Yup. Inventory isn't the issue. You either decide to dedicate a few spots to PvP gear, or you don't. But you can't complain if you enter PvP without at least SOME gear and get 1-shot. It truely is frustrating to start. I can appreciate that. I had to grind enough AD for VIP, then wait for trade bars to get the Warborn.…
Warborn. That's how you start. It's frustrating at first, no doubt. But just getting enough tenacity to soft cap the PvP stats makes a big difference. I think it's just over 2k or so. Then you can at least hang in a match. Also, you should know how to PvP, that helps a lot. Even experience from other games, particularly…
Wait a second... There are a million DPS queueing for pug dungeons runs - all waiting for a healer - because nobody likes playing healer. So a few people decide to make DC's and actually help compete the "holy trinity" and when it works too well, the answer is to nerf DC??? Did I read that right? I couldn't have. You want…
Why should respec'ing cost anything at all?? It's not 2003... All it does is cripple build diversity. You can make lots of money off of micro-purchasing without stifling the creativity of your player base. Charging for respec stopped being a thing when GW2 came out. Get it together, Cryptic...
Also - PvP respec. That's needs to be a thing. Every good player, PvP or PvE, knows that a good PvP build is not the same as a good PvE build. I hate that I have to make a choice on how to spec my GF to either be good at PvP or good at tanking PvE. I'm sure there are many high end players that can do both well with their…
Like mentioned before, Guild Wars 2 uses a normalized stat system - and it is infinitely better. There everyone gets the same "amount of stats" and player choice selects how these stats are appropriated. So you can still have some build diversity by making your "tank" more "damage based" than "damage soak" by selecting…
Imagine you walk in MacDonald's because you really really are craving a Big Mac. You give the cashier your money and they hand you your bag. You open the bag, drooling with excitement, and pull out your Quarter Pounder. "What the hell?!? I bought a Big Mac!" you tell the cashier. "No," she says, "you bought a CHANCE for…