Curse

Chocobo1 · Feb 01, 2010, 01:21 PM // 13:21

Hey, I've decided to start recording some tutorial videos on some Guild Wars things because I'm bored, and contributing to others is fun!

Anyways, I need some constructive criticism because well obviously I'm not going to start off perfect and I need to know what I should be improving on. Any criticism would be great, even if you think its negative I don't care, I'm not going to lose any sleep over it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6EKshC75wiY

Theres my first vid, its showing how to run a Backbreaker assassin. Because well I see people failing it all the time. Anyways anything you can tell me would help me heeps, so thanks for your time :P.

Warvic · Feb 01, 2010, 01:36 PM // 13:36

Nice movie, But I do have some critisism

You said that you saw people fail. Then you have to answer the question, why did they fail?

You explained that people can fail because of weakness and hexes. But the main reason that people fail is weapon switching. When I see backbreakers fail, It's always weapon switching. So you might wanna explain that to

Archress Shayleigh · Feb 01, 2010, 01:38 PM // 13:38

GJ, the only thing missing in my opinion is actual explanation on how to execute the chain.

Nihilim Dhiamara · Feb 01, 2010, 02:12 PM // 14:12

one realy easy way is: buy a G11/G15 keyboard and make a macro for it

Chocobo1 · Feb 01, 2010, 02:15 PM // 14:15

@Warvic

Yeah, I should really go into that. That nicely ties into what Archress was talking about, how I didn't actually show how to execute the chain. I was wondering if I should do it, It actually totally slipped my mind at the time. I might re upload and redo the first bit to slow it down and show how to actually perform it.

I don't think I spear too much. Its good to build Adrenaline while keeping at a distance away from the oppositions melee (In this case it was a single R/A).

Secondly, you have to wait for the entire chain on the first hit because your waiting for Backbreaker. After that you can do smaller chains, but I'll put this more down to you being unable to see what I was facing. I was vsing a R/A, a Necro and 2 monks. R/As use L Reflex to stop the chain and once that first monk went down the other team gave up pretty much (you can see them dancing while I hit them). Smaller chains can be useful, but you need to know which situation to use them in.

Thanks heeps so far guys, this is going well :).

Edited by Sierraa: removed references to deleted posts.

Fap · Feb 01, 2010, 08:54 PM // 20:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by Nihilim Dhiamara

one realy easy way is: buy a G11/G15 keyboard and make a macro for it

any keyboard shall suffice as long as you have unused keys on it which I'm pretty sure you do. (entire numpad(twice), scroll lock, pause break, home, end, insert, page up, page down, right ctrl, right shift, application, caps lock, second windows key+other random buttons your keyboard might have)