Depends how much you're enjoying the leveling experience. I'd go for the boost if you think you'd enjoy being confused in level 80 content more than being bored in levelling content. You probably will be confused if you boost, but you'll probably be confused regardlesss. It's highly recommended that you level up a character to 80 manually then using the boost on an alt. This is so that you learn important skills about the game, such as dodging and what your skills and traits do. That's a great place to start for builds for any classes and how you want to play them. Guild Wars 2. All Discussions Screenshots Artwork Broadcasts Videos News Guides If you want you could use it on a level 79 character to boost you to 80 and still 1) Lvl 80 is max lvl (If you are max lvl and have all available masteries in the current region finished, your exp go to spirit-shard acquisition)2) Exp now goes into Masteries.3) Masteries are different per Region. Tyria mastery (Pact-Mastery, e.g. auto-loot, ): core maps of the base game + LS2. Games and other software often do these artificial limitations to create a problem that is usually solved with a paid service. You could use that on an already level 80 character just to get rid of it, but if you want to avoid the feeling of waste and have no character slots available, you'd have to buy a slot. cjnnNw. Delivery of Level 80 Boosts and Shared Inventory Slots has been temporarily disabled. Sadly for me, the shared slot was the one thing in the order I had an immediate use for. Yea I know, just a bit funny. Delivery of Level 80 Boosts and Shared Inventory Slots has been temporarily disabled so that we can address an issue. Or a option to delete this boost.. You can already use it on a lvl 80 character. It'll simply give you the same goodies a boostet character would get (equipment, bags, consumables). 2. 1. I got a level 80 revenant with (I think) the glider expansion. I already had 4 level 80 avatars, so I understand the game - I was lost on that cat. When you start at the beginning you learn your character abilities and traits as go. With a level 80 boost it is all just there (he even came with max gear). I just had no idea who or what he was. the boost is ok. but spends all your points and gives an ok set of gear. personaly after hitting 80 on engi and having spent all my points already, i found having to hunt hero challenges to level a mastery slow, but now im leveling a Mesmer and rather than jumping to 80, im saving points after getting stuff i needed to level. Second of all, if you want to start a new character with a different profession, playing the game is how you learn how to play that profession. If you use a level 80 boost, you will have the same problem as before: You’ll be a child in an adult’s body. You will be a level 80 Necro (or whatever) with absolutely no idea how to play Necro (or

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