Guild Wars 2 Dev Tracker

I went from programming intern to gameplay programmer at ArenaNet. My application consisted of my college projects and the tutoring that I did in college for CS. What I would suggest is applying to a lot of different places. Going through multiple interviews with different companies to learn the interviewing process can be more helpful than you'd initially think, and you might find that you'd prefer to work with a different company. What you want for the programming intern position is experience in design patterns, mathematics, debugging skills, as well as knowledge about programming fundamentals.

I recommend programming in your off-time and building small projects that do small things. Make sure you're able to explain what you write, how it works, and why you choose to approach problems the way you do. These portfolio pieces show what you are actually able to do, not just what you know about, and are essential for showing that you're good for the position.

Congratulations! New life is certainly the most precious gift in the world.

Best to you and your new little family. :)

1) You're talking about marketing, not PR. They're not the same. 2) That "garbage" team is the same team that saw Sia's tweet and decided to donate enough so Sia could reach the funding goal.

what was your guess/tip?

The 64-bit Mac client doesn’t use a DirectX wrapper.

Can you link a screenshot of the abnormal camera zoom?

Cooooo!

i registered a reddit account just to correct you on this: "put her in charge of future zones"

Welcome to the game!! =)

I think you guys should be looking for NPCs either in central Tyria or in the Crystal Desert who are 1. On or near the edges of things (buildings, cliffs, etc) and who are 2. In a pretty bad emotional state / contemplating jumping / who have lost things. This NPC is almost certainly NOT in a story instance that you can only access once (eg, NOT the Domain of the Lost), NOT in Heart of Thorns or related maps (since this is a PoF specific thing).

https://imgur.com/NUh6I4W

Yes.

We may have to talk to an npc, who is on the edge and maybe lost something.

The person you seek is, in fact, both.

Y'all seem to be pretty close to the edge on this one.

I like the way you think.

I'm at a loss for what I could say that wouldn't outright give it away.

I'd like to get the UI displaying correctly in OS so at least its clearer that you get rewards there.

I dunno options differ I guess I really like the torch and the dagger.

We've looked into cashing out and it's not the solution to reward AFKers. We detail some of that in the FAQ. Some people who AFK might use a system that gets them out of the game for slightly less rewards but we'd still have AFK people trying to maximize rewards. We'd need to do something else to solve that problem. The pie in the sky idea is to find something that works for all of the parties involved. Maybe there isn't one but we have ideas that hit a larger portion of the issue and we're looking into those more since they solve more of the problem. One thing I'm looking into again is the idea of keeping participation from decaying outside of a WvW map. I've looked into this in the past and it's not a straightforward change.

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'ey alls,

First off - this issue is one we're investigating and seeking to address.

To better explain some of what is going on I need to explain some of the difference between an obstructed and a pathing error.

A pathing error is when we try to create a pathing line between you and the point you're targeting and can't find a way to do that. Picture you targeting a point up on a cliff; you've got no way to walk there so you'll get a pathing error.

An obstructed error is where there isn't a direct line of sight to the point because there is collision in the way. Picture shooting an arrow at a spot behind a wall, you could potentially walk there around the wall, but you can't shoot the spot because of that pesky wall. Thus obstructed error.

In this case what is happening is that your target is the ENEMY near your shade, not the shade itself, who you may not be able to see.

An example of why the obstruction requirement exists is that a S...

The "Condition Vulnerability" Option is causing this, and is intended. I really should rename it "Condition Damage Only."