kiri.1467

As implied above, jumping height is always the same no matter how long you hold space, so to avoid the glider popping out, just tap the jump button instead.When I realised this, it made jumping puzzle stuff so much easier. What you want isn't an option right now, so you'll just have to learn to do that. Or just avoid places where accidental gliding is a problem.

Doesn't work for Infantile. The adventuring achievements must be done in Normal or Tribulation mode. Ugh, skimmed over that part.

There is a diference.If you see someone (you dont know) has a problem with math homework, you can decide to help him/her (in this example for free). This is you teaching strikes to new players. But at the same time you could go to a movie with friends. When someone join strikes (with some lfg demands) without them, its like a kid that comes to you and give you his homework so you do it for him And huge mistake you made is this: you asume that players ask for high requirements becausethey want loot fast. That is not always the case. I ask for high requirements (well, I only do strikEs with raid static but for same reason why I would ask for high requirements) because I dont care about the loot or kill.When I do strikes or raids, I want to have fun. And I have fun if players come together, they take responsibilities, they comunicate and they try to make every effort to not only kill the boss, but do so in as efective way as possible. We could just take anything, go there and kill it while talking about cats but then it would be ~10 minutes of a chore. Or we can wait 30 minutes doing something fun while waiting for one pug to join and ten have 5 minutes of fun. Well in the long run if players aren't teaching new people, the number of people for your PuG will keep declining. The value of any mmo activity is in how much of the playet base it involves. If you take time to teach more people, you'll still get the fun you want, because you're communicating with them. Also, let's be real, there's usually less communication when people actually know what they're doing, and you're probably an outlier in the intent behind those high requirements. I teach new raiders almost every week. But only when I want to.Also I guess you never played with experianced raiders. There is alot of comunication required. Who cc on which bar, who block which mechanic, who does. Who use pulls when, the order of timewarps....Alot of comunication required I almost never see training runs going. If you're willing to help people that's great, i can tell you based on the ratio of training to non training runs in lfg, that my opinion of raiders (and community as it matures in any content) as a whole is that they have no desire to work with newer players/teach mechanics. If you're truly doing as you say my comments were in no way aimed at you.Don't wait for training runs in lfg, join Raid Academy. It's how I started until I found a guild in my timezone willing to train and run raids. https://snowcrows.com/raids/training/

Did i say they were hard to kill? Nope. It's just annoying that these NPC's CC you out of the blue when you are trying to fight someone aka pvp but i guess most people here are PvE players. My bad. So... you fought someone near an objective they owned? That sounds like bad positioning.

Open your Hero Panel (the one with equipment, traits, achievements) and click the tab down the bottom - this opens your masteries.Use your mastery points to unlock these abilities - that's what the game is saying.

Except... I am the Scrapper...

Also tested this last night and can confirm.