What's the best way to get into fractals? I need a few for the legendary crafting.
GW2 definitely needs a much stronger skip option. There's a bunch of quests I wanted to enjoy but just didn't want to wait through all the dialog for.I'm out, having to watch a 20 min gay wedding at the end of the last expansion in order to complete the story was too much for me.
haven’t logged in since the last dragon expansion, whichever one that was. Gave up on them ever trying to balance shit and recently read that every class can use just about every weapon now? Is that true?
haven’t logged in since the last dragon expansion, whichever one that was. Gave up on them ever trying to balance shit and recently read that every class can use just about every weapon now? Is that true?
It’s like they ignored the decades long complaints and criticisms and quadrupled down on the dumb.
Next expansion coming in August: Janthir Wilds
For how feature-light SotO felt at times, this looks surprisingly beefy. Wasn't expecting housing to show up.
- Going to the Isle of Janthir, north of Divinity's Reach
- Spears are becoming a new land weapon, usable by all classes
- New raid
- Warclaws are getting the same treatment Skyscales got in SotO, with expanded PvE functionality to navigate the expansion, and a revamp of their WvW functionality
- Housing in the form of a new Homesteading system
Yeah, it's nice getting the occasional zone where the world isn't ending, and where it's just about chill exploring. And even without masteries, I'm really liking the revamped warclaw; being able to throw yourself off a cliff and use the air dash to break your fall is great fun.Released earlier this week.
I'm casually exploring the first map. But is it just me, or is this a major step above the previous expansion? Lowland Shore is freaking gorgeous and has some really fun events.
The bog event where you ride your warclaw to kill the maggots was great. That entire event was really cool, I thought.Yeah, it's nice getting the occasional zone where the world isn't ending, and where it's just about chill exploring. And even without masteries, I'm really liking the revamped warclaw; being able to throw yourself off a cliff and use the air dash to break your fall is great fun.