Guild Wars 2

Okay, so, I don’t exactly have a great computer. I adjusted the hell out of the graphics settings before this patch to achievesome semblance of looking decent while having solid FPS, and the end result was that I typically had FPS somewhere in the range of 18-25 which, while not amazing, was decent.

My FPS after the camera patch? 3. Sometimes 4.

I literally cannot play like this. I can’t turn it off either, since there’s no way to do that. Even character selection, which was previously very smooth, has had an FPS drop to the point where it looks choppy, and I’ve no idea what to do to make it any better. It’s horrific.

I have exactly the same problem and many others ive talked to are in the same situation, before the patch I had 65-70 FPS, Now I have no more than 35 FPS. Running with high or low setting doesnt change anything, I can’t play with 25-35 fps, And I wont play guildwar2 until they fix that bug.

Got the same issue. As someone mentioned in another thread one of the changes seems to have made it so Postprocessing: Low functions the same as Postprocessing: High. Maybe other settings are being ignored as well.

Yeap…..this happens to me as well. My machine maybe dying but it still can play gw2 with decent 18-24 fps. In a zergfest, which I avoid most of the time….less than 5fps.

But now, it tick 10-15…and that was when no one is around me in borderlands. When, in group of 10-20 appeared in bl…..my fps dropped to 7.

I like my old machine a lot…..been with me for 8 years now. Still alive, with 2g ram, and a graphic card with dead fan…runs Windows Vista lel…..don’t force me to buy a new machine.

now i need to buy new computer and new expansion…oh man…
since im unemployed better go back to CS1.6^^

Odd, I actually seemed to have a slight increase in fps after the patch. Not by much but in LA I was always at about 50fps, and now it jumps up to 70fps in LA at times, other times it stays just how it was before.
System Specs:
Intel i7-3770k@4.2GHz
GTX 970
Samsung 840 Evo (GW2 is installed on SSD)
Samsung u28d590d (3840×2160 resolution)