Skill Tracker

I am not sure about everyone else, but I really hate trying to manually keep track of my unlocks.

I think that ANET should come up with some official add-on program or exportable skill tracker so players who have beat the game know which elites to look for. Or...make it so someone can view their "locked" skills in the skill menu like in PvP.

What do you guys think?

Does anyone have another soultion I may be overlooking?

Thanks

Cube

You can. Just go to a priest of balthazar. The list shows both locked and unlocked skills.

I am talking about something that is always visible.

Let say that you are getting ready to do Hell's for the 3rd time and your forget which boss you are going after or which elite you want to cap.

I would like to look at my skill menu and know whats up, instead of having to minimize my game and search the web for that stuff.

Perhaps this should be moved to Sardelac as this is more of a game suggestion than any sort of comment or topic for debate.

I like the suggestion, because In order to find out which skills I DON'T have for my elementalist, it's usually just easier to make a new PvP character, all elementalist, and look at what i need. I know theres the priests of balthazar now, but that takes time going from one priest to another, and im the kind of person who wants to unlock all the skills in the game, and unfortunately I'd rather be able to use those skills with my PvE characters instead of just gaining faction, and purchasing them at a priest

That is almost exactly what I do, and it is a real pain to have to go through all of that headache just to find out what Elites or normal skills you might need.

Just make two clickable checkboxes in the skill menu:

1) Show skills not yet acquired for this character
2) Show skills not yet acquired for this account.

BOOM. Solution.

If life were only that simple....do you think that Anet reads this stuff?

They've said many times that they do. Gaile drops in now and then, and I'm sure she isn't the only one who actually reads the threads. Why is it that simply because THEIR suggestion wasn't adopted people think ANet isn't even listening? ANet is a lot more receptive to user input than a LOT of other development companies.