Manius.5679 Posted October 11, 2017 Posted October 11, 2017 I'm new to warrior but have been doing well with it since PoF release (Mained Rev, but hated the new spec). That being said I see most warriors using GS over Hammer, and I was just wondering why. My build is as follows. http://gw2skills.net/editor/?vJAQNAoeSnMdAVhgt6CehAciglqATpHE7yBIFgGQAA/DPiXxA-jpBHQBA4QA0wHAQAPCAM8EAcvyAlY/BAWith hammer I feel like the stuns and knockdowns adds more boon hate due to Dispelling Force, and with Loss Aversion, more damage. It also makes me feel like i have more control over a fight. With dagger I have 2 gap closers and a stun, with the shield i have another stun. Then swap to hammer I give vulnerability and 2 more knockdowns. 1v1 I can almost keep my opponent from fighting back. When I'm outnumbered Switching between defense with the shield, AoE knockdowns, and counter I feel like I stay up long enough to give my team advantage on other points.I was just wondering what benefit I'd have going to GS. I don't feel like it has any more utility over the hammer, and it doesn't work with a build meant to boon steal in my opinion. The only reason I ask is I beat a guard fairly easily earlier and he starting raging about being beat by a bronze build and called me a noob for using a hammer. I'm enjoying the build and it's working for me In Gold 2 (3 depending on if I'm on a win or lose streak), but if I'd be more effective making adjustments, I'm all ears.
Mikeskies.1536 Posted October 11, 2017 Posted October 11, 2017 Greatsword is meant for mobility and executions.
NeedCoffee.1402 Posted October 11, 2017 Posted October 11, 2017 @Mikeskies.1536 said:Greatsword is meant for mobility and executions. This, plus you can put sigil of escape /quickness on GS and use it as an escape. Otherwise I love hammer.Once a pon a time hammer/bow dominated the meta.
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