Guild Wars 2

I love playing guild wars 2, but a recent problem has made the game almost unplayable and not very fun for me. Whenever I get into a highly populated zone or there is a lot of action on the screen (like World vs. World), I get a noticeable framedrop, but that does ruin anything, until…my game suddenly freezes and does nothing. I have to ctrl + alt + delete to get out of it. It says not not responding. ??? I don’t understand why it would be doing this. My brother and I play together a good amount mainly in W vs W, but he performs just as bad as me with the framerate, but he doesn’t crash. I have another computer at my mom’s house and have not tested whether I will get the same issue there. Is there any way I can fix it or know what might be causing it? Thanks to all helpers!

1. get a fiber broadband, or the fastest connection in your city. Bandwidth in WvW or PvP is imperative for obvious reasons.
2. lower your graphic settings, specially the last three for WvW rendering. Mouse over its settings to find which one to adjust for less bandwidth.
3. Doesn’t hurt to invest on an Intel i7 proc and extra RAM.
4. Use a PC optimizers like Advance System Care, make use of its “turbo boost mode” to temporarily close the programs that are needed when playing the game.

Jixk.6759:

I love playing guild wars 2, but a recent problem has made the game almost unplayable and not very fun for me. Whenever I get into a highly populated zone or there is a lot of action on the screen (like World vs. World), I get a noticeable framedrop, but that does ruin anything, until…my game suddenly freezes and does nothing. I have to ctrl + alt + delete to get out of it. It says not not responding. ??? I don’t understand why it would be doing this. My brother and I play together a good amount mainly in W vs W, but he performs just as bad as me with the framerate, but he doesn’t crash. I have another computer at my mom’s house and have not tested whether I will get the same issue there. Is there any way I can fix it or know what might be causing it? Thanks to all helpers!

List out all the computers (specifications) you’ve been dealing with and we’ll try and help you.