Guild Wars 2

Can get through the launcher. Once I get to the character select screen, within about 3 seconds the game crashes with the following dialog:

Exception: c0000094
A serious error has occurred that prevented the application from continuing. A report has been sent to ArenaNet to help determine the cause.

Anyone else seen this? :\. Game was working great just earlier this evening, and nothing has changed.

Specs are: Late 2011 13" MacBook Pro 2.4GHz i5 4GB Ram, Intel HD 3000 Graphics.

Any help appreciated.

Issue seems to have resolved itself. I didn’t do anything to resolve this. Restarting the computer earlier did not remedy the issue. But in any case, things are working well again now. Not sure what caused or resolved it. Mods: please feel free to delete thread.

Not so fast! I’m having this same issue right now…. Hopefully it will resolve itself like gunshymartyr’s issue did, but it needs to be looked at and addressed.

There are other threads that talk about this same issue. Might want to take a look at those before making a new thread.

Having the same error code and read through the other threads. I have tried many of the suggestions and am at my wits end.

Hi, EU player here, afther patch same error here, i have a Macbook pro 2012 with Mountain Lion ivy Bridge processor and for me the fix was just unplug the charger select a character and then plug in charger again. Hope to help someone with this fix

Unplugging the power cord until I had selected my character and logged in worked great, thanks! Hopefully the issue will resolve itself.

sometimes i get this error on my iMac, it seems to be when i move, sometimes. and I only get that number like ever 3rd time :/

I’m on a mac book pro, and disconnecting the power cable while the game loaded and i selected my character worked for me too.

trashbatted.6108:

I’m on a mac book pro, and disconnecting the power cable while the game loaded and i selected my character worked for me too.

Thanks! your solution worked! i’m guessing its something to do with the display driver…

Unplugging power cord worked, good job, thanks.

I just had the same problem, and unplugging the power cord worked out perfectly. Thanks guys!

Wow. I was 99.9% certain that unplugging the power word would not fix this problem… but it did!

Thanks TB!

As this issue is resolved, the thread is closed.