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i would like this myself. so much build diversity which opens up more fun playstyles but then again i can already see the PvP & WvW people raging and complaining about balance because X+Y combo profession is broken/op/etc, game will die if not, etc. so it probably wont happen, sadly I tell ya I am sucked back into warframe now that I can combine skills. I gave Ash a skill from Mirage called Eclipse and it's like I'm a kid in a candy store. A whole new way to play warframe.

More skills. Dual profession system. Guild Wars 1 had a player surge just from to each profession because of all the synergies it helped create.Warframe had a player surge just from adding a way of to other warframes.Less work to create things players can play with endlessly.

If Guild Wars 2 does not upgrade its engine before it's too late it'll suffer the same fate as Tera. A revent review I saw of Tera said the engine upgrade was really welcome but it was too little too late.

I have low expectations.GW2 core seems to be themed mini games and the occasional insane farming for some gated carrot on a stick.So expansion could be 10 new mini game types dotted around a map.And a new fireball throwing dragon sword that requires 250 gold, 250 monster eyes, 250 ectoplasm and 50 piece collection.That sounds about right. ?

I really don't enjoy how looting feels like a trash collection. Has anyone played rpg besides guild wars 2 where looting feels so boring.

In my experience people come to complain or give advice. Also there is a thing called embedded viewership so you can never trust twitch numbers. I know of several ESO streamers that look like they have tons of viewers when it's embedded viewership doing it. ESO also gives out loot boxes to people who watch sponsored streams, so quite a few players will open one on their phone or something and leave it running with the sound muted while they're doing other things. They've not actually watching, but Twitch can't tell the difference so they get free stuff for doing almost nothing and streamers get artificially inflated viewer numbers.The twitch drops are turned off most of the month and the crates are never guaranteed, and the crate itself carries poisons and potions that are not as good as the game crafted ones. I have some years experience with ESO streams and twitch and I believe it does not boost numbers as much.However embedded viewership gives streamers an extra 5k, 15k, 20k 'viewers' if they embed their stream on a high traffic info site. I have personally seen a streamer come into a stream and ask about it, get the honest answer, and get boosted to 5k+ viewers after that from doing embedding.

In my experience people come to complain or give advice. Also there is a thing called embedded viewership so you can never trust twitch numbers. I know of several ESO streamers that look like they have tons of viewers when it's embedded viewership doing it.

It would be fun to have a more robust system that gets people to go out and search all the zones instead of congregating in the zone of the month.

As someone who watches summit and is subbed to his channel, don't get hung up on it. He'll move on. And don't give him gold thinking he won't move on. Based on streams I've watched I predict he will stay for two more weeks. Enjoy it and expect some fun streams, but don't get hung up on it.

Do you get a stealth attack bonus from it.In elder scrolls online you get 3x multiplier for an opening attack done to an enemy flank while in stealth. It would make 40cd stealth useful.

That's not a good way to keep players playing. Does the game want gold farmers to be it's future playerbase.

Is it fixed. Wiki says it is not.

After finding an ornate rusted key I realized that GW2 is almost always... See something interesting.Look it up on wiki.Find out it is used for something.Look up that something on wiki.Find out it requires farming a LOT of gold.Close wiki.Exit game.Start up elder scrolls online.

I miss secondaries. I had a mesmer and I made so many builds using all the professions as mesmer secondaries. My mesmer could over time do everything in the game and feel completely different from one day to the next. Such longevity it had. frareanselm, try the Renegade. I really liked playing it. I'd be summoning ghosts and using shortbow/staff. You can do some cool lifesteal builds with it.

I got ascended trinkets and weapons, but when I got to armour I stopped after a couple of pieces and honestly feel it is a trap. If you are not doing fractals it is a trap to care about ascended armour. Just get your trinkets.

Are you referring to material promotion. Like that thing where I'd use a philosopher stone for upgrading 250 of one material into 80 of another.

I finished my masteries and am now earning spirit shards and it is pretty cool. But I have been looking at the vendor items and then looked up on the wiki. I keep seeing stuff to buy with spirit shards that require so much more money or work on top of it that I don't want to fall into that money pit. I just want something simple to buy that is useful. So far I only see the Sprint Boost Banner, but I see banners everywhere for free.

omg I bet the name is the result of owning rights to it even though the game had a vision change and turned out to be very different.

Soulbeast isn't flexible. Base Ranger seems better now. What a waste of time and resources.

Capes that don't flow as nice as the original game and yet they are sold for real money. Perfect symbol for this dying franchise. Anet really killed it good.

A new core skill line for each class. It is the smart choice for player retention.

WoW classic worked because even a small fraction of it's playerbase is still a massive amount of people. Guild Wars 2 classic would be a sad and lonely place.

I think the presentation, live theater and countdown timer for days, and it happening around the game's anniversary made me think it would be a game changer announcement. I don't actually play anymore but came back hoping something really wild would happen.

I like the voice from Dragon's Dogma dragon, Grigori. To me it sounded both sinister and noble which fit the character's role too. Maybe a future dragon can use that voice.

I been playing elder scrolls online and miss the build making in guild wars 1. ESO lets me combine skill lines. I miss that from GW1.Also I miss capturing elite skills from enemies and having lots of elite skills to make builds with.I like quests that take me on adventures. GW2 feels like "hang out in the area and do chores." for prize tickets.