couldn't find a thread on this already, so here goes: show us how you have your interface set up. simple. and for the love of god lets keep the ss size reasonable, if youre going to insert it in the post.
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Not a good set up for a monk. I have my skills next to the team names, so I can quick cure. I also put enchantments/hexes near by so I can tell my teammates when I have hexes, blinds, cripple...etc on me. Works great and I will take a pic soon.
I also made the enemy skill larger so I can see exactly what they are doing to me.
I also made the enemy skill larger so I can see exactly what they are doing to me.
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i use 1-8 for skills regardless of the character im playing, since a) i used wasd and it's right there, and b) my skill bar is down in the corner.
what ill usually do in the rare pvp matches i play is stand directly behind an elementalist who will run ward against melee/elements then kinetic armor on himself. anyone who happens to notice that there's a little healer behind him i'll just pin down em and kite like a bat out of hell.
what ill usually do in the rare pvp matches i play is stand directly behind an elementalist who will run ward against melee/elements then kinetic armor on himself. anyone who happens to notice that there's a little healer behind him i'll just pin down em and kite like a bat out of hell.
Heres my interface
(srry about size, dont have photoshop anymore)
Quote: Originally Posted by ayb
what ill usually do in the rare pvp matches i play is stand directly behind an elementalist who will run ward against melee/elements then kinetic armor on himself. anyone who happens to notice that there's a little healer behind him i'll just pin down em and kite like a bat out of hell. What... did that have to do about anything in this thread?
(srry about size, dont have photoshop anymore)
Quote: Originally Posted by ayb
what ill usually do in the rare pvp matches i play is stand directly behind an elementalist who will run ward against melee/elements then kinetic armor on himself. anyone who happens to notice that there's a little healer behind him i'll just pin down em and kite like a bat out of hell. What... did that have to do about anything in this thread?
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Easier when everything's on one side; your field of view is easier to manipulate, your eyes don't have to dart across the screen. Note the somewhat perhipheral placement of the status bar, and target action monitor, I personally find that this dramatically helps my reaction speeds, particularly for interrupts and other reactionary measures, such as cancelling a spell mid-cast if diversion is cast on you, et cetera.
Though, one thing you can't tell by the screeny is that, unlike most people I know, I play guild wars with the sound on and rarely any music, maybe at like 3% vol, mainly because I pay much attention to sound in the game, many critical skills can be readily identified by their sound effects, and I find it really helps my game to be at peak awareness.
Though, one thing you can't tell by the screeny is that, unlike most people I know, I play guild wars with the sound on and rarely any music, maybe at like 3% vol, mainly because I pay much attention to sound in the game, many critical skills can be readily identified by their sound effects, and I find it really helps my game to be at peak awareness.
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