Trailers: Guild Wars 2 Commando Skills
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First of all, look at the other silhouette, it has spiky pauldrons, so that would more likely be the other medium level armor class.airwolfe591 said:
second of all, the Silhouette you are referencing is the Golemancer Silhouette, the first class they said they would put into the game.
third: of the mid level armor archtypes, they already have Marksman and Rogue, the one left over being the nature-summoner, such as druid or shaman.
toapat said:
Also according to the info from this link from the Guild Wars 2 wiki: http://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Professions_reveal#Upcoming_reveals
I would actually be more excited for a Druid/Shaman class, but I feel that the Ranger covers that area, being a pet class and having a skill division called Spirit skills that "summon
True they do already have a Ranger("Marksman") because they have a focus of bows, it's just that they have few weapon combinations left per class and I don't see why they wouldn't give a single class the use of both Pistols and Rifles and just because it's called a Ranger, doesn't mean it can't use melee weapons and I assume the same for the class I'm suggesting. I don't think it will be just a Ranged class with nothing unique, I just expect a class to use both weapons.
first, guns are going to be rare in GW2 because they were recent developements, in WoW they are commonplace because they have been around since the dwarves met their next door neighbors. That is just part of the splooshy part which is around all the other classes.airwolfe591 said:
second of all, i doubt the class which had no justification to exist before would be returning, when the most original class was cut completely.
the article i am referring to is the PCworld Interview back before the game was in developement.
you apparently dont comprehend the difference between the Marksman and Treehugger. the Treehugger is a caster, who has summons and other effects, and would be heavily beneficial to a game where the company developing it is completely incompetent in terms of balancing. they do not actually use environmental effects. the marksmen archetype has one pet, traps, and a bow for bait, ambushes, and combat respectively. a treehugger has summons, heals, buffs, and spells.
Well it's now gone from the Profession page [http://www.guildwars2.com/en/the-game/professions/] and it went about the same time as the April Fools blog [http://www.arena.net/blog/goin-commando-with-horia-dociu] came up. You can only find it via. the Commando link now, so at least all their hard work won't be in vain.Deshin said:
I went on their site about 8 hours ago and it was on the main index page splashed across the whole screen and on the professions page. First time I had heard about it.Master10K said:
At first I thought it was legit, ok sure you've got soldiers and their armour looks similar to another uniform which can be passed off as a coincidental art style for sake of a 4th wall break (much like the Blood Dragon / Clarke armour is in Dragon Age), but then I started reading the skill descriptions and the farce dawned on me.
Just saying, if they're going to be there, and the physics for them have been perfected and made readily available over the years, and the character is wearing a swimsuit... it seems weird if anything else happens. Easily avoidable, make your chars breast size realistic and don't take off all your armor.JordanXlord said: