[Feedback: Guild Wars 2 Mac 64-Bit Client]

@EchoPadder.7546 said:

@"Jondor Horuku.9504" said:Exact same issue on my game as well, I'm trying to muscle through it, but I can't even repair the client... support says to go to terminal and enter

/Applications/Guild\ Wars\ 2\ 64-bit.app/Contents/MacOS/GuildWars2 -repair

to repair the client. Terminal returns "no such file or directory." So i open the package and lo and behold:

You are still using the old client. You should definitely download the new one, which uses the data files from the old client so you might not have to download the game again.

That's... correct but bizarre... I distinctly remember downloading the 64bit, and the 64bit has library files and remembered my old password, I have no idea how it got deleted/overwritten. Thanks!

[Feedback: Guild Wars 2 Mac 64-Bit Client]

@"pae.5362" said:I just recently started trying to play again, after giving up nearly 2 years ago.

Coherent host crash on login screen still happens nearly 30% of the time. I'm a software developer. If I had an application that crashed as frequently as this, I'd have identified the problem within a day, and probably fixed it soon after.

Crashes to desktop still occur several times per day for me. Especially in the newer zones. Sometimes I get a message that the crash info has been sent to ANET. Most times not, though. But still, it's often enough that if I was a developer, I'd be running this kitten thing in a debugger so that I could figure out what was going on to cause crashes this often.

It's sad, because if I ignore the time that I've spent trying to re-log into the game after a crash (after invariably missing out on an event that I was participating in), and the rewards I've missed out on, I'd enjoy the game. But instead, it's incredibly frustrating, and I'm thinking that I should instead spend more time on games that have a stronger commitment to OS X support.

Exact same issue on my game as well, I'm trying to muscle through it, but I can't even repair the client... support says to go to terminal and enter /Applications/Guild\ Wars\ 2\ 64-bit.app/Contents/MacOS/GuildWars2 -repair to repair the client. Terminal returns "no such file or directory." So i open the package and lo and behold:

Idk what I'm supposed to do if the client is broken to the point directories are missing. I would just redownload the game, but we have moderately slow, capped internet. My monthly allotment is ~13GB before being relegated to DSL speeds.