Guild Wars 2

So, I heard about this and looked up a guide. Apparently I’m supposed to open my GW2 Music folder..I don’t have one =/

I haven’t deleted one, but even when I search my whole computer there’s nothing. I still have music in the game, but I don’t know where it’s located file-wise.

If I just make a folder called Music will that substitute? I doubt it..

Hi, try looking in your ‘documents’ folder for a GW2 file. The game seems to save screenshots there too and there is a music file with that. Then follow http://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Customized_soundtrack

WolfiKurisu.6894:

So, I heard about this and looked up a guide. Apparently I’m supposed to open my GW2 Music folder..I don’t have one =/

Not the GW2 folder in program files, but the one in My documents. An easy way to know where is to find any screenshot, since screenshots are saved in a folder next to the Music folder.

WolfiKurisu.6894:

If I just make a folder called Music will that substitute? I doubt it..

Don’t doubt it, if there is none, create it yourself and it’ll work.

Elrey.5472:

WolfiKurisu.6894:

So, I heard about this and looked up a guide. Apparently I’m supposed to open my GW2 Music folder..I don’t have one =/

Not the GW2 folder in program files, but the one in My documents. An easy way to know where is to find any screenshot, since screenshots are saved in a folder next to the Music folder.

WolfiKurisu.6894:

If I just make a folder called Music will that substitute? I doubt it..

Don’t doubt it, if there is none, create it yourself and it’ll work.

Well, I’ve got a folder called “Screens”, which houses all of my screenshots, but there’re no folders other than that it my GW2 Documents folder.

I hope it works, ‘coz it’d suck to lose out on something like this. It’s late, so I’ll try it tomorrow and post feedback.

Thanks to both of you =)

If you located the Screens folder then it should be as easy as creating the Music folder yourself, to appear this way: http://prntscr.com/2k37v7
Then just create a playlist and save it inside with the name of the desired place to play the music. (example: Battle.m3u)