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Originally Posted by UnChosen
Next up! Ursan sniper group LF 5 ursan snipers, 2 HB, and 1 Imbagon. Mesmers, sins, rits, dervs, and rangers need not apply because they are are useless during the down time.
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Originally Posted by Azza
lol but i picture it more like this
to dumb it down for A-Net because i know there slow(they never take a hint on nerfs) if u keep nerfing the game ur not gonna have much of a customer line for GW2, i can name hundreds of people i talk to online that arent gonna bother with GW2 and each of them would know hundreds more  well simply said once i max out all my titles im quitting GW and buying WoW(they dont seem to nerf that) |
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Originally Posted by Azza
PvP and PvE always results in button mashing wether the build requitres skill or not.
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Originally Posted by eeks
Ouch at Order of Undeath's.. insanely bittersweet "buff"? Weirdly, they go on about how it benefits PvP in the developer comment.. thing, but didn't utilise their big PvE/PvP split.
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Originally Posted by slowerpoke
how did the update effect the perma sf uw farm? i know they removed the cursed riders (!?) and reduced the dmg penalty. does this make it easier than before?
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Originally Posted by Chthon
The old farm works again, except it takes 3 times as long because you're lucky to be able to kill 2 groups at once, and you've still got the damage penalty, and and the mindblades have more HP, and the mindblades kept hexbreaker.
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Originally Posted by Chthon
I agree. They completely dropped the ball on that one. Completely.
Aside from a few overbuffs, the rest of the changes are OK, if not exactly inspired. But losing OoU ticks me off so much I'm going to have to call it a bad update overall. |
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Elementalist * Heroes are less likely to use Lightning Bolt on stationary foes. * Heroes use Shock Arrow more efficiently. * Heroes use Glowstone more efficiently. * Heroes use Glowing Gaze more efficiently. * Heroes are more likely to use Glowing Ice on targets suffering from a water hex. * Heroes no longer use Blinding Flash on casters or Blinded targets. * Heroes are less likely to use Blinding Surge if only a single target will be affected. * Heroes use Mind Blast more effectively. * Heroes will use of Flare on targets regardless of their remaining Health. * Heroes use Invoke Lightning more efficiently. * Heroes use Chain Lightning more efficiently. Mesmer * Heroes are less likely to use Lightning Bolt on stationary foes. * Heroes use Shock Arrow more efficiently. * Heroes use Glowstone more efficiently. * Heroes use Glowing Gaze more efficiently. * Heroes are more likely to use Glowing Ice on targets suffering from a water hex. * Heroes no longer use Blinding Flash on casters or Blinded targets. * Heroes are less likely to use Blinding Surge if only a single target will be affected. * Heroes use Mind Blast more effectively. * Heroes will use of Flare on targets regardless of their remaining Health. * Heroes use Invoke Lightning more efficiently. * Heroes use Chain Lightning more efficiently. |
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Originally Posted by zwei2stein
Its not like anyone used OoU seriously (did you?). Skill was unwieldy and required making bad compromises to use efectivelly (i.e. usage of vamp horrors, you couldn't afford to use BoTM without monk attention or self heal).
This introduces new interesting way to play necromancers: as pet class. We have enough MM stuff already. |
I think Anet assumed it was an underused skill due to the intense popularity of Flesh Golem. That was their goal this time around, wasn't it? Buffing underused elites?
