Guild Wars 2

Officer Chat
Guild Officer Chat channel with its own MOTD (that shows up upon login), so that we can let officers know about any special situations that might be going on. We’ve had compromised accounts take advantage of our Guild Bank and needed to make “policy” changes quickly. We have out-of-game communication, but it would be good to notify officers in-game if they haven’t seen the out-of-game messages.

Upgrade Queue Management
Larger queue.
Option to speed up an item fully in one go, rather than one quarter at a time.
Make it easier to find items we care about:

• “Guild Missions” tab
• “Guild Boosts” tab
• Or just a “Favorites” tab

Logitech has drivers and a configurator app for Mac. It’s definitely intended to work under Mac OS. I am running Mountain Lion, and all up to date. It works fine everywhere except those specific cases. As I said, the ‘shift’ is sent when the chat box is open, so the game is definitely getting something that it’s interpreting as a ‘shift’, but not for hot keys.

I have a Logitech G13 Gameboard with a key assigned to ‘shift’ and then numbers 1 to 5 so that I have 10 combinations for skills. This setup works perfectly in Windows. In Mac OS, when I press shift+1 in-game, it activates the skill that is assigned just ‘1’. It’s as if it ignores the ‘shift’. If I open the keybinding for that skill and try pressing the shift+1 on the gameboard, it only gets the ‘1’.

What’s odd is that if I open the chat input box to send a message, if I press shift+1, it does send a ‘!’ to the chat box, so the ‘shift’ is recognized by the client, just not for keybindings.

Also, if I try holding down the ‘shift’ on the gameboard and click an item, the item link is not created.