Guild Wars 2 Dev Tracker

Originally posted by Dlax8

Here are my thoughts as someone who plays WvW most of any game mode currently and has for the past year. WvW has a LOT of vocal minorities, and it is hard to get one communal opinion on what it needs. You can find the major threads through the community if you look hard enough and dilute the salt.

It requires playing almost exclusively WvW for a few good months . Play it all, roam, group up with a guild group (and actually run what they ask and try to help not hurt). Go hop into a massive blob, spend time building a keep up from T0-T3, tear down a T3 keep until it is swiss cheese then spend the next hour fighting to cap it (This is by far my favorite). You will learn a lot.

There are server identities, absolutely. and every server has their own flavor, as examples I will produce the 2 polar opposites of NA. Maguuma and Yaks Bend. I spent the better part of a year on Mag and have fought YB in every single tier since moving from Mag. Mag is extremely fight heavy and...

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Originally posted by dan9khoa

Did they get a real ram to do motion capture? ;o

Originally posted by penemuee

This isn't the option to disable Quip and Dreamer's sounds, right?

Originally posted by innerlambada

Yes, though this was unranked PvP not ranked so I don't think the class restrictions apply?

Originally posted by TheRiverBlues

I hear "aeiou"

Originally posted by Varorson

Let's see:

• Cloud at top plays SAB music when clicked.
• The quote in OP is from the Back to School instance (partially)
• We see the Genie again for first time(?) since Back to School.
• Scrolling thing talks about CODE, makes me think a hint to that instance? Did we actually truly did get an update to SAB but it wasn't World 3? ^{I'm doubtful but that's all my brain can think of atm}

If this is truly a hidden scavenger hunt you've placed, reminds me of the beginning hints to War in Kryta, with the hidden urls...

But something tells me it's just hinting that the "cat" in 2-2 just wants soup. :(

Originally posted by cardosy

Again, I think this uncertainty from the in-game speaker is fascinating.

It's a common plot device for building living game worlds. By doing so, they're able to retcon the story and events whenever they see fit for the development of the game, since they're not actual facts, but just stories told within the game world.

People involved in the narrative and overall direction these games take come and go all the time, and ideas are thrown into the pot constantly. It's natural that some of them are discarded, while others turn into canon as development goes. Still, it's an immersive and elegant solution to this issue and I also love in-game narrators and the fact that they're not always right or honest, but rather just telling their point of view.

Originally posted by Andulias

That's nothing really new, they simply expanded upon an already existing theory. Since the launch of the game we have known that the kodan consider the norn to be their devolved cousins. Scratch that, we've known since before the launch of the game: https://web.archive.org/web/20130208175641/http://www.arena.net/blog/the-wisdom-and-power-of-the-kodan.

EDIT: But you know that, you linked it as a source.

Originally posted by wrongkanji

I am not ready to say .... FareWell.

Originally posted by InkTide

Ohhh, that's interesting! I don't know why, but I'm holding out hope that this all ends well for Blaine.

Hopefully he'll join Dragon's Watch so it's not just Taimi and me. Imagine having a King on our side!

Originally posted by [deleted]

Great post, Crystal!

Originally posted by smitske

Are you implying htat whatever samarog is achieving in his spare time (spearthrow championships) is not something you care about? So mean.

Originally posted by BobHogan

Ah, that's interesting! In terms of design, does this mean that going forward, new content will be more "consistent"? And by consistent I mean that new content will be using the AI system in a similar way (tuned to desired difficulty of course).

Originally posted by BobHogan

So does this mean that the other designers at ANet were not using the same tools that the raid team designers were?

Originally posted by ggunslinger

Removed this ability’s interaction with quickness.

What the HELL.

I mean, Weakening Charge was still better than quickened Vault, but Vault wasn't as clunky to use as WC rotation. Now we're back to turning autotargetting off or what? Please don't let it be true.

EDIT: For those who didn't know, it's propably caused by a bug with Vault and quickness. Basically quickness makes the attack happen while you're still in the air, not on target location. It's not noticable in melee range, but it completely negates your damage on far targets.

Hopefully this interaction will return after they find a fix, but it feels f**king bad man.

Originally posted by Vaarsavius

While you're looking into bosses, the double-wiping on Deimos is really annoying too.