2 are "big sticks with something on top" which a scythe is closer to then a "really big sword". That’s irrelevant to the point I was making. Using a scythe(or any Staff skin as it were) as a Greatsword is no dumber than using it like a bo Staff.
  6. Nobody would use a scythe as a weapon against anything but wheat, if you wanna bring the argument down that route. The weapon(s) know as “war scythes” were more akin to halberds or poleaxes than what most people think of as a scythe. Thankfully, GW2 is a fantasy game, not a realistic medieval combat sim. Using a traditional scythe with Greatsword animations is no dumber than with the Staff melee animations: it is equally dumb from a realism point of view. Which means equally viable in a fantasy game such as this. Rule of Cool.
  7. I have no issues imagining a Norn Thief. Just think of a big, thuggish bandit enforcer kinda guy. Not all Thieves have to be pigeonholed into the same “agile ninja dude” stereotype.
  8. “Congratulations! Your Buttcape has evolved into Sidecape!”
  9. Or splitting it in PvE/PvP which a much higher revive chance in PvE. It sorta serves it’s purpose in PvP well enough.
  10. No game is gonna have an exclusively positive community. But the positive sections that do exists for GW2 are, indeed, great.
  11. Any class fits a Norn, really. One who sets out to build his Legend as the greatest Engineer ever is no less of a Norn than a Ranger or Warrior. Even Mesmer fits as Norns who worship Raven would be right at home with the trickster theme of the class.
  12. I’m pretty sure Anet are managed into teams, each doing different things. The ones who do the story of LW probably aren’t the team responsible for PvP balancing, for example. I very much doubt focus in one area “steals” resources from another.
  13. The problem with Vengeance is that it just ain’t worth it. The revive chance is far too low. Especially since just staying on you butt has 100% chance when tossing rocks.
  14. Koma-something Kotaki. I mostly remember the second part because it was based on the IRL name of the artist who conceived it, so it is a memorable lil’ tidbit like that.
  15. Well, in that case let it be known I likewise don’t know what they look like either. Also, well, Legendaries are Legendaries after all. If any item in the game exists that people should, and do, know the names of it is them. :lol: The thought to make this thread just came to me because I realized that while I’m well-versed with most Legendaries (even those I never plan on getting) I had no clue about these underwater ones, and I wanted to see if I was the only one or if that is how most people are given the nature of underwater content. :hushed:
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