This is my updated Condition Ranger build. Very effective as part of a group and capable of surviving 1 on 1 and 2 on 1 situations. The point of the build is to stack bleeds and burning as primary forms of damage. Bleeds tick for 97 damage, Burn for 384 and Poison for 84. Poison also decreases heal by 33%. Your pet will primarily apply poisons while you focus on burns, bleeds and using combos. I provide the build at the end of the video. How to use: Make sure you keep kiting at a distance. Keep Sharpening Stones on auto attack (control right click) to make sure its up as often as possible. Put down bonfire and throw axes through it to inflict burn. With this build, 36% of axe hits will cause a bleed for 5s. Use spike trap to stack additional bleeds or to cover your escape. If switched to shortbow, remember that the bleeds only stack if you hit your opponent from the side or behind. Rampage As One can be used to break stuns and/or escape if need be. Entangle can be used in place of Rampage As One as well. Pets: Use pets that inflict poison with their auto-attack to limit micro-managing. A good pet to use is the Devourer. Music: The Island by Pendulum. Footage from ArenaNet's Guild Wars 2.
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Tuesday, February 12, 2013
Guild Wars 2 PvP Ranger: Condition Domination
Guild Wars 2 PvP Ranger: Condition Domination Video Clips. Duration : 10.83 Mins.
This is my updated Condition Ranger build. Very effective as part of a group and capable of surviving 1 on 1 and 2 on 1 situations. The point of the build is to stack bleeds and burning as primary forms of damage. Bleeds tick for 97 damage, Burn for 384 and Poison for 84. Poison also decreases heal by 33%. Your pet will primarily apply poisons while you focus on burns, bleeds and using combos. I provide the build at the end of the video. How to use: Make sure you keep kiting at a distance. Keep Sharpening Stones on auto attack (control right click) to make sure its up as often as possible. Put down bonfire and throw axes through it to inflict burn. With this build, 36% of axe hits will cause a bleed for 5s. Use spike trap to stack additional bleeds or to cover your escape. If switched to shortbow, remember that the bleeds only stack if you hit your opponent from the side or behind. Rampage As One can be used to break stuns and/or escape if need be. Entangle can be used in place of Rampage As One as well. Pets: Use pets that inflict poison with their auto-attack to limit micro-managing. A good pet to use is the Devourer. Music: The Island by Pendulum. Footage from ArenaNet's Guild Wars 2.
This is my updated Condition Ranger build. Very effective as part of a group and capable of surviving 1 on 1 and 2 on 1 situations. The point of the build is to stack bleeds and burning as primary forms of damage. Bleeds tick for 97 damage, Burn for 384 and Poison for 84. Poison also decreases heal by 33%. Your pet will primarily apply poisons while you focus on burns, bleeds and using combos. I provide the build at the end of the video. How to use: Make sure you keep kiting at a distance. Keep Sharpening Stones on auto attack (control right click) to make sure its up as often as possible. Put down bonfire and throw axes through it to inflict burn. With this build, 36% of axe hits will cause a bleed for 5s. Use spike trap to stack additional bleeds or to cover your escape. If switched to shortbow, remember that the bleeds only stack if you hit your opponent from the side or behind. Rampage As One can be used to break stuns and/or escape if need be. Entangle can be used in place of Rampage As One as well. Pets: Use pets that inflict poison with their auto-attack to limit micro-managing. A good pet to use is the Devourer. Music: The Island by Pendulum. Footage from ArenaNet's Guild Wars 2.
Monday, February 4, 2013
Ranger RD9 Survival Knife: High Country Chopper
Ranger RD9 Survival Knife: High Country Chopper Video Clips. Duration : 27.72 Mins.
At 23 ounces, the Ontario Ranger RD9 is a stout blade capable of heavy duty woodscrafting. The 9.5" clip blade is ¼" thick and provides excellent wood batoning capabilities as well. Another is selling point on this large blade is the full-flat ground blades which aids this performance. Control is aided by a small jimped thumb ramp. But I was a bit shocked to see this 5160 steel experience some chipping and edge burring while hammering through some tough wood. The knicks will be ground out during a re-profiling of the blade but this was a surprising development for a non-stainless tool steel blade (and it happened on the first woods outing too). Another downside for some, might be the smallish micarta handle that possesses some sharp transitions and edges that may need the attention of some 400 grit sandpaper. Small handed or gloved users won't find these sharp edges bothersome. A blade of this size and weight however should offer the user more gripping area for both comfort and increased leverage; space is at a premium on this handle. The sheath is standard Ontario for large blade: MOLLE attachments in back (too big of a knife for LBE vest use!), sharpening stone pocket, and a loose plastic insert that will need heat gun modification for snug fit (shown). The Velcro® retention strap is inadequate and should be upgraded with a snap. These distractions aside, the Ranger RD9 proved itself to be a capable blade in the woods and equal to several other competitors in chopping ...
At 23 ounces, the Ontario Ranger RD9 is a stout blade capable of heavy duty woodscrafting. The 9.5" clip blade is ¼" thick and provides excellent wood batoning capabilities as well. Another is selling point on this large blade is the full-flat ground blades which aids this performance. Control is aided by a small jimped thumb ramp. But I was a bit shocked to see this 5160 steel experience some chipping and edge burring while hammering through some tough wood. The knicks will be ground out during a re-profiling of the blade but this was a surprising development for a non-stainless tool steel blade (and it happened on the first woods outing too). Another downside for some, might be the smallish micarta handle that possesses some sharp transitions and edges that may need the attention of some 400 grit sandpaper. Small handed or gloved users won't find these sharp edges bothersome. A blade of this size and weight however should offer the user more gripping area for both comfort and increased leverage; space is at a premium on this handle. The sheath is standard Ontario for large blade: MOLLE attachments in back (too big of a knife for LBE vest use!), sharpening stone pocket, and a loose plastic insert that will need heat gun modification for snug fit (shown). The Velcro® retention strap is inadequate and should be upgraded with a snap. These distractions aside, the Ranger RD9 proved itself to be a capable blade in the woods and equal to several other competitors in chopping ...
Monday, December 31, 2012
Guild Wars 2 - Ranger "Machine Gun" PvP
Guild Wars 2 - Ranger "Machine Gun" PvP Video Clips. Duration : 7.95 Mins.
Build : gw2skills.net Axe/Warhorn Shortbow Whiptail Devourer Lashtail Devourer Skills Healing Spring Quickening Zephyr Sharpening Stone "Protect Me" Rampage As One Traits 20 - III, VIII 10 - II 20 - VI, IX 0 20 - III, V Items Carrion/Carrion 2x Afflicted 2x Krait 2x Lyssa Earth on Shortbow 1x Earth 1x Fire on Axe/Warhorn
Build : gw2skills.net Axe/Warhorn Shortbow Whiptail Devourer Lashtail Devourer Skills Healing Spring Quickening Zephyr Sharpening Stone "Protect Me" Rampage As One Traits 20 - III, VIII 10 - II 20 - VI, IX 0 20 - III, V Items Carrion/Carrion 2x Afflicted 2x Krait 2x Lyssa Earth on Shortbow 1x Earth 1x Fire on Axe/Warhorn