Yeah, after playing the beta events, harbinger was the only elite spec I was actually looking forward to because it was the only one that I actually had fun build crafting and playing.
Is there a reason why you almost always cast your elixirs on your position? I usually try to cast them so they hit enemies but not me since that way instead of gaining blight I loose blight.
"You only have one health bar" ... Necros, welcome to our world. DISCLAIMER: This comment is not directed at Vallun. I know he plays EVERY profession in GW2 better than I can on my main. I'm just poking fun at the idea.
the tempest fight just illustrates how stupidly lame the meta has gotten, everything relies on sustain way too much when there are certain classes/specs that simply don't have enough sustain options to be competitive
You r an awesome pvp player: u menage to make harbinger look strong. Unfortunately in the hand of average players (and i include myself in this category) this elite feels too much squishy
emberassingly straight playstyle, just spam skills enter shourd make big damages while your opponents boons turn into conditions, spam enemy with vulnerability and weakness, make 1000 burning damage with auto attacks, if you feel like die put your 20 sec elixirs into your feet for mega heals. while doing all these staff dont need to be closer than 600 range to opponent. idk it feels just wrong, too much reward with too little effort.
The lack of stability in WvW is embarrassing, yolo into a mob from shroud and those just over 2 secs of stability are basically gone and that's it focused CC and downed. New ranger build has shields and more stability - need stability in this build otherwise it's gonna get picked on as an easy CC and high priority, due to damage & skill 5, kill. Basically don't stand in the mob (skill 5 is so cool) yeah annoying that it don't make it to cast - that's my view for now. Apart from that it's all about the fish. And yes mobility play is basically what it is restricted to and is limited to (unless with your own mob laying down stability for you.)
Nice job Vallun! This video made me want to play a condi build for the first time in ages :^)
Try playing hybrid, curses 2-2-1, SR 1-2-2, wizard amulet, p/f + d/d
Pls don’t 😅😅
Thanks Vallun for your amazing content, can't wait to see more
Oui! Just started playing with this and waited for your video. Cheers!
Following the nerfs to power, this build is easily top tier Necro build for DPS.
Really appreciate your videos. Thank you.
This build has hella power damage too… its awwsome
When you activate shroud while on the staff it looks like you just turned your opponent into the bird seeds in the middle of a park
LOL
Haven't tried harbinger yet, but you're making it look so cool. Might give it a go ☺️
Yeah, after playing the beta events, harbinger was the only elite spec I was actually looking forward to because it was the only one that I actually had fun build crafting and playing.
seeing harbinger 1 shooting out blue birds looks so funny
Still trying to figure out if I wanna focus on bladesworn or harbinger. Kinda polar opposites...
Is Vindicator bad? Is that why you said you aren’t playing it ?
Bruh, you should do a Devil may cry Dante transmog setup for your necro! Shit would totally work with the way the nec uses the pistol lol :D
What happened to the power build vids
What equipment & runes?
Is there a reason why you almost always cast your elixirs on your position? I usually try to cast them so they hit enemies but not me since that way instead of gaining blight I loose blight.
blight gives you extra healing and damage, it can be good if you arent going to die, but it also wasnt me thinking too much about it
@@Vallun ty I did not realize they changed bilght to heal you.
how you remove green screen?
Ty, good vid
"You only have one health bar"
...
Necros, welcome to our world.
DISCLAIMER: This comment is not directed at Vallun. I know he plays EVERY profession in GW2 better than I can on my main. I'm just poking fun at the idea.
Harbinger is face roll af. No thought required.
Off topic, but what staff is that?
legendary nevermore
Isn't scepter better, unreflectable?
its pretty slow though, doesnt fit the playstyle
the tempest fight just illustrates how stupidly lame the meta has gotten, everything relies on sustain way too much when there are certain classes/specs that simply don't have enough sustain options to be competitive
power is much betta
I looked up "super cancer" on youtube and I got presented with specter videos. Now I googled "uber cancer" and I got harb clips .. esssplain!
You r an awesome pvp player: u menage to make harbinger look strong. Unfortunately in the hand of average players (and i include myself in this category) this elite feels too much squishy
emberassingly straight playstyle, just spam skills enter shourd make big damages while your opponents boons turn into conditions, spam enemy with vulnerability and weakness, make 1000 burning damage with auto attacks, if you feel like die put your 20 sec elixirs into your feet for mega heals. while doing all these staff dont need to be closer than 600 range to opponent. idk it feels just wrong, too much reward with too little effort.
The lack of stability in WvW is embarrassing, yolo into a mob from shroud and those just over 2 secs of stability are basically gone and that's it focused CC and downed. New ranger build has shields and more stability - need stability in this build otherwise it's gonna get picked on as an easy CC and high priority, due to damage & skill 5, kill. Basically don't stand in the mob (skill 5 is so cool) yeah annoying that it don't make it to cast - that's my view for now. Apart from that it's all about the fish. And yes mobility play is basically what it is restricted to and is limited to (unless with your own mob laying down stability for you.)