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#1
Nov 18 2013 02:16am
Which class is it guys?

I hate the way of '' press X until x dies, repeat 1000 times. '' aka. warrior

Is thief fun to play?
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Nov 18 2013 03:07am
You just described every class...
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Nov 18 2013 03:27am
You just described every game...
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Nov 18 2013 07:42am
All I have heard is that warrior is the most boring class to play.
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Nov 18 2013 07:51am
If you want important key combination game play, do Elementalist
Chaining attunements/Combo fields/Specific attacks, greatly makes the difference between a bad ele and a good ele
If you want to get serious on Ele though, you'll need a gaming mouse


This post was edited by TSBoyer on Nov 18 2013 08:02am
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Nov 18 2013 11:41am
Quote (TSBoyer @ Nov 18 2013 04:51pm)
If you want important key combination game play, do Elementalist
Chaining attunements/Combo fields/Specific attacks, greatly makes the difference between a bad ele and a good ele
If you want to get serious on Ele though, you'll need a gaming mouse


I'd say gaming mouse isn't required for serious elementalist gameplay, you just need to change a few bindings and you are good to go.
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Nov 18 2013 01:58pm
Quote (TSBoyer @ Nov 18 2013 08:51am)
If you want important key combination game play, do Elementalist
Chaining attunements/Combo fields/Specific attacks, greatly makes the difference between a bad ele and a good ele
If you want to get serious on Ele though, you'll need a gaming mouse


Is pressing f1-f4 difficult for you?
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#8
Nov 18 2013 02:31pm
Define a gaming mouse? Do you mean one with more buttons or one with high dpi? Honestly the extra buttons don't help, trust me I use a Naga so I would know.
Key binding is an art. If you can't fit all your keys into one hand then you're doing something wrong?
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#9
Nov 18 2013 06:04pm
Quote (Overdoses @ Nov 18 2013 02:07am)
You just described every class...


If you still play GW2 you should probably just quit. I don't think I've seen you make a single comment in favor of the game since I started posting here which was about a month ago.

Quitting would probably save you some misery.

Edit: For the record I'm not trying to pick a fight I'm just making an observation.

This post was edited by Autocrat on Nov 18 2013 06:05pm
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Nov 18 2013 06:34pm
Quote (Autocrat @ Nov 19 2013 12:04am)
If you still play GW2 you should probably just quit. I don't think I've seen you make a single comment in favor of the game since I started posting here which was about a month ago.

Quitting would probably save you some misery.

Edit: For the record I'm not trying to pick a fight I'm just making an observation.


Errr... He's right though? The game isn't designed for skillful skill chains. For a start, the skill choice is too small, and the monks health aren't that high for you to need to chain together skills.

And that's not necessarily a bad thing, it's just an observation, that when fully equipped, every class can kill most mobs with one; or at a push two skills. It's the way the game was designed.
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