Jalad Lantana.3027

Any ETA on when this will be fixed? Had to put crafting on hold.

What Mirage Elite Utility Skill are your favorites or do you like to break out just for fun? If a Norn, do you prefer any of the Norn Elite skills? I am enjoying my NornStaff Mirage in casual open world, but can't seem to decide which elite utility skill to use. Thanks.😀

I have been experimenting with different Runes on my condi Mirage for general open world mucking about, here are the results Rune Condition Duration Boon Duration Winds of Chaos Torment Time Winds of Chaos Damage (moving target) Nightmare 74 42 8 sec 779 Tempest 81 44 9 sec 733 Tormenting 54 42 10 sec 898 My understanding is most of staff condi mirage's damage comes from Torment and based on the above stats, Runes of Tormenting seem to be the best choice with Tempest the second choice, but the meta says otherwise, please explain why.

So anyone who fully grasps all the ins and outs of engineer with Mech, what is the net result of this bit from the balance preview for Engineer. My reading is this means some boons that were generated by the Mech, originated on the engineer, meaning if the Mech was half way across them map, the engineer got the boons. With this change, with the Mech often out of boon range of the engineer, the engineer will getting the benefit of fewer boons. Since engineer and pet classes in general have very little control over their pets movement and proximity, this is a looks to be a major nerf. What do you think, major, minor, a wash somehow, what?

Baffled: What does "fixed bug where mech was source of boons instead of Mech" mean?

So how can I tell what it is clashing with?

So I bought a Polyluminescent Undulating Refractor (Teal) infusion and applied it to an ascended ring, however my character still looks the same, no Teal Glow. Is this a bug or is there something else needed to make this work? I want a glowing teal skin tone.

I was excited to see old Lion's Arch coming back, but after flailing about for several days of Wiki diving convoluted and obfuscated requirements for getting the Lion's Memory key, I am at loss. There is no top down guide of how to snag this key, one has to work backwards with arcane obtuse references through a series of achievements, collections, etc. (euphenisms for the mother of all quest chains) only to discover that most of them are buried within Living Story missions that can only be accessed sequentially if you missed them the first time around. I had no way of knowing up front that there are a huge slew of things to be done in the LS 1 Lion's Arch story that were requirements, and now the only way to get them is to restart the entire lengthy time consuming process. I have looked and can't find any guides that pull it all together and map out an efficient path to getting this key other than extensive repetition of the entire story line. I am sure some fan-boys will respond on how they got this in just a few hours, but who will also neglect to map out how they did it and how they knew how to do it. Very disappointed that old Lion's Arch seems out of reach for a casual player like myself with limited time to play.

Thanks, good to know.

What does the circled icon in this picture stand for?

Thanks, that is helpful, I just wanted to make sure I was doing the right thing.

For the last 3 weeks I have been running the "easy 3" strikes by joining LFG Goups which advertiser that. Bugs I encounter frequently: * Group advertise as Easy Three, when the pop up appears to join the instance it turns out to be Boneskinner or a strike other than the easy 3. * After completing the first "easy 3" , lets say Icebrood, the popup that appears next is Icebrood again.

I have been running the easy 4 strikes every evening for a couple of weeks as a Alacrity/Heals Mech build. It seems like in every group a Necro often gets really low health bars during the fights. I have been healing them, but is this necessary, is it some kind of thing where they loose health to do some skill etc.? or are they often just plain squishy. Am I doing the right thing, or is it more important that I keep alacrity up?

Man thanks, I can see there is a lot to work on here. Is there any way to practise, like a target golem that needs to be healed, or just jump into Strikes and try?

I think I have a handle on providing alacrity, regen and barrier, but am kind of clueless on heals. What are some tips on how to be a successful HEAL/MECH?

Resize Mouse Cursor and Emphasise Ground Target Green Circle Please! With all the visual clutter it is getting really hard to locate you mouse cursor for targeting, and the ground targeting green circle needs more emphasis, it often can barely been seen when there are a million particle effects going on. Thanks

How does taking Soothing Detonation make a difference when taking Mech removes toolbelt F1-F5 skills? I will try your suggested changes out, thanks. How do I tell if it is working? Are there benchmarks for healing and alac? What am I looking for?

Started playing Engineer Mech recently and doing Strikes for the first time, and made this build based on several videos and forum posts. What do you call this build, crap? or ? It survives fine in Strikes. All I see in the log is giving lots of barrier to the squad, but it is hard to tell how much if any alacrity, regen or healing is going out. I am new to Strikes so have no clue, is this a wanted build or is it dragging down groups? If so, what build do you suggest that pulls it's weight?

So highlight buff to one profession, wait until the 29th to see who is getting nerfed.

The reason given for Engineers not being able to swap weapons in combat is because of tool belts. Since choosing the Mech specialization eliminates the option to use tool belts, in combat weapon swap should be available to Engineers in that specialization.

The Engi/Mech is viable and average, not OP. The proof is in the pudding. LFG is not screaming for Condi/Engineer/Mechs. Wade solo with a mech into the Whispering Grottos in Elon Riverlands and see how long you and it last versus various level Hydras and adds. Try to play one in challenging content and come away with zero self or mech deaths after a week. Judging from the obvious popularity of the Engi/Mech specialization, it is a big hit. I think it is the best thing about this expansion. The mech requires constant management, especially when multiple hostiles are near, and high involvement in activating it's skills at the appropriate times.

Your right, I forgot to add "or salvaged".

I only recently started playing Engineer and run two builds, a condi/mech and a healer/mech. I really like quickness and movement speed buffs. How exactly does Kinetic Battery work? Is it strictly passive or do certain actions maximize it's utility?

Example, weapons and armor can be deleted once the skin is unlocked. Most trophies but not all (apparently some may be required to acquire Legendaries) What else, that can't be sold or have any reason to keep them, can be deleted to free up inventory space?

We need a Jade themed glider, i.e. lots of glowing green jade.