Guild Wars 2

I don’t know if this was brought up, but sure I can setup a 3rd party app to do this but I think to capture most of the audiences wouldn’t be nice if GW2 had a native video capturing system?

1. Ease of usage makes it more accessible ppl to post videos of their game play
2. Post of vids helps the audience understand their skills
3. Let the audience evaluate their arguments , i.e your claims can be more objective if you post a video.

Thoughts?

Doesn’t stuff like fraps and msi afterburner do thus?

I’m not all familiar with video capture so forgive me if I am unaware of something important.

He said he knows third party software can do it Ryan.

And lol Acandis

http://wiki.teamfortress.com/wiki/Help:Recording_demo

I am dreaming…. but something like this for GW2 would be awesome. File size will be tiny because it only holds action/movement data, but can be replayed/spectated. No need to capture frame-by-frame video from only one point of view.

^ I had propose something like this before in the suggestions, native capturing,
only data and an external player or an add on in a browser to play this .
No sensible discussion from players no a response of course from ANET!

We are stuck with third party programs that you must buy for full
functionality , large video file size, crappy quality and reduced fps when play.

This is a weird world

@kirito I’m not seeing anything on the page.

@shimmerless Just read the description on nVidia Shadowplay seems pretty cool with <10% performance hit. I’ll have to try it. I currently use MSI Afterburner, performance hit about -10-20 fps, huge file size about 2.5 Gigs of data after one Match. Its manageable but I have a decent PC for this game.

Capturing the actions/movements data sounds interesting.