Really interesting perspective on the specializations! I noticed an "eating" theme to the sword skills on necromancer and it makes me curious about what sort of specialization could have accompanied that- Necromancer/Chef? With utility skills that continue to play with the "you can use it again, but it'll cost ya" mechanic to deal out boons/damage.

@Aerali

8 күн бұрын

@@kelseyk5990 Yeah it's unfortunate that we don't get new elite specs with the weapons because just going off of weapons is a bit hard to determine what it could be in terms of dual classing tbh. I love the punishment mechanic on the swords and could really imagine something unique around that were they to make a spec with it. Just by itself and honestly have no clue what it could be as a dual class.

Great video, really good content.. I'm new to the gane and playing guardian (love melee and great sword) and was looking for a secondary character to play in solo, was aiming at the reaper and your video helped me decide! Thx man ggs

@Aerali

8 күн бұрын

@@smokyx Thank you so much and welcome to the game!

You really caught me off guard with scourge = elementalist. I was expecting ranger because drawing upon spirits in your environment is a major thing that distinguishes them from warriors. With the necromancer spin on it being that the spirits are of the dead rather than nature itself. You really made elementalist make more sense though.

@Aerali

8 күн бұрын

@@Rabidconscience Ranger is still an interesting thought though! Like I said the Serpent Siphon skill would make sense in that context as well! And obviously the ones combinations I come up with aren't set in stone but it's just fun coming up with these theories of sorts and finding enough evidence to make it work. Someone else mentioned Mesmer instead of Elementalist and that might even work better. This series as a whole is just supposed to make the community think about elite specs in a different way and perhaps approaching them with a different view point.

I never thought about the elite specs as dual classes, but the way you argue it really does make sense. It's almost like a lovely little hidden reference to or reinterpretation of GW1's dual classing system. Also, I really like your voice, very pleasant to listen to ^^

@Aerali

8 күн бұрын

@@uandubh5087 Thank you so much! Really appreciate it!

@pokeylope6108

8 күн бұрын

Mesmer Virtuoso is just Dead Eye for Mesmer. Almost all elite specs are just giving you access to what other proffs/elite specs can do. With the flavor of their core proff of course.

Nice concept for a series…. Now do ele, next! 😈

I think the Scourge is more like a Necromancer/Mesmer. The Sand Shades really feel like placing Clones to magnify their abilities like the Shatters. The Scourge feels to be like a Mesmer with clones that persist.

@Aerali

8 күн бұрын

@@toddwittie4421 That's actually a great take as well! And this would work with the F abilities acting as shatters of sorts! I like it!

Bout time😍😍😍

@Aerali

8 күн бұрын

@@vocalthought4474 Buahaha seriously! It's been a minute.

Love the Idea !

@Aerali

9 күн бұрын

@@gaelsoudy8970 Thank you! It's different a little different haha

@gaelsoudy8970

9 күн бұрын

Yes ! I just watched the warrior one, and i enjoyed it ! For someone who is quite new to the lore of the Guild Wars games, its really educative. :)

@Aerali

9 күн бұрын

@@gaelsoudy8970 Thank you! And welcome! There is plenty of other things in my channel to check out I suppose.