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I click on him and then tab-target a second time after he comes out of stealth. However, I also have the 'promote target' setting enabled, which locks onto the target with a tab or click.

@@RufioGamer So, promote target carries across stealth and remembers your last hit target or something? Is there somewhere to learn targeting priority for stuff like this? Thief and mesmer abusing aggro resets to exploit ping is one of the most unskilled and cancerous things in the game and anything to minimise it would help a lot.

@@Derploop No, the 'Promote Target' is locking onto your target, so you can turn the camera around but still keep the target as long as it doesn't go into stealth. However, there are a few tips. First, make sure your TAB targeting is set to 'Target Nearest Enemy.' When you move your camera, try to keep the target in the middle of your screen. This should work, but it takes some practice if you haven't done it before. I think the default is 'Next Enemy,' but I'm not sure. Sorry, I forgot what the default is. Anyway, you need to keybind TAB to 'Target Nearest Enemy' or something similar and see what works best for you or your gameplay.

They're competitive, but thief could be nerfed so hard that they couldn't kill anything and they'd still be the most broken class. That class is just insanely unhealthy for the game.

Yes, it's the best class in the game against less skilled players and very easy for new players. F3 and Sword 5, then switch to Spear 5, 4, 3, and the opponent is dead. That's pretty much the rotation for players who don't know how to avoid it (it's best against people who don't use dodge/evade). It struggles, though, against any thief specialization, mesmer, and ranger, especially when facing skilled players. Utility skills and traits are weak. Damage is nice, but in PvP, damage isn't the main factor. Utilities like revealing or poison (33% healing reduction) are far more important, especially against minstrels with gear. It feels like you're hitting a wall, not the player. Of course, if you know how to play, it shines as Firebrand support/healer, which I consider the best in the game. For roaming as the main character in the current meta, I'd choose mesmer, thief, warrior, or ranger over Guardian-Willbender. That's my opinion and experience, but at the end of the day, play what you have fun with!

@@Derploop If you play a class with any revealed skill, thief is a pretty easy target. There are too many classes in the game that don't have utility or traits to reveal. Thief can't be fixed because your main damage skills come from stealth. ArenaNet made a mistake with it at the beginning, and now it's hard to fix. World of Warcraft gives perma-stealth, but once you leave stealth, you can't re-enter it without cooldowns. I played Rogue/Feral Druid for over 10k hours, and I think it’s more balanced. In GW2, I don’t know; entering stealth in combat every few seconds looks OP. Unless they give more utility/traits to other classes or change thief gameplay, this will be a problem forever. That is my opinion.

If you're interested, I have a video on this channel: Deadeye Perma Stealth. But there’s no need to go full berserker mode. Soon, roaming will be completely dead unless something changes. There are only a few real roamers left. The rest are just new players and ZERK players who switch to roaming. They are terrible because they play easy classes that aren’t meant for roaming. When they lose, they head to the GW2 forums to spam complaints: "I got wrecked by this," "I got wrecked by that," "Thief is terrible," "Mesmer is terrible," "Elementalist is win-trading," etc. I do not want to even talk about whispers:). /w are out of control if you are in ONLINE status. I prefer INVISIBLE. Also they link my videos on GW2 forums when thief needs to be nerfed:). Meanwhile, they play Power Mechanist with a rifle and get wrecked by anyone using auto-attacks. WvW feels pretty empty because this new grouping system is terrible. A lot of players have quit or moved to PvE because of it. I’ve been active for the last two months and played with two accounts in two different groups. Honestly, I get bored when I log into WvW, and all the maps are empty, whether it’s morning or evening. I then switch to another account to see if there’s any action. If there’s none, I log out of the game. I don’t play for rewards. Maybe if ArenaNet gave more XP or rewards specifically for roamers, we’d see more of them. I don’t know, I’m just guessing. I’m not paid to think or suggest changes, I do this as a hobby. I see maybe one or two Thieves on enemy teams per week. I can’t even remember the last time I saw a real Soulbeast or Spellbreaker roamer. My point is that the less skill you show, the more players might stick around. But I’m not sure about anything. Maybe I’m wrong, and I’d love to be wrong. Peace.

Thank you! We'll see how it goes. I'm active at the moment after being inactive for 10 months, and a lot has changed during that time - new weapons, nerfs, buffs, etc. It takes time to play each specialization in depth. I'll give it a try and see if I can avoid burning out.

It's very hard to do DPS on these bosses as melee. In the Eternal Necropolis, Champion Lord Lykesh summons Bone Fiends that stack and are hard to see in the video. They also blind you, causing your attacks to miss and dealing no damage at times. It's very easy to die on this boss. Champion Instructor Gabrielle is also anti-melee, with a lot of AOE burn and frequent teleports. Using ranged attacks makes it much easier to handle these Champions.

Well, I play all professions and classes, it's a lot of videos, haha. I'm getting older, as we all are, and my reflexes aren't what they used to be. But over 80% of the people who watch my videos are between 25 and 50 years old. The younger crowd seems more into Fortnite or Warzone, I guess. I feel like I’m somewhere in the middle. I'll give it my best shot, and I'm glad you like it!

@RufioGamer I'm 47 myself and totally get what you say about reflexes. That's why I find videos like this helpful because it breaks down builds and helps me find a wvw class that would be forgiving to a dad gamer like me. Can't keep with the young guns.

It's the same except they nerfed celestial stats

You can play Guild Wars 2 in PvP Conquest with no gear or with free gear in World vs. World. However, ascended gear is the strongest for PvE and WvW. If you already have it, you're set, if not, you can also get it for free from the Wizard's Vault. The Warclaw mount is also free for everyone. This game focuses more on cosmetics, similar to Fortnite, Warzone, or PUBG. Fun and skill are what truly matter in Guild Wars 2, which is why I play it. You can log off for years, then log back in and still enjoy new content with your existing gear. That’s why I left World of Warcraft in 2014. In WoW, you're constantly farming reputation, doing weekly arenas for conquest points, and completing dailies for gear. When you log in after a few months, you're under-geared for everything and have to repeat the process, spending more time farming and doing tasks you don’t enjoy than actually having fun. If farming gear is what you enjoy, World of Warcraft might be a better option.

around 6-7 am, you are alone :)

@@RufioGamer ohhh so I actually have to wake up early.. or never go to bed XD Thanks, what timezone do you play in? cheers

@@strikeman26585y56 EU Berlin/Vienna

It depends on the situation. Both are good options. I play PvE as a Deadeye if I need to solo something, and I use pistol/pistol Daredevil or core Thief for meta events, quests, etc. Deadeye is boring in meta events or easy fights because you have to keep refreshing the Deadeye mark and enter stealth for Death’s Judgment, which can be tedious. With pistol/pistol, you just press 3 on the pistol and hold or use CTRL+Left Click for the auto-attack. You don’t have to worry about the reveal debuff or refreshing any skills. Plus, if you have support in the group, you can go full DPS with Deadly Arts 1 3 3, Critical Strikes 3 3 1, and Trickery 3 1 2. This is a core Thief build, so you don’t need to own any expansions for the game, making it a great option for free-to-play players. I hope this helps!

@@RufioGamer Thank you for the detailed explanation! My question is more specific to solo boss/mobs situation tho. I usually went pp daredevil when it comes to solo a boss fight, but now i'm wondering if deadeye does it better on dps/sustain..etc.

More damage. I’m using this build with Daredevil too, using either Dagger/Pistol (D/P) or Axe/Pistol (A/P). You might think it requires being in melee range, but it actually triggers on any impact-whether a ranged or melee attack, as long as you get a critical hit, and it stacks with Air Sigil effects. Try dueling another Deadeye who uses this, you’ll notice the impact on your HP right away. For Quickness, you can use the Superior Sigil of Celerity or any other sigil that suits you. There are many great websites for builds, especially if you're new to the profession/class, but eventually, you’ll likely tweak it to suit your playstyle. For example, I usually adjust traits, stats, sigils, etc., based on specific opponents. If I swap out any utility skill in this build, I struggle against Druids at the same skill level. This setup also has trouble against Daredevil Dagger/Pistol builds because it doesn’t include the 'Cloaked in Shadow' trait. 'Cloaked in Shadow' is incredibly strong against melee classes, especially other melee Thieves, if you have it, it’s almost a guaranteed win. I skip it because there aren’t many active Thieves around right now, though there are plenty of Willbenders, they’re relatively easy to counter with any Thief specialization. Test it out and see what fits your playstyle best! :)

@@RufioGamer I main DE, but I had just never considered fire sigil because I was under the misconception that the fire blast was melee only, but after observing closer in the video I can see that the blast was on your target. Handy for extra chip damage and pressuring targets trying to res. Your video has been informative and it has made me consider some things that I had been overlooking. Keep up the good work.

@@ArmoredSarge thanks man

150 Lion Keys Seven Reaper outfit

150 black lion statuettes sry it was a long time ago, forgot

Ty. It's in the description.

yeah cause winning you im mirror combat elevate their egos to the top of SMC.

yes, I use Bowl of Meat and Winter Vegetable Stew 30% endurance reg, it is cheaper and enough, Bowl of Orrian Truffle and Meat Stew 40% regen is too expensive and you almost can not see the difference and the utility is Superior Sharpening Stone

It is not the first time, and it definitely won't be the last. But what you say is true.

you have below, in the description

Definetly no profit.

Typical rbl player

I could talk about this all day, there are so many different scenarios. To truly understand, you need to roam for a few thousand hours and experience it yourself. The first tip: if you're going to roam, go into "invisible mode" because people will whisper all kinds of crap to you. If they don’t speak English, you'll get whispers in any language imaginable. They just need to say their piece, and that’s it. I’m not sure if I have the footage, but there was one time when people threw like 10 catapults at me. If you check out my last video, "This never gets old in Guild Wars 2," you'll get the point. I’m throwing siege on people who deserve it, not all the time, but sometimes, to show them I don’t need a squad to kill them. People spend so much time in Zergs that they don’t know how to handle a 1v1. They hate it when a lower-ranked player kills them, or when they've spent so much gold on gear, and then someone who looks like a hobo kills them. Thief is very rewarding if you know how to play it, but also very punishing if you make mistakes. Soulbeast with Berserker stats can one-shot you with longbow 2, even if you're mounted. A Warrior with Berserker gear can CC you and, with Greatsword 2, you're pretty much dead. A Druid will root you to death. Willbenders with Marauder stats will delete you if you don’t escape the flames and roots within 2-3 seconds. People complain that Willbender is OP, but they just sit in the roots and flames. I’m sharing my experience from over the years, maybe new players will get motivated to enter WvW, not just when an event is going on or when they need the Gift of Battle. If you kill over 100 players in 1v1s or outnumbered fights in one month while you have "online" status on, please share your experience!:) Peace

I'm sharing my experience after spending a few thousand hours in WvW as a roamer. Maybe you have a different experience, but you can try this if you haven't done so before. In my experience, if you have cheap skins or default skins, you're going to be targeted more. Usually, people judge you by how you look, both your team and the enemy team. But that can also help me, because they don't expect much resistance and lower their guard. New players don't check your WvW rank, so to them, the most important thing is how you glow and what your skins look like. If you want even more action, you can log in with an alt account, especially if you're under level 500. You'll find plenty of targets to kill. That's why my last video is titled "Is Guild Wars 2 Pay to Win, WvW Edition." I want to show new players that it's possible to kill Diamond players with a 5-gold build. In the first clip of that video, where I’m capping the Sentry Point, there's a Diamond Willbender running at me. He burned half of his mobility skills just to reach me faster, because he saw my rank and my default skins, thinking he'd kill me with an auto-attack. On the other hand, if you want less action, just equip your legendary weapon, armor, and accessories, and a lot of players will avoid you. It’s the same in any game: whether it's Warzone, Warcraft, Fortnite, PUBG, etc., people will chase you less if you look like a high-end player. But if you're rocking default skins, expect more chasers. If you have a different experience, let me know! :)

on this char all marauder, you have a detailed build in description below

I agree too

you have FOW or field of view in setting and max it

Good point