Thread: Changes to how Anima works in 2.0

Basically what the subject says. I'am desperately hoping for a revamp in some way, shape or form. Anything along the lines of reduction in time it takes to generate fresh anima, amount of fresh anima regenerated per tick, addition of content SOLELY devoted to the replenishment of one's anima supply. Any or all of the previous things will do nicely, but as the system stands now, it needs serious work(Like much of the rest of the game).

Or they could scrap anima and make teleports cost a small amount of gil depending on level of camp.

Lower lvl camp and cities less gil.
Higher lvl camps more gil.

maybe they could explain this by making up lore about a being who teleports us inexchange for offering.

The less content where we are rewarded anima instead of shinies the better.

Anima makes about as much sense as my being that collects money in exchange for teleports. Perhaps we have a key item in which we place the gil . Maybe it could like a greedy companion(goblin engineer O_o) whatever .

Anima is limited gil is not which is why i prefer the gil teleport system.

Regardless, theres too much of a limit placed on it IMO. It's far too easy to burn 100 Anima. Riding across these huge zones to do mundane things just plain sucks.

Especially if you do crafting leves.

Not everyone likes scenery/exploring (or at least being forced too.) instead of limiting players they should reward those who explore instead of punishing casual players. GW2 does it pretty well by giving players who complete a zone a chest reward.

Gil teleports will help the economy too by removing gil .

let anima regen slower, let people to buy anima
/random suggestion