So I'd probably have that finish off my top 3. And for the diving one, a rather precise dive is needed at that. I'd put Not So Secret near the top - timing/reflex needed + long puzzle + no checkpoints. I'm sure mounts made it a bit easier - there were some parts where it mounts let me recover from a mistake. At the end of the Searing Ascent jumping puzzle Unbound Magic (20-40) Empyreal Fragment (1-4) Fire Orchid Blossom (3) Piece of Unidentified Gear (0-1) Piece of Rare Unidentified Gear (1) 1 random tier 5 or 6 universal upgrade. I did Draconis Mons after mounts + used Taco, I didn't find it that hard. Every Single Thing is a tool designed to assist Guild Wars 2 completionists with. There are a bunch that are long but not really hard (Silverwastes come to mind). So maybe it is hard in that it takes a bit of training to do it. A red icon will indicate the places where the scanners must be planted simply flying by will place the scanner and award credit for the achievement. It took me a while to get Clocktower down, but now I can do it pretty consistently. People Watching is an achievement from the Flashpoint release that requires players to find the Whispers agent and then plant 7 scanners throughout Draconis Mons. Skipping Stones, Clocktower, Winter Wonderland are all timing/reflex ones, so I can see that some people can either do it or not. I just got tired of trying - too much of 'you need to make this jump perfectly' and if you fail, back to checkpoint, which I just did not find fun. Several of the falls are a death sentence, so even having a backup portal won't save you.Ĭhalice of tears is the only jumping puzzle that I have not done (I did complete it by porting), so I have to put that at the top. So many traps, combat, and wonky mechanics. I don't think I've ever completed it by myself. I used to run it regularly just to wind down. That is why I do not list it in my top 3. It takes as long as it takes, no matter how many times I have to try from scratch - I do not care anymore. I did not master this place, but I feel no longer stress or frustration doing it. Mostly helping other people, friends, guildmates with achievements and legendary collections. > I have spent entire days in Not So Secret. Scavengers Chasm: Even with a guide this thing takes ages to complete.
Compared to the Chalice, it is challenging but the view is awesome and there is more than one way to complete it. Griffon Rook Run: With the bomb, no portals and no people fighting the NPCs for you. This thing is basically cheap traps, unneccessary accuracy with jumping and counter intuitive path finding. Most JPs have a beautiful view or interesting mechanic. It is one of the most unfun places in the entire game. Chalice of Tears (Ember Bay): Difficult because the creator wanted to make a difficult JP. Tendrils Torchers in verdant brink) does allow you to restart to checkpoint if fully dead (as you are given the same skill pretty much).> 1. I would think from Heart of Thrones maps, those minigames (ie. So attempting to respawn at a waypoint will force you to lose that skill and all the work is wasted. Now, if you do try and “leave the instance” or “puzzle area” to be more exact, it will warn you as such and that the ‘restart skill’ will be removed. My whole issue is that once you are dead, by either falling to your death because the hero ‘bonked’ his head against the ceiling of the cave and the animation got stuck in the ‘rolling’ state unable to open glide or do anything while falling to death (not sure if this is a bug or not) or random bolt of lightning that hits you while gliding at certain points causing you to fall to death, losing that skill… Keep in mind, I never died outside of puzzle area. So, if you mess up the vine jump or anything just press that button and you are back at the last springs pool you jumped in before.
Jumping into them (first one you jump into) gives you a new button above your 1-5 skills to restart back from checkpoint. To be more clear there are three checkpoints during the whole JP which you activate by jumping into the springs pool.
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