Addons
WARNING: MODIFYING GUILD WARS 2 THROUGH ANY 3RD PARTY TOOLS IS NOT SUPPORTED BY ARENANET OR NCSOFT.
DO NOT CONTACT SUPPORT ABOUT GAME CLIENT ISSUES WHILE USING THESE TOOLS. THERE IS NO HELP OR WARRANTY.
THIS IS ENTIRELY AT YOUR OWN RISK AND YOU ASSUME ALL RESPONSIBILITY.
There are no official addons for Guild Wars 2.
There are no required addons for Convergences in Guild Wars 2.
There are no addons made specifically for Convergences.
Some are more useful than others, but most are built around being used in an addon manager.
Addon Managers:
- Blish Hud
- Burrito - Built for Linux with no awkward workarounds.
- Raidcore Nexus
Standalone Addons:
Convergence logging with arcdps
Caution:
These convergence logs will NOT be nice.You should become familiar with where your logs save to and how to use Elite Insights on your own computer.
They won't upload to gw2wingman.
They're too big for dps.report to process.
They will also come in multiple parts, as convergences don't keep you in combat for the whole fight.
It's generally a bad decision to try and log convergences if you don't have experience handling logs.
Raid and Strike bosses are automatically tracked.
Others aren't because noone really cares.
For everything else, you need to manually input their mob ids.
To find this, with arcdps active, click on the mob and press alt+shift+S.
The window that pops up will have the ID in the top left. name (1234).
From there, alt+shift+T brings up the arcdps options.
Click the logging tab, and at the bottom right you can add new ids to track.
For most mobs, uncheck the gadget checkbox and click apply.
For Convergences, these are the IDs:
Secrets of the Obscure
- Demon Knight - 26142
- Dreadwing - 26106
- Hell Sister - 26146
- Sorrow - 26126
- Umbriel - 26196
Janthir Wilds
- Decima - 26720
- Greer - 26889