Curse

Adaria · May 29, 2005, 04:34 PM // 16:34

A random thing I thought of, what are some of your big Guild Wars Bloopers?

Mishitting a key, yet getting lucky with the skill you used accidentally?

Causing your entire party to die a horrid death due to your character refusing to attack?

This could be cute to work on in vids with emotes, I think they need a /falldown command for fun...

But anyway, what're the stupid things in battle you've done that either cost you the mission or ended up saving your bums?

I can't tell you how many times a spell wouldn't fire or I hit the wrong spell that caused a teammate to die accidentally. *sigh*

Sometimes I've gotten lucky though, hit a firestorm instead of a flare and odd things like that. Or the timing on a spell cast at just the right moment right before someone croaked...

This'd be fun to turn into vids, Guild Wars Funniest Videos or something.

Still find the Thriller and Gwen video to be the funniest, but hey, we need new material sometime right?

Feli · May 29, 2005, 04:42 PM // 16:42

I remember a thing... not done by me though.
It involved two people from our guild who were trying to get an elite skill in the last mission (hundred blades) and stacked up on Henchmen as they normally obey commands and the last mission is a lot easier to do with ppl obeying to orders.
However, i dunno how.. i think he was a leftover from another group. There was another warrior. Well we played quite as a team with me calling the targets in the apropiate order. We came pretty far when all of a sudden that foreign warrior deciced he wanted to call a target for fun.
Well, you know what happened after that, don't you?
The Henchmen ran towards the target, thus aggroing the nearby patrol of mobs. We had a moment of "oh my god, he just didn't screw us all with one single target call". We deciced to retreat and in his panic, that warrior ran to a wrong place. When he came towards our position he had a train of mobs behind him, he probably aggroed a third and a fourth mob.
Die, kick him out of he party and solely do with henchmen

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What happens to me is, i often hit the key for turning 180 ° on accident. Thus leaving me heavily puzzled in combat for a while

Jwh6913 · May 29, 2005, 05:20 PM // 17:20

let me guess it were someone called rap [email protected]? yes that's the name cra and a p

geez he's a idiot
I kicked him out because he made some "clasist" remarks about monks. needless to said the group succeded much better without him

wow I made a new word " clasist"- predjuiced against a class/profession

Keesa · May 29, 2005, 05:38 PM // 17:38

classist actually refers to prejudice against people of a particular social strata.

Jwh6913 · May 29, 2005, 05:42 PM // 17:42

ah, but profist doesn't sound right

Rahne Sinclaire · May 29, 2005, 06:09 PM // 18:09

My worst mistake? Past couple days, I've been collecting the 15k armor set called Dragon Armor. I managed to get 2 pieces, and was rather proud of myself, so I went to show it off in Abbadon's Mouth mission (2nd to last).
Not sure if this is a spoiler or not, so if it is please correct me...
The last class of enemies you fight in the game are called Mursaat, and they use a skill that kicks the holy b-jesus out of you unless you do something to your armor called "Infusing" it. If you completely infuse your armor, the mursaat's special skill won't kick your ass. If you don't, it will.
Well, you have to infuse EACH piece of armor you get, so if you get new armor you have to redo the infusion process (Which is a subquest in a mission).
Well, after getting my two new pieces of armor, I forgot to infuse them but I failed to notice because I was so used to having all my armor infused.
Went into the mission, was feeling really confident, ran up and started fighting mursaat with my party. About 10 minutes later, after dying once VERY quickly, I realized what was wrong... and I felt really, really stupid.
I had to tell the Party that I was pretty much a useless tank and left with my tail between my legs, so to speak.