What do you do for fun in game, besides the obvious?

[SoulGuardian.6203]

Example:

I like to get two foes to fight eachother.

For instance, white mantle and a spider.

A bear vs a troll. 

You get the idea.

 

What about you?

[HnRkLnXqZ.1870]

I spend way too much time testing things. After 9+ years, you develop an eye for the possible weakpoints. When I see something promising, I usually run my own routine. If I manage to find something that looks interesting, I spend additional time learning the nature and origin of the bug/exploit. What causes it? was there a thinking-error in the design? Did I accidentally activate a fail-safe mechanic? Some discoveries consumed several hours of additional research before I wrote my report. Then I move on to regular gameplay and hope my 'work' helped improving something, or at least preventing future problems. Sometimes I read something in the patch-notes, sometimes I notice a change myself, sometimes everything remains untouched. It is a gamble. What I consider life-threatening is often considered tolerable. But on the other hand, stuff that I expected to be almost neglectable got fixed within 12 hours after report. Quite a weird hobby, but I really enjoy it. I do feel sorry for the people reading the reports though.

[kharmin.7683]

50 minutes ago, SoulGuardian.6203 said:

Example:

I like to get two foes to fight eachother.

For instance, white mantle and a spider.

A bear vs a troll. 

 

This was much easier to do in GW1!

[SoulGuardian.6203]

21 minutes ago, kharmin.7683 said:

This was much easier to do in GW1!

Aye.

In a lot of cases, all you had to do was run past them, and they both chase you for a little, such as harpies and hylek, then they would take out on eachother for not being able to caught up with you. 

Haha.

Naughty we are.

Edited March 29, 2022 by SoulGuardian.6203

[Tiilimon.6094]

I play instruments and give bags and dyes to newbies.