Guild Wars 2

miojox.5703:

You must have pressed the “R” key.
It makes your character run nonstop until you press it again. It’s a shortcut to prevent you from holding your W key all the time while exploring the world.

Good idea, however I don’t think that is the issue. I have keybinded my ‘R’ for one of my skills. I changed my auto-run to ‘command+w’ the problem still persists on my 2012 MBP. Can any Dev tell us the reasoning?

Great help everybody, I really appreciate it. This thread can be useful for other MBP users with heat issues.

Update: On average Guild Wars 2 is running roughly around 59-64 C which really isn’t bad on the MBP. My RPM are averaging 3900-5600. I will invest in a cooling pad just to get that extra push of cooling for my MBP.

@Todd.8162: Yes Todd this is the right place to put this question. Don’t spam please.

Well for our MBP running guild wars 2 with a fan RPM of 4200-5600 the temperature comes out to be at around 100 Celsius. The same temperature needed to boil water. This is very bad for our Mac Book Pro’s. Anybody else have the same heating issue?

I recently bought myself a thirteen inch Mac Book Pro. Guild Wars 2 runs great on it, however the MBP can get very hot at the bottom. I downloaded a program called SMCFanControl, this handy program lets me control my MBP fan RPM. I currently keep the fan RPM at 4,200- 5,600. I don’t want the fan RPM to be too fast (Don’t want it to blow out on me) I also don’t want my computer internal hardware to melt. Does anybody know what my RPM should be at to sufficiently keep the MBP somewhat cooler? Any tips would be great to fix this heat problem.

Yeah happens to me every so often.

I get the same problem. F1 – dim brightness F2 – Increase brightness etc