Guild Wars 2: Guide To Playing A Warrior In PvP
The Warrior is the brute force profession of Guild Wars 2.They're a great choice if you want to eschew magic and just focus on pummeling your enemies. They do their work with a combination of brawn, skill, strategy, and a plethora of the best weapons they can get their hands on.
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In PvP, the warrior is still a master of arms that's deadly to fight toe to toe. The Bladesworn elite specialization can provide heavy pressure and is not a threat that can be ignored. However, while the warrior is simple to learn, it may be one of the most demanding classes to master.
There are different "roles" that are available to choose from. This information will help you understand the context surrounding how the Warrior performs in PvP.
The Warrior is excellent in both small and large-scale fights. The Warrior also has very different roles in larger fights than it does in smaller fights, so don't take the information here and try to apply it to the Eternal Battlegrounds.
The Warrior makes an excellent duelist, but also offers a lot of damage, with a tiny bit of support thrown in. Warriors aren't the best roamers because they're vulnerable to being focused down from range. They also don't have very good ranged weapon options, and while Warriors can escape tricky situations, they need to be played incredibly skillfully in fights where they're at a disadvantage.
Warriors excel at dueling, as they're the game's best fighters in melee. However, their hardest-hitting attacks are also heavily telegraphed. Positioning and outplaying your opponent is vital to your success, but this also means that a good warrior can devastate unprepared opponents.
Warriors can
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