He quickly had to make room for another one though, because there were so many people on the map, the battles so intense, his internet couldn't take it. We got a new commander and found plenty of fights. In the beginning, most fights were in our main keep and they were three-ways.
Both the red and blue enemy squads we're green this week were camping out in our keep, waiting for big battles. And so were we. Oh right, and the WvW event from last week is over. Aside from earning extra WXP, the event also had a twist: no downed state. During last week's event, that wasn't the case, so dying went quite quickly.
Sometimes the downed state can be an annoyance in WvW. You take a long time to die completely so you can respawn, or you die at the wrong time, resurrecting enemy downed players. Anyway, lots of fun in the keep last night! That's the blue squad on the left and the red squad up on the walls.
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Player damage is severely limited against doors , and reduced to zero against walls , therefore, siege weapons such as Flame Rams and Catapults are an integral part of capturing a walled objective.
With the exception of the siege golem , all siege weapons are stationary and cannot be moved. Counter-Siege weapons such as Ballistas and Shield Generators are also used to mitigate or destroy enemy siege.
Certain siege weapons like Cannons or Burning Oil can be acquired through objective upgrades. These siege weapons do not require blueprints.
Much like siege weapons, Traps placed on the ground; marks the enemy team or removes their supply and Tricks thrown directly at the enemy; marks the enemy or disables their siege weapons are gizmos which can be deployed by spending war supply.
They can be purchased from the Traps and Tricks vendor, purchased from the Permanent Portable Provisioner , or received as possible rewards from various WvW chests and boxes. There are four different types of major objectives : Camps , Towers , Keeps , and one Castle. These locations can be captured and held for War Score points. Depending on the type of objective, there are a number of obstacles that must be overcome before it can be captured.
The following table lists the defenses that each objective type possesses:. Held objectives immediately begin progressing towards automatic upgrade tiers that improve that objective's defensive capabilities. These upgrades are obtained by Supply Dolyaks successfully reaching the objective and by total continuous claimed time passed.
Once an objective has been captured by a team, the area surrounding it will gain a border of that team's representative color. While within that border, players from the capturing team will be able to Glide provided they have the first rank in War Gliding Mastery.
Completing the Bloodlust in the Borderlands event by capturing three ruins in a Borderlands map will capture the territory for all five ruin sections. If lost to another team, three more ruins must be captured and held to retake all five sections. It requires purchase of Heart of Thorns to unlock. Gliding is possible only in territories controlled by one's own world.
Most mounts are disabled in WvW. The exception is the Warclaw , a mount announced by ArenaNet in February and released on March 5th of the same year. Use requires purchase of the Path of Fire expansion and completion of a WvW-based unlocking chain. It features several abilities to help players move faster, take down gates, or engage in battle, and several skills to supplement, but not replace, other typical WvW activities. Matches are 1 week long, split into 2-hour time slices called Skirmishes.
During a skirmish, worlds will earn War Score based on how many objectives are held, with War Score being used to determine the winner of each skirmish. When each 2-hour skirmish ends, the War Score is reset, but the actual state of the map and objectives remains unchanged. All objectives controlled by each world provide an amount of points based on the tier of each objective see table below. Additionally, capping an enemy's objective will also add points to the War Score, based on the tier of the objective see table below.
Stomping an enemy with the Borderlands Bloodlust effect will add one extra point. Killing a hostile dolyak is worth one point, while escorting a friendly delivering dolyak provides one point at each destination.
On capturing an objective, an option to claim the objective for your guild will appear. Generally the guild with the highest number of people within the objective on capping will be able to claim the objective first, followed by the 2nd largest, and so on. Claiming an objective allows guilds to activate unique effects known as Improvements, which are passive, and Tactics, which must be actively used, through the use of War Chest Schematics.
Helping out the mercenaries by completing a dynamic event to earn their loyalty will result in them joining your world's side. They then begin attacking, capturing, and reinforcing nearby supply camps. Monuments are present in each Borderlands : nine shrines in the Desert Borderlands , and five ruins in the center of both Desert and Alpine Borderlands. Shrines grant stacking bonuses to nearby keeps, and provide a Blessing of Elements to players who capture or interact with the shrine.
Ruins grant team-wide bonuses to the team that holds them. The ruin monuments in each of the Borderlands maps are used to gain the Borderlands Bloodlust effect, which grants players under the effect various bonuses.
In , Anet implemented a 1-up, 1-down system, where a match's 1st place team with the most world score would go up a tier, 2nd place would stay in their current tier, and 3rd place would go down a tier. In the next match, the server that moved up is designated the Red team, the server that stayed is the Blue team, and the server that went down a tier is designated Green team.
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