The Races of Tyria. Asura; Sylvari; Human; Norn; Charr; Professions. Engineer; Necromancer; Thief; Elementalist; Warrior; Ranger; Mesmer; Guardian; Combat; Instanced Combat; Dynamic Events; Personal Story; Competitive Play; Releases. Living World
Of course, just explaining that while a race will never truly be superior, in some extremely niche uses currently humans are generally the best (though Sylvari win for condi players) 1. r/Guildwars2.Every class has like 3 elite specs, which can be interpreted as 27 classes ( sub-classes ). And most of this specs has flexibility to run multiple builds. There are no "sucky" classes. But some specs \ builds are more "meta" in one content than others.. In my case Vindicator is my main atm.
Actually I would have to add Engineer to the Asurans, as they're hands down the most technologically advanced race in Tyria. Guardian and Ranger would be suitable for the Norns as well. And I might add a magic class for the Charr, I remember in GW1 fighting alot of Charr elementalists and necromancers. Lots of Charr rangers too.The reasons for adding a new race would be: A new playable race. New stories and lore. Adding a few racial skills and elites. A new city and zone for 1-15 levels that do not affect the core plot with Zhaitan/LS 1 and 2. Appease fans who are asking for it.Even variations of existing races would feel fresh enough to revitalize things as a new race (dark elves and light elves in other games etc). But honestly, with this expansion, we did not even get new character customization options so the idea of a new race/class seems further than ever.
Hopefully, a new class of a Monk that can be a Staff based DPS or Heal spec suitable for Raids and Fractals Besides the above, it is much speculative that the Tengu is going to be the next new spec. Several players are excited about it, but it will be nice that instead of giving a Parrot shaped spec, the Devs can think of some more diverse47TTr.