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Copy/paste the entire folder from program files or w/e it is on your current drive ( technically just need the .dat and .exe files in the same folder somewhere), update shortcuts to the .exe and you're off and running.

Action camera works pretty well to handle the turns. No mouse button holding required.

You could download and install on your hdd and then copy/ paste the game directory onto your ssd, update shortcuts for the new location if you are sure you have the space for it. Clear up as much space on your main drive as you can, old windows files saved can add up quickly on smaller ssd's at around 20 gigs each release. Or you could add an additional ssd to your system just for programs depending on the motherboard and what connections you have available. (M.2, sata, or pcie slots)SSDs have gotten more affordable and larger capacity over the last few years.

I had a similar experience a few years back. Turns out that my ssd, which was also my system drive had gotten to be nearly full. Windows updated and the windows.old caused the 120g drive to fill to 112gb. Simplest workaround was to clear those files and then judiciously watch space usage for that drive until I added a separate ssd just for programs/games.

Likely the -maploadinfo modifier but onto the exe shortcut and not the dat file. That wouldn't fix anything but would give you a way to objectively quantify your loading times and any changes from fixes etc. On top of the above suggestions, check how much free space you have on your hard drive. I experienced longer loading times with a small ssd drive that was also my system drive until I discovered that temp files and old windows files had pushed it to 98% full. Clearing off space returned normal performance until I added an additional drive for games.

The crafted backpacks are level 78;. Crests require the piece they are upgrading to be level 80 and is noted in the item description below "Double-click to apply to an item with an unused upgrade slot" by "Required level: 80"

Have a commander that you trust sit in on your raids if possible, not so much to back seat command but to let you make mistakes and pm pointers and tips after a failure.

Except they would be able to transfer to the same world, providing it wasn't full. Full alliance =/= Full world.

From my understanding only players within guilds that mark that as their wvw guild count towards alliance cap, if the alliance has maximum membership than no other members of those guilds would be able to select that guild as their active wvw guild and join in the full alliance; although due to the world threshold considerations they would be able to transfer to that world so long as the population threshold for the world was in the range that allowed guild members to transfer in. The "stated" ideal solution in such a case would be for the guild with membership exceeding the cap to split from the alliance in order to play with all of their members so long as the world status is within the range which allows additional players to join. So in a way, yes the system would block guilds from playing with their members to a point, and the prerogative is on the guilds to take action to be able to play with their members vs staying in a stacked alliance.

It is the same client regardless of which expansions you own/ don't own. The downloads are the same, just the expansions content is locked if you haven't purchased them yet.From the main Guildwars2.com page, log into your account and go to services in the top menu, select "account" and it should bring you to the account overview showing what if any expansions are active on your account. If it is not showing as active then you can use the tools available on the right side to contact support.