HI, I know this must be posted many times, so here is another one.
About in the 3rd day now, I load up the client and get to the log in screen, I log it and push play. It comes to a black screen and I hear music in the background.
I Ctlr, Alt, Delete to start task manager to see what is going on. In the tasks it has listed Not responding, in the Processes tab it shows GW2.exe pegging around 25% CPU.
I have been playing since the game had been released, I had figured that a patch somewhere became corrupted and another patch had to be rolled out to fix the mess. That usually fixes this problem and I play for another couple months till a patch or server maintenance messes it up again.
For most of you that have this problem, I say don’t waste your breath on the Submit a ticket to NCSoft for a solution. They came back to me to tell me my machine is obsolete and I must upgrade my computer.
I don’t know some of you who just has money laying around to upgrade the computer on a whim to please the requirements to play this game. I sure don’t and I sure neither does some of the people here.
I know when Comcast tried to patch something here on our side of the pond and when peoples internet goes down, they try to blame the customers of the problem saying the same as the developer of this game, your computer is slow, your browser is slow.
And a few days later Comcast sends a apology or lets people know somehow that they messed up, or say they fixed the problem to appease the customers.
Now I pretty sure that the same problem applies here, at patch or the server maintenance that was done recently had something to do with it.
Oh I had deleted the GW2CACHE folders too, about the 4-5 which I had, I reinstalled the game, deleted the Dat file and countless other things to make it work and still nothing. If I’m able to log in and get to the play button, the client and my computer works from that standpoint. The Software don’t after I push the play button.
Anyone who sees the GameAdvisor report, the GameAdvisor.exe isn’t reporting the test right, or it see only what it wants to see. It shows the processor and speed incorrectly. What it shows is a 1.3ghz processor and not this: AMD Phenom 9550 Agena 2.2GHz 4 × 512KB L2 Cache 2MB L3 Cache Socket AM2+ 95W Quad-Core Processor.
Now I’m about to say, if my computer reports it being the correct processor and NCSoft’s software reports another, that shouldn’t be my problem. Being said, I now believe it’s not my computer and with that taken into account that it is a server issue on the other side.
