Zod, people will complain about anything.
I’m running the latest WinAuth, 3.18. You can get it to dump the keys with the export selection in the settings drop down of WinAuth, the gear.
If you don’t want the exported file to be either a password encrypted zip file or a PGP encrypted text file don’t check either option and simply click on browse to chose the folder where an plain unencrypted text file is dumped.
Open that file and look for the line containing the word “GuildWars” and your 16 character key is after “secret=” and before the “&digits=6”.
otpauth://totp/GuildWars?secret=<ThisistheSecretKey>&digits=6
Worked for me, thanks!
Love you Gaile.
Erasure?
Sometimes it feels like Anet is a Ship of Fools who fail to give even A Little Respect to the lore of GW2. I understand that the Chains of Love that people have for GW1 makes people wish that this game would Star more of the old history.
Lots of players feel Oh, L’amour, for GW1 of course, but I fear Cantha is a Victim of Love… and Who Needs Love Like That?
People really need to Stop all the Drama and leave it in The Circus. Anet crosses River Deep, Mountain High to bring us this amazing game!
How long have you been waiting to do that?
Updates are generally every other Tuesday so I wouldn’t expect one today.
So far they’ve been every other Tuesday except for the times they weren’t every other Tuesday but either skipped a Tuesday or didn’t skip a Tuesday but was the following Tuesday in which case the Tuesday following the Tuesday that was or was not skipped then became the new every other Tuesday.
I hope that clears it up.
This is why you’re one of my favorite posters.
Same here. Lag that’s not been experienced before and frequent disconnects.
“But trust us and prepurchase HoT, it will be an awesome experience on release.”
Yep, sometimes I get about 10 disconnects in 6 minutes. A several of my guild mates and people in map chat are complaining about the horrible lag as well.
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A few days ago I came across a bunch of role players in a tavern in Ebonhawke. I was with my Charr warrior getting the place explored and hearts done when I noticed role play chat. I actually love listening in on role play, some of it is quite fascinating, but I’ve always been reserved about jumping in as I don’t want to make things awkward.
So I decided that I would be a background character so to speak. I set myself to walk (can’t have a Charr just running into a tavern), and while all this chat was going on, I walked inside the tavern and approached the bar.
Me: “Barkeep, a drink please.”
There was actually a player behind the bar, and he walked over to me.
Barkeep: “What’ll you have”
Me: “Ale, make it two.”
He walked back to a different part of the bar, crouched down to make it look like he was getting something, and walked back.
Barkeep: “Here you are sir.”
Me: “Thanks!”
Then I used the /me function to describe how I drank down the first ale in 4 gulps, but spent some time to savor the second one. Then I described handing over more than enough money and telling the barkeep to keep the change before walking out the door.
That small interaction there was so full of awesome for me and I really hope that added to whatever the real role players were doing by making the scene be more alive.
To the OP, just keep your eyes open on the chat. I’ve witnessed plenty of role play action in places like Divinity’s Reach, Black Citadel, Wizard’s Feif, and Ebonhawke as described above. Good luck and have fun!
I tried to stay as true to Guild Wars lore and naming conventions as possible.
Keirlann Aurion - I started playing Guild Wars in the year of its release, 2005, which was not long after the release of Tales of Symphonia on the GameCube. Kratos was my favorite character, so I ganked his last name to use on Soja Aurion, my Ranger in that game. Keirlann is his descendant, and also takes his first name from one I cobbled together from Anglo-Saxon elements for a Ranger in a Pathfinder game I had back in 2009.
Interesting, my first character in Guild Wars 1 is named Aurion Ulster.
All of my characters have the name Tyr in them. I got the name from Breath Of Fire 1, it was the main of the end boss at the (which was actually a girl) but years later the changed it to Maria because Tyr was just a bad translation. However ive been using the name for almost 20 years now and almost legally had a name change (yep).
Tyr XIII
Tyr X I I I (tattood on me)
Tyr V I
Tyrannus Krogan (Mass Effect is King)
Tyrzamaeus Krogan
Aelia Valtyrie
Tyrael Stormbringer (my most used name in every mmo, though its usually Tyr Stormbringer)
Tyrael Worldwalker
Czar Tyr Boudabras (Boudabras is Elven for Chaos in the Demon Wars elf language)
Tyr Almighty
Tyr Above All (name ive been using the most recently)…
I really hope you know the origin of the name ‘Tyr’ – it’s a norse god.
It’s also where we get Tuesday from. I think it’s interesting that 4 out of the 7 days of the week are named after Norse gods.
Zerina In Aeternum – Zerina doesn’t really mean anything, I just thought it sounded nice. In Aeternum basically means “eternal” which I thought was fitting since I played Guild Wars for 10 years now.
Alastrine Aeternum – Alastrine was the name of my mesmer in Guild Wars 1, Alastrine Isolde.
Thorsimund – Named after the Visigoth King Thorismund, (there seems to be two spellings of his name but I like the way I spelled it because I think it sounds better this way).
I like rezzing them over and over, just to watch their armor disappear.
Wow, we made it 11 days without a mount thread, that should be a record right?
may not be best…but include the one at the top of the new lighthouse in your tour…and then try the dive off the top…have fun!
I agree, the lighthouse. Plus that dive afterwards. There was some serious pucker factor!
Yeah, first person view is pretty neat, and as a mainly Asura player, I can get some very interesting perspectives.
~that is until a Charr or a Norn decides to stand in front of me with those massive wings~
Cheeky… Are you one of those asuras who happen to stand around behind human and norn females, going unnoticed?
I don’t know what you’re talking about.
~whistles innocently and nonchalantly~
Yeah, first person view is pretty neat, and as a mainly Asura player, I can get some very interesting perspectives.
~that is until a Charr or a Norn decides to stand in front of me with those massive wings~
Being Asura size with a Charr or Norn sporting those huge wings in front of you adds a bit of extra challenge when doing jumping puzzles.
