Catalyst in condi can get "okay" sustain, but Weaver does it better atm in case of sustain I think. Vindicator and Virtuoso have least sustain of the e specs since battle scars and tormenting rune r nerfed. I made a condi vindi build that I had to trash now bc of the tormenting rune and battle scars nerf. 4. As an elite specialization, chronomancers will gain access to a new weapon, the off-hand shield. Even without the use of alacrity, chronomancer shield skills have special mechanics that allow them to be used more frequently when played correctly. Skilled chronomancers will be able to maximize the effectiveness of these new weapon skills to suit
That would allow all existing weapons to work with it. Honestly they should tweak the ele elite so it changes all auras into that effect. This, replacing auras by the new orb mechanic would be a great way to make the elite specialization feel like something different. have the same feeling with the vindicator ability.
On the GM tier I think you have 2 good choices: Vicious Reprisal which is good for damage and generating Might (which can allow you to change Vindication with something else) and Steadfast Rejuvenation which heals you for quite a bit every second when you are using upkeep skills (Mallyx Elite, Jalis Hammers or Kalla Elite which already heals
Speaking only about raiding, mesmer is one of the strongest raid classes for both its elite specs. Chronomancer by far the highest power dps benchmark in the game, but isn't necessarily the best on a few raids. It also an incredible support outside of healing.
Personally, I love the simplicity of some of the Core weapons and specs, and think it would do wonders for build diversity for them to be brought up to par with some of the Elites. They don't have to be comparable, but it's pretty easy for Elites to get 50-100% more damage/heal/boon support than similar Core builds on the same class.
Tempest can provide alacrity and healing while catalyst can provide quickness, although they aren't commonly chosen over other classes which can provide these boons. Catalyst is also one of the best DPS specs. Both are also good for PvP, tempest as a healer and catalyst as a duelist.
guild wars 2 elite classes
The first elite spec build is the Power Quickness Scrapper. The Scrapper is unlocked for the Engineer from Heart of Thorns, the first Guild Wars 2 expansion. With the Scrapper spec, the Engineer is turned from a ranged class into a melee bruiser/tank. Specializing into Scrapper gives the ability to wield a two-handed Hammer.
While I enjoy new elite specs, it seems GW2 is at the point that it is becoming too difficult to maintain balance and individuality. While each profession has, and hopefully will maintain, a unique feel, it is possible that there might be some concern about future elite specs maintaining a unique feel within the feel of the main profession and/or that elite specs from different professions
It can be built from the ground up as a true support class. Its urns used as its identity to conjure aspects of Protection, healing and damage. They could take on that role without the need of an elite spec. Unlike Engineer who's healing ability has a few strange kinks ritualist can just be that from the start.
Guild Wars 2's fourth expansion, called Secrets of the Obscure, will release on August 22. (ie, class) a new elite spec, which took the form of new combat mechanics and a new weapon to equip

Literally every class is able to play a dps role. In terms of what's beginner-friendly, guardian, warrior and necromancer are all fairly tanky options that are straightforward to learn and, if you have the expansions, their HoT elite specs (dragonhunter, berserker and reaper respectively) are all considered to be good options as dps specs.

Aside from the desired Tengu from which Cantha has many of. What about Largos?They have rich culture just waiting to be pried out. Which itself can be based off of the original Guild Wars 1 Assassin. Many largos dual wield swords which could be a new addition to the THIEF class as an offhand weap
When designing a new elite specialization, Arena Net reviews all aspects of Guild Wars 2 to identify areas where a class may be lacking or underperforming.Whether it's the general open world and hardcore endgame PvE or structured PvP and World vs. World, classes are examined to determine if there is a gap in the roles they perform or if they may be under-represented in a particular facet of
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