The Disease Condition in Guild Wars 1 - It was not a glitch.

[@BartanTirix]

I still say the idea behind this was genius: giving them disease and then smiting the condition off yourself for some extra damage ^^ Dangerous, but cool To be honest, Disease is a relatively uncommon condition with only a few ways to even inflict it. It's super easy to just kinda think of it as "a Poison that stacks on top of Poison". But good on you for admitting your mistake and basically making a PSA for anyone new/old to the game who doesn't know how the mechanics work 🧡 You explained absolutely clear and even provided multiple examples ^^ Great job! Also: first time one of my comments have ever been in a video that wasn't a Q&A ^^;; That kinda made my day

[@omanhunter]

Maybe you can do a series about conditions in GW, how they work, how to apply them, interesting tactics you can use them in etc.

[@MozoGW]

Interesting 🤔

[@DestructX]

So what's the explanation for this? I was farming Bog Skale Fin the other day and when I used Radiation Field the Skale creatures were immune to disease but I still got the disease. They are not human and they weren't even affected by the condition. What is going on here?

[@サイコ-h4t]

hi I'm new to guild wars

[@MozoGW]

Hello! Welcome!

[@AnkhOfAscalon]

Oh sick you're playing PLA? do you stream on twitch?

[@MozoGW]

I currently do not. It's a great game though!

[@SHADOWRUNNER254]

This Feels little bit awkward, And this can be somehow interesting video for new players,. But how did u managed to farm/speedrun stuff for 15+ years not knowing how those conditions work? :D

[@MozoGW]

Yeah...We learn something new everyday :P

[@d3r4g45]

Disease is not often used. Very few classes have access to it. And even there it's in very niche skills. It's very easy to miss this.

[@LinkEX]

Heh, I was wondering the same thing. Then again, C O does have a point; it is a bit more uncommon. And I often played a necromancer, so that's one way to get more easily exposed to the condition. (Literally, lol.)