Taunt is useless unless you have healers (or massive damage absorption utility).Some new conditions andTaunt.
The way they're describing it, it's for PvP, not PvE. It's basically a disable that also forces movement towards the taunter, though you take a bit of autoattack dmg in the process. I guess it'll have use for PvE too to make sure of who's getting it to maximize defensive cooldowns and such.Taunt is useless unless you have healers (or massive damage absorption utility).
Baby steps, but I have a feeling it will be affected by the CC resistance all PvE champions get.Taunt is useless unless you have healers (or massive damage absorption utility).
So the guy waits until after they announce an expansion that'll give you a reliable way to get a precursor, and chooses that time to drop real cash to buy one off the auction house? Huh.I'm in Best Buy today at the checkout register and the guy in front of me plops down a stack of $15 GW2 cards. I commented to him "that's a lot of gems". He asked me if I played and I told him I gave it a whirl at launch. Anyways, he said he was tired of relying on RNG for getting his legendary weapon precursor to drop so he said screw it he was just gonna convert the gems from the game card to gold and buy one off the auction house. He was buying at least $100 worth of cards. I guess GW2 devs are doing something right if they can get players to fork out $100 to buy stuff in game.
They are making bank. Got me to buy some gold because I was tired of farming it for even simple things like exotics for my alts. It's not hard to rationalize either, especially if you make a decent living in the "real world" (also, GW2 doesn't charge a sub). Haven't spent as much as the guy you are talking about, but I understand his reasoning. The damn precursors are the hardest part to get in the legendary chain. Everything else is pretty easy for that weapon, just takes some focus and lots of time.I'm in Best Buy today at the checkout register and the guy in front of me plops down a stack of $15 GW2 cards. I commented to him "that's a lot of gems". He asked me if I played and I told him I gave it a whirl at launch. Anyways, he said he was tired of relying on RNG for getting his legendary weapon precursor to drop so he said screw it he was just gonna convert the gems from the game card to gold and buy one off the auction house. He was buying at least $100 worth of cards. I guess GW2 devs are doing something right if they can get players to fork out $100 to buy stuff in game.
Several months ago, a legendary weapon costed several hundreds ?, up to a 1k for a few of them (iirc 3500g for a 2h sword and 20? got you 1600 gems that converted to about 70ish gold). I have no idea of the current gem/gold conversion rate, but I'm sure it's still damn expensive. Legendaries are fully retarded.I'm in Best Buy today at the checkout register and the guy in front of me plops down a stack of $15 GW2 cards. I commented to him "that's a lot of gems". He asked me if I played and I told him I gave it a whirl at launch. Anyways, he said he was tired of relying on RNG for getting his legendary weapon precursor to drop so he said screw it he was just gonna convert the gems from the game card to gold and buy one off the auction house. He was buying at least $100 worth of cards. I guess GW2 devs are doing something right if they can get players to fork out $100 to buy stuff in game.
They are also really cool. If it wasn't for the bullshit of precursor RNG, I'd say that they are the best implemented "ultimate" items in any MMO ever, because they are sought after without actually breaking the game. Thunderfury, looking at you.Several months ago, a legendary weapon costed several hundreds ?, up to a 1k for a few of them (iirc 3500g for a 2h sword and 20? got you 1600 gems that converted to about 70ish gold). I have no idea of the current gem/gold conversion rate, but I'm sure it's still damn expensive. Legendaries are fully retarded.
Which is why the expansion is going to include collections that reward precursors.If it wasn't for the bullshit of precursor RNG, I'd say that they are the best implemented "ultimate" items in any MMO ever, because they are sought after without actually breaking the game.
I wouldn't bother trying to figure this one out. Gems were incredibly easy to get with gold and other means (when I was playing).I was going to ask why you would buy them at Bestbuy..
But, I suppose bestbuy had some sort of card, or club giving like 5% off or something?
its the same 80 gems per dollar at all price tiers on those cards, or in the store in game.