Guild Wars 2-HoM, What to take from GW1, and what not to take.

In my case it's whether or not to bring Frenzy or Flail. Most of the time I'm actually able to get away with the former, but there are a few rare instances where it's a bit risky to run it. If I'm still not entirely confident about being able to complete it, for whatever reason, I just find a buddy and success rate is VERY high.

PvE skills, consets, and stupid enemies have really made PvE a walk in the park.

Well there's a few exceptions for ya. The biggest bulk of what titles you can acquire for the HoM, however, are PvE related, hence the center of this discussion.

I've always seen Mesmer as the most easy monsters to be found in PvE maybe with this update coming it will increase the difficulty and except for DoA I've never used cons, there more of a sc tool.

True but that doesn't mean the rewards will be equal, like maybe HA title will give an emote reward in gw2 for HA people who pride themselves on that and for a PvE title it could be a look based reward which PvE people pride themselves on.

Although Bryant has correctly already pointed out the error in he above sentences, I'll add to what he said:
I fail to see how I am "imagining". I am more speculating using facts I have got from friends/other players in game. Of course getting a discordway/sabway build doesn't mean you'll have legendary vanquisher by the next day, but it makes it a whole lot easier and using DP removal and other such consumables means that you can basically do pretty much every area without worrying about it, just let the super-build do the work. And of course we understand that certain areas are obviously much more demanding, but as "Chasing Squirrels" had already said, it's just a question of time and maybe having to do some of the harder areas over again to get it right.

I'm not saying you need no skill for VQ, but it is possible to go through it, casually in most areas, just using discordway and sabway and the odd DP removal item. Time is the more vital requirement than slight of hand.

Also, just to take us back a little to the actual HoM reward "debate", I notice you said this: Does this mean you think that high-end PvPers should get an emote when PvEers get cosmetics? I mean, I'm not really in favour of cosmetics at all, I think emotes all round would be better, but if PvPers only got emotes as opposed to nice costumes or w/e, I think they would feel as though they have gotten the worse deal.
As I've mentioned, I do believe the high-end PvP system is slightly flawed, it would be wrong to make PvEers a priority, especially when PvP [b]should have[b] been one of the main aspects of Guild Wars 1. I mean, if anything I would have thought PvP would be more rewarded, rather than breezy PvE titles. I apologize if I have misinterpreted your comment, but that's kind of irrelevant, it just made me think about which titles should get better rewards.

Yeah but on a topic as serious business as this I would still rather hear the "facts" coming from you, you take their information in believing its all 100% true.

Speaking as a gw pvper, I've never cared for anything other than emotes for my character, the whole point of having a pvp char is so you can delete it at an instant and make a new char and quickly add equipment build and skill build for whatever meta your doing. Tournament rewards are a fairly new reward for pvp people with weapon skins and armor but the moment you delete your char there gone (except weapons if you store on hero), for HoM to get pvp statues you don't have to max the pvp titles, pvp titles are not meant to be maxed.
So the pvp titles equal out with the pve titles time, the game was not meant to be grinded the intention was to add a special reward for each title because not everyone likes the same thing so they want a reward for there favorite title. Is it wrong for someone to get all the titles and get all the rewards? NO.