ExplosivePinata

right click targeting has been a pain for me ever since the game has released. I constantly use it to pan my camera around to see the battlefield but I keep losing my targets because of it. I've gotten used to it by now but I wish they would correct it.

Hi, my name is ChuyDog.  I like GW2.  I play the game at least three hours a day and have logged almost 1000 hours.  I still enjoy playing the game every day.  I will not make excuses for my behavior.  I owe no apologies.  I will admit there are times the game can be challenging, but that is part of playing a good game.  Anet may periodically make changes that effect my play style, but I feel that learning to adapt is part of a good game design.

What are things YOU like about the game?

Let me start first.  I like the ability to pick what I want to play, when I want to play it.  If I do not like something about my current in-game situation or feel that it is becoming a grind, I just go do something else.

Xunlai Agent, on 19 December 2012 - 02:52 AM, said:

THis won't end well...

Now that Steam allows custom grid images for their library (and non steam games) I decided to format some grid images for GW2 so people could pretty up their grid view. These are all google/bing searched wallpapers and images that I scaled, cropped, and layered (and sometimes edited) the logos into to look good on the grid view.

There are a handful of samples below and I have 30+ GW2 grids done in my imgur folder. Scroll down in the folder a bit to see them all.

To use them just set a shortcut for the game in steam, go to your library in grid view, right click the game and hit "Set Custom Image", then choose whatever grid you have saved to your PC. Be sure to save the full size 800x374 pixel image.

Enjoy!













Note: I hope this is the right place for these. I wasn't sure whether to put them in the wallpaper section or just in community content. If it belong somewhere could someone drop it there? Thanks.

SweetFX saves the screenshots with the applied changes to your graphics in your Guild Wars 2 directory itself (not the Screens folder where Guild Wars 2 normally saves your screenshots). You don't need third party applications for this, pressing Print Screen with SweetFX enabled will generate two screenshots (one with the effects, one without) and saves them in their appropriate directories.