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I definitely do, but researching and talking about it helps me understand why they decided to launch this game on steam and why the MMO isn't as popular, also helps me make a better decision about spending money in this game or not, it still is a good MMO, and looks fun for those that just want casual gameplay..
I would be careful about viewing something that is a 'problem' as a 'barrier'. Yes the game doesn't communicate well the specific gear for specific roles or why one set costs more than another, but that doesn't mean its not playable. As you go from 1-80, you learn *how* to play your character. Once you hit 80, you shouldn't just start jumping into a Raid and expect to be the healer or support the other members are expecting.
You can do okay with some mix match gear as you go through the story. It may be harder for you to do things, you might have to team up with some others to get the Legendary Champion killed, but there's a community there in that spot too or at least been there and often happy to help, but there are very FEW that could truly solo it; that's not what the game intended.
Most of the gear that is 'cheap' is the classic DPS builds (power/condi/etc). But in a party, that role is 60%-80% of the population its where everyone needs to start because you're still learning and is honestly interchangeable. The 20%-40% doing heals fdssdfadssupport everyone else in the party is relying on. Those roles need to know how the others are generally going to work and when they fail, its really rough on everyone else. These roles are also newer and some of the sets are harder to find, but unachievable.
More over, while you're running around the map going through story and often doing solo stuff, you don't want pure dps or support, and usually want some sort of balanced build. A lot of those are cheap & easy to get, too. So you don't need to really fret about it.
A video if you really want to focus on getting top level gear ASAP is Mukluk's "Getting Ascended: Gearing up after 80"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ox0IEavS9oA&t=349s&ab_channel=MuklukYoutube
This will give you top level stats and you can even change most of it afterwords in the Mystic Forge.
Most expansions also came with lvl 80 boosts; if you do that, they now give you Celestial Gear (even stats). You won't be great at anything, but won't be bad at anything either. It will let you learn what play you like and support you as you get the 'meta' gear for it.
Also, all of this is moot for PvP because everyone (even lvl 2), is bumped to lvl 80 and has the same gear stats to set.
tl;dr: Could the game do better about how and what gear to get? yes. Is it going to destroy your experience or block you from having fun? no
I have 4K hours, I have 2 Legendaries. I got them within the last 3 months, they were Aurora and Regalia. I also have 2 sets of ascended, one light, one heavy. I often use anthologies to change their stats if needed. To be perfectly honest, your post reads as someone who has been told what to do to get gear, but is convinced that what you've been told isn't possible. You can get a set of Power gear that is BiS for fractals 1-75 for like 10 gold, max. That's 5 days of daily reward.
Now if you're a returning player who just got back and it feels like this, buddy, you're quite misinformed. Gearing may have been harder 9 years ago but you can get 6 pieces of PvE dropped Berserkers armor for like 1.5 Gold. Off the TP. Like right now. Go on, I'll wait. No better yet, I'LL BUY IT FOR YOU.
..But then once you're at that stage, you're not really a "freshly returned player", are you?
Either way, yes, guild Wars 2 has a lot of goodies hidden behind gold and grinding. That blows a bit, not gonna lie, but it isnt like you HAVE to do it for your build or anything.
Source: Recently picked up after a 7 year break, still dont have ascended gear, and I'm doing fine in anything except raids.
As an ELEMENTALIST, even.
I do have berserkers set from back then, I'm not getting back to the game for the "new player" experience, where everything is new or interesting and you're taking your time with everything, i'm trying to get back to endgame content asap, pve, pvp, wvw, and in order to do that i need to be able to test different builds and figure out what works for me, by doing that fast i can build my setup and start mastering combat, rotations, muscle memory and all that, would only be fair if all stat combination equipment from the same tier could be obtained with the same effort and through whatever content you feel like doing, not hidden behind specific content, time gated farm or single time reward systems..
If it's just testing, in the pvp lobby there is a testing area, and since it's in pvp all of the stuff is unlocked. You can make the char you want and just test it on golems. You'll see what playstyle you like or not and then just rebuild it in pve.
And again, no stat combo is hard gated. The only thing that are gated are specific skins. You can get some exotic stuff easily with the stats you need, or at least close enough.
Yo'll see when you get back into the game, it's not like you describe it.
I'll try to find that pvp lobby for testing purposes, ty, won't solve the whole problem, but having it as an option is better than nothing...
Ascended gear you can stat swap armor and weapons . Some of the trinkets you can do the same (pvp, wvw, fracal ones and blood stone fen set) With all of that you have a full stat swappable ascended set . Without spending all the mats and putting in the effort for a legendary .
As for testing what you want pvp hub is more then fine since you can use most of the stat combination runes and sigils to see if you might like a specific build . And you dont have to invest a single copper .
For any other deeper theory crafting about min maxing stuff sure you would be lacking gear but that's far from the biggest problem . As a new player your game mechanics knowledge is far behind people that make the build benchmarks, make build guides , or just share a build they made after hundreds of hours of game time in a specific game mode . Your rotation will be off , your position will be off , and you will definitely make way more mistakes then people who have played it for a long time .
So again dont waste time thinking about all of the things you might be missing .
The game is bountiful with loot . So while at start you might be lacking in things you want. It probably wont be long before you are able to get them from one of many game modes and events .
As for the specific example you saw in the video . Its just one of the ways you can get a ascended weapon . You can craft it , get a drop from a few open world bosses that have a chance for ascended drops , drops form pvp/wvw /fractals/raids/strikes , Some of the festival weapons are also ascended , Collections for class professions, Pvp/wvw/Raid/fractal/strike currency ....
Trinkets are not hard to get . You can get some (ascended )as drops from pvp/wvw/fractals/raids , trade in some map currency from living world , collections or trade in the fractal/raid/pvp/wvw currency .
Also you can craft some exotic ones or get few from the trade post .
Theres even a legendary amulet you get for completing all of the story bits .
All of your fear is based on 2. hand info of you watching other people list some of the ways they got the gear . While the same videos helped other people it seams it scared you from even trying and playing the game . And all that before you even played the current version of it and saw if you like it or not in the first place .
Also here's more info that can "scare " you
So You Want To Gear a Character[wiki.guildwars2.com]
A) Your Tl,dr literally starts with "It is not simple, fun, rewarding or engaging to get into this game or return to it". While "simple" may be neutral, calling a game "NOT FUN, NOT REWARDING" and "NOT ENGAGING" clearly makes the game look bad and you don't have to use the word "bad" to make a game look bad.
B) I did read all of your posts, even the one that got deleted where you first tried to make people go watch that horrible video about a guy complaining about non-issues, then claiming all the comments support him. Reality is that when you scroll down a little you find plenty of comments disagreeing. Also if you would have the browser extension installed that reverts the change that youtube made to hide downvotes, you would see that the video had almost half of as many downvotes as upvotes.
C) I did not look at your Tl,dr only, but my post was clearly referencing your Tl,dr only, without hiding this fact. It is you who is assuming that what I wrote is an answer/judgment to ALL you wrote instead of realizing that it clearly is about the Tl,dr you ended with.
Laugh all you want. Fools like to laugh at others.
A - all of that was meant towards a lot of people starting out or trying to return to it, you're taking it out of context while clearly being incapable of recognizing game flaws, you gotta be a real fan boy to think any game is perfect.
B - I didn't delete it, Anet did, also, just because the video has people disagreeing doesn't mean other people can't feel that way about the game, if other people's frustrations and perceptions bothers you so much, you should stay away from game communities and game related social interactions.
C - You sound like you're butthurt about people noticing flaws in your favorite game, that's all, if you could make a point by providing info on why there isn't any issue with how the mentioned systems work instead of providing a workaround solution, a lot more could be taken from this discussion, all you're trying to do is tell people they're wrong for feeling overwhelmed, frustrated or showing discontent in general ...
I'm not laughing at you personally, i'm laughing at what/how you said, i have no grudge against anyone..
I'd also argue that the horizontal progression system is more of a reason to not make acquiring legendary gear easier. Part of what makes it feel so good is the work and the journey to get it. Buying out a legendary isn't as rewarding, and for crafting it's always a long journey, even if you've already got some of the materials needed from playing the game for a long time. While a new player is grinding towards this legendary item they want, there's absolutely nothing preventing them from playing the build they want.
If anything, maybe ascended gear should be a bit easier to farm, as it's not really all that cool to be that difficult to get, and it'd be nice to have it as a mid-way point for a stronger build between Exotic and Legendary. From personal experience I can say that you can totally do all of the expansion content and have fun with WvW with Exotic and Ascended gear, but if a player really likes a certain build, they should have a slightly easier time getting the Ascended gear for it, as the Legendary will be so hard.
The expansions are another matter. They're harder and you have to know what you're doing. Spending the gold you get from doing the daily achievements will get you nearly best in slot gear, though, so there's no reason to be fussed. Gearing up seems confusing at first, but it's actually not that hard once you start.
This discussion has extended for so long that everyone had their turn to say their opinion about it in multiple discussions and right now feels like everyone's putting stuff on repeat, if you disagree, go and have fun and if you agree just deal with it ...