Guild Wars 2

Hi guys, sorry for my not perfect english. I have a problem with my ATI Mobility Radeon.
While creating a character i always have missing textures in the hair, and i don’t know the problem. Can someone help me?

I am having the excact problem too mainly on the norns, i don’t have a solution for it but it is really anyoning

I know I am reviving an old thread, but this is the only other case I’ve found where someone suffers from the exact same problem as I am currently having.
(It’s the exact same issue as seen in the screenshot in the original post.)

I’ve already tried the following things:

• Restarting the game (pretty obvious)
• Changing the graphics settings to high
• Changing the graphics settings to low
• Changed every graphics setting individually
• Ran the Guild Wars 2 Repair Tool
• Updated my video card driver
• A complete reinstallation of the game

None of these work and the weirdest thing is that my hair textures used to show up just fine when I had this game installed roughly a year back, on the same laptop with the exact same specifications. I have an ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5165 myself, running on a Windows 7 operation system.

If anyone ever found a solution to this issue, I’d be very grateful to hear it.

A small update, when I let my game autodetect the graphics settings it automatically turns every option to the lowest possible setting.
So I get the impression the game simply doesn’t recognise my video card or latest video card driver at all, even though I have it all installed and updated.

Does anyone have any clue how to make sure Guild Wars 2 actually “sees” my video card?
Or why it for some reason does not seem to detect these half transparent texture?

I tested a few other things, but none of these worked either:

• Installed the latest beta driver to my video card
• Went through every sticky on these forums in regards to AMD video cards

I checked and apparently none of my other games have this issue, when I play another game it does correctly autodetect my graphics settings. (For example, Star Wars: The Old Republic and The Elder Scrolls IV: Skyrim both set my video options on a medium to high setting automatically, as if they do recognise my video card driver, etc.)