Use off cooldown for Fury and Quickness uptime. Your passive will also make up a significant amount of your damage through Burning. You should open most fights on Greatsword if you can and once its cooldowns are spent, swap to scepter/torch for better sustained damage. Swap between Greatsword and Scepter/Torch for damage. I wish I could, but I don't want a pull when I can have a teleport and the symbol on Axe 2 is for condi.i'm a power build.Budget consumables are acceptable for use in open world. Sword & Shield are bad ace for a quickness build. I don't use mace that much, but its great for a good solid bunker - even with a zerker build. Scepter & Shield/Focus are great for high dmg with ranger with some defense. Staff is great for open world, WvW, sPvP, and some fractal encounters. I chose other weapons based on what I'm doing and who I'm doing it with.
I'm zerker all the way with GS and Staff. Staff can do that without compromising a high dps build. It's actually implemented in the way that I think weapons should have always worked in this game you swap for needed capability. but use the staff in a pinch where you need its ranged or heal capabilities.
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get my said:I think the most significant value the Staff gives now is that you can go full glass. That's not how weapons are designed in this game, nor traits, skills, stat prefixes, etc. I think the big problem here is that people are camping their meta mindset Staff isn't good at anything in particular, so it can't be good. I'm outlining how the staff brings value to someone, which is what the OP wanted to know. I'm not giving advice on what the best option is to use that simply depends on how someone chooses to play the game. Again, it seems to me you aren't paying attention to the question the OP has asked here. it's exactly as I describe it here, because I feel in PVE, that's the only way it's useful. I won't debate Mace/Sheild isn't a nice build for sustained healing and I prefer it, but that doesn't make me conclude that staff has no value to someone that doesn't want to play that way.Īnd yes, when I use Staff. Consequently, I don't find the healing you get form staff too much different than what you get from Mace/Shield, so for me, the claim it's 'negligible' is neither here nor their. If you think it's negligible, then we can agree that's a subjective assessment. If that's what you are looking for, it gives it to you.
Staff simply gives you heals without restrictions you press the button, you get healed. I guess that depends how you regard what negligible is notice I didn't claim the amount it heals for is some amazing amount.
It's role as a healing weapon is to provide a small amounts of sustain over time, some off the auto, some off 2 and some off 3.I mean, have you actually used it Obtena? This is absolutely awful adviceThe staff's burst healing is absolutely negligible. I find that works best in open world unless you must stay at range. If you elect to use staff as a damage weapon, power dps is your best option. Also, there is no synergy between staff and dps condi FB. If you think scepter is slow then you surely do not want to use staff. But as I said, I'm not sure if it's a good weapon and if it has more general appeal over other possibilities for Guardian. I had considered scepter but it doesn't jive with me yet (though it may take time, there are a number of weapons I didn't initially like that I came around too). If I want an ascended torch I can pull them from my Warrior or Necro which I don't play nearly as often.
But I was mostly using it for long range chases and for swiftness since Guardian moves so slow to begin with. I also thought that staff aplied roughly the same damage. That one ran with scepter/torch and staff but I switched scepter to axe because scepter is too slow for my taste. I use DH for Powerbuilds so I was thinking of using Firebrand for condi builds. Said:Metabattle has builds that feature the staff which was why I was curious.
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