kumiponi.6047

Recently (I was told it was yesterday) a large invisible block has appeared in Not So Secret, at the point where you jump on narrow horizontal pipes on the way to the deck of the airship. It's on top of the last pipe that's a little higher than the others. Sometimes you can make the jump but it seems random. Has someone found a reliable way to jump on it or bypass it easily?

I think I started playing after the Heroic Edition had been discontinued. My purchase was a combo of the standard base game and HoT and PoF. But I have the Profane Armor skins unlocked, which means I may have gotten the Heroic Edition extras at some point for whatever reason! The festival invitation letter could have filled my mail box, deleting an old message and forcing the attached Letter of Influence to my inventory.

I logged in after the current festival had started, and played for a while in Silverwastes. Then I noticed that I had this in my inventory: https://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Letter_of_Influence I don't know how I got it. Seems like obsolete game content. Maybe a super rare drop, but why would that be a drop...

I've seen this once. The motionless construct has to be killed to be able to start some other events, and it takes a long time.

As far as I can tell, Treasure Hunter Protocol doesn't work at all in PoF maps. Even ordinary chests are not shown. On the other hand, a Jahai Bluffs Chest did show up, so in LWS4 maps it works in some cases and not in others.

Can someone confirm this? In Siren's Landing, Artifact of Dwayna is supposed to give a gliding skills boon/bundle to defeat the unchained wyvern. If you have the Jade Bots Gliding Booster mastery from End of Dragons, the skills don't appear. Bloodstone Fen gliding skills work normally.

This probably affects all collection items that should give volatile magic as well, because I have the same issue with one.

I'm trying to salvage the Inquest Mechanism [&AgHcVAEA] but it doesn't work, just silently fails. It's supposed to be salvageable into some volatile magic.

You're saying it's not a bug that the game wants the map to close at the same time when it's continuously creating new maps? People are either volunteering and changing maps every 15 minutes or stay in a map almost alone. I fail to see how that's what the intended behavior is.

The Desert Highlands map keeps closing. Whenever prompted by the game to change instance ("version") of the map and I accept, I end up in a completely new map instance. This makes getting to the end of an event chain impossible or very hard, because I most likely have to solo it in an hour.

I was depositing some Cilantro Lime Sous-Vide Steaks into my guild storage when I got this item into my inventory. Here's the API entry. Is this a bug item? It could be that it represents food in the guild storage but somehow was put into my inventory instead. Maybe because I put many items there quite rapidly and it caused some lag or something.

It could be worth it to check if the same thing happens with another guild, using the same character(s). If not, then there may be something wrong with your guild's data on the servers.

The big game engines are obviously going to be (or already have been) ported to M1 and Metal, which will facilitate porting games that use those engines. Games with custom engines don't have that luxury. In other news: Linux with a graphical desktop has already been shown working on a new Mac. The biggest obstacle there is the custom graphics hardware which needs reverse engineering and drivers written from scratch.

I also got disconnected and there appeared to be no way to re-join the dragon response mission even though I remained in the party. :( I tried going through the portal again, but it just started a new mission instance. Maybe there's some workaround that I missed?

About teleporting in open world. It's kind of hard to report someone when you only notice them cheating when they vanish. ;) You'd need to guess the gathering node they have teleported to next and somehow manage to get there in time. Also, realistically, it's not the type of cheating I'd be most likely to report – after all, it doesn't really harm me much.