Guild Wars 2

Every couple minutes my games just crashes. This just started happening a few days ago and iv had the game since launch and it has never happened before. I tried defragmenting my HDD but that didn’t fix the problem.

Cretos, i had this problem also and alot more. Losing mouse focus, bsod, crashes etc.
What i did to solve this was removing vidcard drivers and find a beta or another driver then the ones i was using. it helped not all my problems are gone but i can play the whole evening without problems. Sorry for my bad english.

hi here too

• Crash <—*
  Assertion: (m_dims.x == highResDims.x >> 1) && (m_dims.y == highResDims.y >> 1)
  File: ..\..\..\Engine\Gr\Dx9\Dx9Tex.cpp(1154)
  App: Gw2.exe
  Pid: 792
  Cmdline:
  BaseAddr: 00400000
  ProgramId: 101
  Build: 19878

Otanikun, which driver u got ? and where ?

Yes this just started up today, if it does not crakittens lags like crazy.

it started saturday aftenoon for me… i check my cpu/ram scalability and all is ok.

i check nvidia driver, -repair, etc… no prb.

it happens randomly, but seems in large area.

I don’t undertand what s wrong, i never experiment that issues before…

u got same error ?

the repair log :

2013-06-24T00:05:00Z
Client build is 19878 (101)
Manifest build is 19878
Verifying contents of archive…
Duration: 526 seconds
Examined 262535 of 262535 files.
Deleted 0 bad files.
Skipped 231 files (local files, different versions, etc).

dunno what are the 231 skipped files

same just started happening to me today! My game will run fine for a few minutes, then i get a black screen, however my cursor and game sounds are there just no graphics.

please report the error you got ;

Assertion: (m_dims.x == highResDims.x >> 1) && (m_dims.y == highResDims.y >> 1)
File: ..\..\..\Engine\Gr\Dx9\Dx9Tex.cpp(1154)

Having the same problem, it started yesterday evening for me

I have a ATI HD Radeon 7950, my current drivers are 13.6 Beta, you can download them from the official AMD site.

For some of you, you can try deleting the local.dat file located under my documents/guild wars 2. Disable any overclocking you may have set up. Check your memory usage prior to any crashes.

You could also try running msconfig, disable all startup programs, then restart your computer. Test guild wars. If you have no crashes or significantly less, run msconfig and enable only 1 program at a time, restart computer and test gw2 again. Once you crash, that’s a trouble maker, continue until you find all bad apps.

If none of that works, I highly recommend you submit a ticket, then post whatever fix they suggest back here to help others.