Two classes may be capable of performing a certain role, but if it's a role you plan on spending a lot of time in, you might prefer one class over the other simply because one class will provide more flexibility in how you approach your build, while another class will require 2/3rds of your build always be the same to be capable of that role. The Support Scourge is a necromancer build that can give barrier to its allies in WvW squads to keep them alive while also providing boons and ripping boons from enemies. Specifically, giving barrier to allies will cleanse conditions from them, give alacrity, might, and extra health. Using your Manifest Sand Shade F1 will help to apply more
Great burst and sustained damage more than make up for the fully melee requirement, squishiness and forced movement. Very strong in fractals and even stronger in raids. High damage with good mobility and being actually fun to play (unlike Staff Weaver) makes this among the best choices for small hitbox bosses.
Preferred Healer in Raids. Tempest (Elementalist ESpec) - Best sustained healing (highest HPS), versatile boon support with mix of offense and defense, access to Elemental Auras for the team. Currently sees more use as a Kiter for certain Raid Bosses, works perfectly fine but isn't really preferred in many cases.
The one that you can play the best since it's irrelevant for the most part. The only exception is using mesmer if you need to portal people often, but generally you can use any class since the commander role in pve doesnt exist like it does in wvw, where class would matter.
2. Spudzie’s Low-Intensity Deadeye Build - Open World PvE. Low-intensity builds are always welcome choice for our lists because they allow players who normally wouldn't be able to play to enjoy the game. Spudzie, a Guild Wars 2 content creator, has created another fantastic build for the Deadeye. Members. 843. Posted August 27, 2022. For raw DPS, Berserker is very good, although a decent core build can do decent DPS while at the same time being more durable. Whichever way you go, use Berserker stat gear, with maybe two or three Assassin stat trinkets to get critical chance to 70%. It's best used as a midrange / close range weapon. If you play wvw its very good as area denial weapon and to hit stealthed targets. Engineer is a very fun class to play, but they're 50% control and 50% damage, compared to staff ele which is 75% damage and 25% control (imho) No you shouldn't.
If you wanna get ready for Fractals and Raids, which is PvE end-game, you can check discretize and snowcrows sites for builds. That said, in Guild Wars 2, there no really tanking or healing mechanics like the other MMO's, your stats and how you build you character shapes that.
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