Curse

Orange Milk · Mar 04, 2008, 05:40 PM // 17:40

[skill]"Coward!"[/skill]

[skill]"You're All Alone!"[/skill]

Warrior skills

Can be used at range

in fact, VERY effective at range

go away now

N1ghtstalker · Mar 04, 2008, 05:46 PM // 17:46

lol wut?
you wanna throw axes and swords?
that's just stupid
as if someone can throw a big melee weapon like an Icy Dragon Sword (lol imagine that flying around to an enemy) or a Fiery Blade axe
it's unlogical
keep the realism a bit in: daggers can be easily thrown due to their small size and good aerodynamics
but a sword?
so soon i'll have to be worried i'll have a Forgotten sword flying straight to my head?
/notsigned

Artorius.Maximus · Mar 04, 2008, 07:18 PM // 19:18

"Honestly, who throws a shoe?" - Austin Powers

/close or /delete before the flaming gets worse

Orange Milk · Mar 04, 2008, 07:28 PM // 19:28

LOL, Random Task, what a guy.

freaky naughty · Mar 04, 2008, 10:37 PM // 22:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trax Reborn

D. again, you have no idea what you are talking about. the CoP nerf didnt hurt boon prots, it nerfed chars with 0 divine flavor(sounds like a W/Mo with CoP)

Divine flavor? Does that make your food taste heavenly or something?

Back on topic, no notsigned, a warrior throwing away weapons makes for a dmgless warrior. A dmgless warrior is a useless warrior imo, and if you really want to throw a weapon at someone, just make a paragon.

U Wanna Die · Mar 04, 2008, 11:03 PM // 23:03

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yukito Kunisaki

Cracked Earth - those of you who've played as Tsunade in the Naruto fighting games know this animation. You slam the ground, a crack in the ground 'instantly' forms between you and your target causing large earth damage. Distance / dmg is mastery based obviously. *causes weakness on critical?

if you have played any game that has any fighting or anything it has this animation

btw paragons ftw

/notsigned

Fear Me! · Mar 30, 2008, 10:07 AM // 10:07

Quote:

Originally Posted by HawkofStorms

Only if throwing your sword/axe causes you to not be able to attack at all for x number of seconds as you get your weapon back.

/notsigned. A good idea to implement the Conan the barbarian aspect into guildwars, it would be nice. But the above comments on swords not being daggers wins me over. What throw range would they have if you were to implement it? Less than spears that are designed to be thrown? And would the warrior still have their weapon, and/or suffer from weakness for performing such a feat?

legion_rat · Mar 30, 2008, 01:01 PM // 13:01

First I am not going to flame the OP. It was a good idea, due to the large number of fantasy books,movies and even other games where you can such a thing. And some of it, esp the hammer attack, sounds cool. BUT, I dont see it happening here. Esp since GW1 will be getting nothing major ever again.

To all the retards talking about 1337 |\/|Y 9ui1d is please hit your self in the head with a hammer. NO ONE CARES. No one believes you. If you need your e-pen stroked go back to DL pics of Aria giovanni, and get off of here. If you have nothing useful to say about the post. such as

/not signed it makes the war useless as he has no weapon for the X amount of time after using skill

or

/signed I like this idea alot

STFU.

Again to the OP /notsigned but a cool idea anyway.

~the rat~

Oh and my guild got Gwen nerfed cause we tought her that whole rampaging through town setting shit on fire thing~

You can't see me · Mar 30, 2008, 03:05 PM // 15:05

The worst part of this idea is that thrown weapons indeed would be skills, and would be up for use for other professions since there are really no "Available to X Primary Only" skills, PvE skills aside.

Imagine the RA ele's throwing their wands....

/Not Signed, terribad idea.

Mickey · Mar 30, 2008, 03:17 PM // 15:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trax Reborn

A. i can only assume your guild was never even top 100, TTGR was top 25 for almost a year
B. its disbanded b/c of a immature leader
C. you just make yourself look dumb when u dont know what you are talking about. it used to be -10e on hit always. now its -x to -x depending on marks.
D. again, you have no idea what you are talking about. the CoP nerf didnt hurt boon prots, it nerfed chars with 0 divine flavor(sounds like a W/Mo with CoP)
E. The guild name was a inside joke from other forums, and a person of your stature would try to insult me for spelling it wrong(even tho thats the point)

nice to know everyone thinks they know everything.

Nice to know that people still can't read. Rating =/= Rank. GG.

Artisan Archer · Mar 30, 2008, 07:28 PM // 19:28

Use secondary proffesions?

I think you'll like the Hamstorm build alot...

Coraline Jones · Mar 30, 2008, 08:09 PM // 20:09

Getting this back on topic, there will never be any warrior skills added to Guild Wars 1. Well, actually there are going to be no more skills added whatsoever to the game or any new content for that matter. You can read Gaile's comments and she pretty much confirmed that the entire ANet team is focused on GW2 and has no intention of doing anything new except skill balances, adding in DAW skins, and possibly Year 3 miniatures.

If you want to unbalance the game even further, then the best way to do it is to give warriors skills that allow them to somehow "throw" their weapons. Warriors have some huge damage potential and heavy armor, so one of the intentional weaknesses of warriors is that they have to run up to enemies point-blank and attack them. As a result, there are plenty of skills that counter warriors because of this, like Throw Dirt or even Imagined Burden.

So even if warriors could get skills like you described, ANet would probably implement them in a way that they would be barely usable. They would have to be weak (terrible damage, extremely slow recharge time) or everybody would switch over to these skills as many warrior counters, like crippling condition or slowing hexes, would effectively be negated. In my opinion, if ANet is going to implement trash skills that have little to no purpose, then I would rather that they not have them at all.

/unsigned

Chronos the Defiler · Mar 30, 2008, 10:50 PM // 22:50

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yukito Kunisaki

Hammers:

Cracked Earth - those of you who've played as Tsunade in the Naruto fighting games know this animation. You slam the ground, a crack in the ground 'instantly' forms between you and your target causing large earth damage. Distance / dmg is mastery based obviously. *causes weakness on critical?

YAY I WANT B TORMENT CLAW PLS!

BlackSephir · Mar 30, 2008, 10:53 PM // 22:53

I knew I shouldn't enter a thread with "lol" in its title.
Stupid me for not listening to myself.

A11Eur0 · Mar 30, 2008, 10:57 PM // 22:57

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kanyatta

1. Because Warriors are melee fighters

2. Even a short sword appears to be about 2 1/2 to 3 feet long, and something like a fellblade that looks like it could be up to 6. A knife is usually around maybe a foot, at most. If you were to try throwing something like a Fellblade, you might be able to have an effective and accurate range of about 10 feet, maybe.

3. Although warriors may be super strong and such, they aren't magical (unless they go /Caster or something, but I'm just talking about warriors here). Any human being, hell, anything on earth, couldn't take an object, swing it to the ground, and cause the earth to crack. Except maybe Sandshrew with his Fissure attack. (yay pokemon)

Who says warriors NEED to be melee fighters? And one skill to liven up a weapon's skill line would definitely not imbalance gameplay. make it 8 adrenaline or something...not like you're going to be spamming it with dragon slash...otherwise it would just be melee anyway. Make it as a last-ditch killing blow thing, or a lead-in attack on an enemy that you're going to be running up to anyway to recover the weapon.

If my warrior could swing her 6 foot long fellblade as fast and as often as she can swing a short sword, why can't she throw it? And who says it has to have longbow range (to make a point)?

#3: again, earthshaker. Focus that earth-shattering power into a single direction and I'm sure it'll be enough to open a fissure. Hell, my real self with a 20 lb sledgehammer can turn a chunk of granite into rubble...what's to say a fictional fantasy game character with training and a 50 pound chunk of steel can't do something even more amazing? You're trying to apply realism to a fantasy RPG game. And you fail horribly because of it.

1 up and 2 down · Mar 30, 2008, 11:06 PM // 23:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by Yukito Kunisaki

Warriors using warrior primary RANGED ATTACKS?!

Ideas, some borrowed from other games, post your own!

Axes:

Tomahawk - dur, you throw your axe at around 50-75% arrow distance (axe mastery dependant) and do a set amount of damage. if it crits, let it deep wound 0_0*

You've just been tomahawked!

placebo overdose · Mar 30, 2008, 11:13 PM // 23:13

only if my ranger gets to whack the stuffing out of someone with her bow
/sarcasm

Yuhe Ji · Mar 30, 2008, 11:28 PM // 23:28

What about a dervish throwing a scythe? And then it boomerangs back? [sarcasm]
/notsigned
It goes way off what the concept of the Guild Wars warrior is supposed to be. The warrior should be in the frontlines. If s/he isn't, then they are not doing their job. And the hammer ranged attack sounds kinda overpowered. Earthshaker doesn't have that much range.

A11Eur0 · Mar 30, 2008, 11:59 PM // 23:59

No, but it KD's every enemy IN range..maybe a single-target ranged KD with some damage?

I'm not expecting it to be made...but it's nice to dream.

Again...a single ranged weapon throw attack will NOT pull a warrior back from the frontline. Again, I'd liken it to a surprise lead-in attack meant to disrupt a target's preparation for the coming storm. It would be an interesting counter to blinding flash/surge.

Gun Pierson · May 13, 2008, 06:37 PM // 18:37

Actually I like the idea of a throwing axe (req x axe mastery) and throwing daggers or darts (req x dagger mastery). Not in the form of skills but as a weapon, just like the paragon uses his spear. If needed with a lower dmg output.