Necromancer, mainly Scourge. Pros: The best survivability due to huge amount of barriers. Easy to play, no skill rotation. You can boost your passive healing by using runes of tormenting. Cons: Slow, no access to boons. 2. Thief (Daredevil or Deadeye, depends on situation). Pros: The best passive heal in game.
3. Elonian armor (medium) Elonian armor for the desert chic. For the enterprising Thief, this armor shows off an interesting sense of style that speaks to a bit of desert chic. As with most armor in GW2, this is a set of pieces, but the one that is most attention-grabbing is the headpiece, or mask.
Otherwise, Guardians and Warriors make good use of them, especially for pvp, or at least as a back bar weapon. New Revenant elite spec also uses GS well, but like Necro, you can’t lvlwith it since it requires End of Dragons and max level. Share. Gadiusao.
X Warrior - no alacrity application and weak ranged options make this not the best class in terms of elite specs and support warrior is still lacking heal weapon (that could have been somewhat blunted by lowering Soldiers Comfort cooldown to below 5 seconds) ; bladesworn is an utter joke in PVP/WVW now and berserker is not in a great state
There are 3 primary caster classes in GW2. the Elementalist, the Mesmer, and the Necromancer. Elementalist is perhaps the most difficult of the three to play since it involves a fair amount of attunement swapping and can quite easily feel like you are trying to play a piano rather than a game… however, the class
Posted May 7, 2018. @"Tycko Larsson.7829" said:The class with the most cc to my knowledge is the Engi. Doubt any other can have 9 cc skills on the same skillbar. Thief. Spam 4x headshot, reflexive strike, Steal (daze, ini return and stealth), hook strike, headshot, Palm strike, impact strike and tripwire.
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