In Guild Wars 2, the last elite specialization the Engineer has is the Mechanist. The Mechanist really emphasizes the versatility of the Engineer. It has a Power build, a Condi build, a Healer build, and even a Power Alacrity Support build. All made possible by their new profession mechanic, the Jade Mech.
Posted February 24, 2020. Leveling guide: just do the map completion, press M and look for every missing PoI, heart, vista etc listed in the top left corner of the map. If you get bored, do literally anything else you want, because almost everything in the game gives you xp. 1.
Of the new specs in PvP the ones "worthy" of being meta at the moment are Specter and Mechanist; this later is really powerfull in PvE also but being its performance so linked to the jade golem can make risky to main it: moans in PvP can end ruining the class in other game modes
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Well, they are the most original race of GW2, I'd say its normal that they attract as many players. And yeah, I notice sylvari a lot more when I'm looking at players fashion game, otherwise I think it's a human character: if the skin isn't showing, a tall sylvari looks just like a medium or small human. Edit: Sylvari are the same size as humans.
One of the reasons I've been playing Guild Wars 2 for so many years (I started with Guild Wars 1 Prophecies) is the friendly community always ready to help. That's why I want to share some useful sites for all players, especially new ones.
Honestly, If you haven't played before, play your first character through without boosting. Leveling to 80 isn't super difficult, and you get map progression and hero points. Most importantly, you learn how to play your character. Do your personal story, explore the world, do events. GW2 is a slow burn meant to be enjoyed.
15 votes, 56 comments. true. thief crossed my mind but condi daredevil and condi specter are both really strong builds any easy to build with dd having great sustain because you are in evade so often and specter providing useful group support for free through barrier. power daredevil is in a bad spot yea but it happens to excel in the 2 fights where mag bombs exist. deadeye indeed might be
Ranger is probably the most well-rounded "generalist" class for new players. Aside from pet, Ranger doesn't really have any gimmicks. It's probably even more straightforward than even Warrior. You have skills, and they have cooldowns. That's it. Where Ranger excels in endgame content is its incredible utility.
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Really, most classes can provide decent support for Raids. Though the primary ones are Druid (For healing), Firebrand (For Quickness boons), Renegade (For Alacrity boons) and Warrior (For Banners) Other classes can support pretty well though, Elementalist Tempest can heal decently, Necromancer Scourge can assist with healing via Barriers
PvE-wise: Condition ranger without HoT is actually one of the top condition damage dealers according to this guide which was made for raiding but it's worth noting. Phalanx Strength Warriors builds are still appreciated in groups. However, their specialization from HoT does boosts their personal damage.
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