Guild wars 2 snow crows full#
This current listed Condi Soulbeast is just way too tuned for elite no mistake gameplay and it avoids the purpose of what the Condi Soulbeast is actually good for, which is maintaining high condi pressure at ranged, while being able to land most of its burst from ranged actually, without even messing up its full burst cycle and potential DPS when it has a chance to get close. certain mechanics or to be able to maintain high ranged DPS pressure such as in Sunqua, while aiding the party's maximum burst potential with stance shares for short interval burst opportunity. modern Power setups knows that Condi Soulbeast is rarely a useful option to use over Power for several reasons, unless you're bringing it in for immob spam vs. Anyone who mains Ranger who has played modern Condi setups vs. Condi Soulbeast This current installment of Condi Soulbeast, I couldn't disagree with more.Bear Stance is much much better when you aren't playing with elite crews. Oh and also, running We Heal as One is kind of meh on this build. If you haven't tried Axe over Dagger/Sword on a Power Soulbeast, go do it and you'll see what I mean. <- The autos can still hit that boss no matter where it goes and even when the Soulbeast is standing behind the boulders. The Soulbeast can maintain surprisingly high auto pressure without burning any important CDs for the big burst, while he is forced to kite and play the defensive phases while the boss is teleporting around the arena. Probably the strongest example of this right now, is the new 100 Sunqua. Also, it is surprising that the Axe in certain Raids/Fractals actually will yield larger total damage dealt by the end of the run, than a Dagger/Sword. This allows players breathing room to regroup while still dealing damage, rather than placing them in a situation where they are "not DPSing while they run around avoiding damage". But the main perk is that by sacrificing a very very small amount of Axe Offhand side DPS, the player gains the ability to kite while still dealing damage, rather than needing to stand in something's face to maintain DPS output. And if a player wants to get safer yet, they can bring a 1hand Axe over the Dagger or Sword, which has its perks. This is because the Dolyak Stance grants the stability to ensure that the Soulbeast's full burst is not ever interrupted, and the -33% damage stacking with Prot as well as other forms of damage mitigation, ensures that the Soulbeast can tank long enough to be able to deal that damage without needing to move. When you aren't playing with perfect groups in Raids or Fractals, groups who aren't exactly tossing much stability, the Dolyak Stance replacement very often results in being able to deal MORE DAMAGE than if you had brought Frost Trap. Power Soulbeast This build you can sacrifice about 5% top damage output for an enormous addition to personal sustain by replacing Frost Trap with Dolyak Stance.For players who know they may mistakes, this is the build variant they should be running for Heal Druid. That's A LOT of extra self non party reliant sustain for only roughly a 10% sacrifice in top heal value. By sacrificing only roughly 10% of its top heal output, which Druids over-heal anyway, and by sacrificing an incredibly small margin of its DPS party buffing by removing either sun spirit or frost spirit, it gains an extra dodge roll on each weapon swap, self vigor buff from LR and self stun break & reposition + the evade, and a bit more padding to stack vs.
The idea here is that a Druid who is alive is always better than a Druid who is dead.
A Ranger gets base 15922 health so that goes to 16822 <- When you're talking prot buffs along with other sources of damage mitigation such as barriers ect ect, all of these little boosts in health & damage mitigation add up to greatly reduce the risk of ever getting downed to begin with. And then you can substitute the +5 heal infusions for +5 vitality for a +90 vita = 900 more health. You can take out 1 offensive spirit utility and put in a stun break, preferably Lightning Reflexes.
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