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Exchange items (Sell/Buy/Donations). Optional description(#s 'Spoiler goes here') Content Filters. Related Subreddits. (Guild Wars 1). This guide will show you how to take advantage of your Video Ram to instantly boost your fps on the mac client. I've been wondering why my mac with good hardware was getting such terrible fps especially in zergs. With this edit I went from average of about 20 fps to about 30 or more fps in LA.
In PVE i'm seeing up to 50 compared to about 35 before the edit. What you will do is edit your config file which defaults your video ram to 256 and change it to the proper amount of video ram your mac has. (For reference I am using the latest OS X El Capitan) Step 1: Find out how much video ram your mac has. I tested this out on my MacBook Pro and it's amazing!
I mostly just PvP but the FPS increase makes everything run a lot smoother, also went and tested it out in the major cities and I didn't have any stuttering at all. Normally I can't even go to Lions Arch because the stuttering is unplayable but I just toured around the whole thing with no stuttering. I still haven't tried out a zergs of any sort. My biggest issue is world bosses because that's when the game crashes most often for me, but as of right now everything seems to have a noticeable performance increase. ikir.4923 posted on 2013-01-16 13:02:12 UTC( Hi all, i write this topic since i want to show there are many Mac users who wants a native client? What does it mean? Simple: now Guild Wars 2 runs on Mac thanks a Cider portability engine, it is a wrapper which incapsulate the Windows program inside a Mac app.
The program itself will be “converted” (api, calls, gfx drivers) on the fly. This takes a lot of resources and slow down the entire process, even if Cider is quite good nowadays there are still problems as you can see from a lot of thread here. Native clients means: -Much more better integration with Mac OS X -Improved stability -Much more improved performance (better effect with more frames per second) -Mac specific features could be easily implemented (like Quicktime game recording) -NCSoft could see this on Mac App Store, it would open the game to an incredible number of Mac users, sadly they didn’t imagine how many. I would even buy it again Sure this takes time and money to our beloved NCSoft/ArenaNet so we need to speak out load all to convince them we are a lot.
PS: Cider has a lot of problems like this it uses only 256MB of Vram!! HORROR:-O I love this game and i want it native, i’m playing with 5 friends who i convinced to buy the game, we all have Mac, we are all happy of the game but not satisfied of this client! Most modern MMO are all Mac OS X native: WOW, TLotRO, Elder Scrolls Online and many others. PS: Guild Wars Support suggested to me to create a thread about this, it means they are at least listening. This message was created by a bot. Please message if you have any questions, suggestions or concerns.
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