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The middle is a light brown, not quite amber (in an almost starburst shape along the muscle fibers) and the exterior is grey with a faintly darker edge (normal iris stuff). Grey and other pale eye colors tend to be more reflective of the environment so it can be more blue or more green depending on the weather. The freckles are usual freckle color, dark brown. Eye color is both determined by melanin deposits and where they are deposited in the layers of the iris. Blue eyes have less melanin and the pigment is very near the surface of the eye. Green has a little more melanin. Grey... is a bit curious but the theory is the melanin is in a deeper layer of the iris so the color is... scattered? more. Add in the freckles all over my skin and even in my eyes what you've got is really just some very irregular melanin distribution. I don't know the statistics but it wouldn't surprise me if central heterochromia and freckles were often occurring together.

*Skyrim has entered the chat*

Jokes on me, I have central heterochromia and literal freckles in my iris. No game will ever have eyes to match mine. You can use different head armor items to give traditional heterochromia but not central heterochromia. Armor skins that give prosthetics make much more sense than character creation options.

To answer your question you simply append -log to the GW2 shortcut (right click>Properties) so that it reads something like this "C:\Programs\Guild Wars 2\Gw2-64.exe" -log under Target The created log file will be in C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Roaming\Guild Wars 2 Gw2.log

TRY IT AGAIN, BOYS! IT JUST WORKED FOR ME

GW2.log 00000869: Perf: Build 153095 00000869: Perf: 2023-10-19T22:51:26Z 00000869: Perf: Platform 1 00000878: Perf: Archive has version 1 header 00001040: Debug: HTTP error status code 404 {Not Found} 00001042: Error: Failed to retrieve latest [error: 51:0:0:0] It isn't looking good, boys.

I miss signet of agony on a necro. Down me and I once became more powerful than can be imagined!

I miss them too. I have to make sure my character is in the right spot before the dialog starts or I won't hear it because positional audio.

Link please, I need this, too. Skimmer at the very least!

That's... low key the whole reason I want it And I'm a mesmer. I don't even need more ways to move people around.

My spouse has 3 characters of every class (it was before build templates and stuff). I really don't get why I would want a class change. What's next? Race changes? The total makeover kit is enough for me. I wanted more character slots but now that there are build templates all my issues are solved.

If the map hasn't filled your spot which it likely has and if the group isn't full which it likely is.

Especially with the new adventurer achievements which are an easy power level combined with a tutorial!

I've gotten it to t6 but only a few times on weekends You need two squads to catch all the events and each group needs to know their event rotation

I was never on the old server and I won't be on the new one. If I wanna hang out in a Discord community for GW2 it's GWU

I have a Lucas the Spider plushy. Got it for my first born. It's supposed to talk but I think it's battery was DOA

I mean... I'm not surprised WvW is being neglected. Their lead WvW dev left in the middle of the restructure.

I have Bifrost, multiple 10 year old toons, and just got my 10k achievement award. Only thing I don't really like is how banal my Bifrost looks standing next to the new legendaries... do the new legendary owners even notice me?

It took me two years but I was finally able to get a GPU to match my new computer. My spouse's PC had a catastrophic hardware failure on the motherboard (power socket no longer able to transmit more than the power for the fans to do a single cycle) and it had to be replaced. Mine was able to wait until the yearly tax return. Both were 8-10 years old depending on the piece of hardware. Back then it cost me $800 including the OS and monitor. Grand total of upgrading all of it over the course of 2-3 years was $1700, nearly a third was the GPU and no peripherals or hardware. Costs have more than doubled but in terms of how much money I'm spending a year (hope to get more than a decade out of my current hardware since I'm better at caring for it now)... that's slightly more than a month to month game subscription. And I'm not restricted to any single game. My research didn't pay off on the previous build (multi threading never got to be big) but I fully expect to have long lasting staying power with my new configuration. My main issue I guess is that I've got to spend what I'm spending twice because that's what it costs to have a live in player 2!

Not that they don't exist, but they are not the exclusive tool and also used to ban players if it bugs. Those walls irritate you so much BECAUSE they are used so rarely in GW2. And nobody gets banned if they get stuck on the other side (happens to me a lot).

Guild Wars 2 has true flight. World of Warcraft has swimming in the air. In fact, if you lag briefly when taking a flight path in WoW your character will even start swimming. Birds don't stay up forever. They can't fly up forever. How is this less realistic than WoW's air swimming where they rely entirely on invisible walls, punish you for finding ways around those walls, and will even ban you if they find you somewhere past those walls. It's much more immersive and less restricting to have a developer encourage exploration and innovation with movement the way Guild Wars 2 does. It's so successful that Blizztivision is straight up copying it as best they can with cheap animations. You don't copy failure.

I feel like they fixed this but I just came back after not playing for a bit and now it's really pissing me off. The entire setting does absolutely nothing if you're mounted and I swear I've used it before successfully.

No. I have enough games that would make my kids cry and ask "did that guy's head just explode?!". I have sensitive kids and I value their innocence more than yet another adult game that can't be adult without buckets of blood on my screen and explicit content.

People saying the cash shop infects everything have never played a Korean MMO and it shows. You can buy literally everything with in game currency with the gold to gems conversion. You can buy gold with cash legally with the gems to gold conversion. Literally everything gold spammers market to is possible within the terms of use and for those who don't wanna shell out cash don't have to. If you think this game is predatory you've not heard of Diablo Immortal, have you? None of the cash shop items are pay to win and all are earnable with in game currency. I think a census of whales would show less gambling addicts than other games due to the absence of pay to win mechanics.

Imagine being upset about a cheater when they're simply a lot better at wvw than you... Which for me is absolutely everyone. I get steamrolled even if I'm lucky enough to find a commander zerg to try to hide behind. That's why name and shame isn't allowed... exclusively because it's difficult to judge a situation from exclusively one restricted perspective. Are they really teleporting, for example, or do they just have an absolutely terrible ping (manipulated or otherwise). In obvious situations, such as where a player is admitting or showcasing the breaking of a rule should be allowed to name. There's no shaming in stating factually true statements. If there's any shame, that sounds like a personal problem as if they find the truth about themselves shameful clearly that's on them. I've got loads of things I've done that I'm ashamed I did. I don't try to hide them. I'll admit to them if confronted because... if it's true then I need to change and if it's false then it doesn't matter. But this level of nuance is expecting a bit much from the internet... the average mental age of the users is way too young for that level of emotional intelligence.