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  1. Sorry on delayed response. Here is my output.:~/Desktop/GW2$ ulimit -Hn4096:~/Desktop/GW2$ ulimit -Sn1024Thanks! Update:I did a quick Google on the error and why you were asking ulimit -Hn. That lead me to reading https://github.com/zfigura/wine/blob/esync/README.esync and the output from ulimit -Hn should match the 1048576 we are putting. Mine clearly wasn't. No one mentioned it, so I had left it thinking maybe it was different, but I had my user.conf and system.conf lines still as #DefaultLimitNOFILE=1048576. I do now see @ThunderBiggi.4651 did show the difference (remove the # so it isn't commented out) in his example above (kicking myself). I rebooted and now the ulimit -Hn is reporting correct number. Just about to try GW2...Edit I do see that @ArmoredVehicle.2849 had his example on first page removing the '#'. This was simply another oversight on my end for not reading carefully. Update 2:That fixed it!! I was able to toggle between multiple characters and switch zones with no issues. I left the defaults you've set for in game settings and it's glorious. In LA I stayed in the 20's for fps. VERY much appreciated!!!! This feels like a game changer, I can see details of characters and stuff now :) So to everyone else, make sure you remove the '#' from the lines when you modify them so they don't remain commented out. I'm running Ubuntu 18.04.
  2. Sorry on delayed response. Here is my output.:~/Desktop/GW2$ ulimit -Hn4096:~/Desktop/GW2$ ulimit -Sn1024Thanks!
  3. Thanks! I missed ArmoredVehicle's example of troubleshooting in the first post. I'll re-do the setup from scratch and let the game re-download on my slow connection :( I'll then test out what you did and post back in 5-6 hours I'm guessing. Appreciate the feedback. Process is finally over and game crashes when I try to load a character. Terminal is still flooded with "Too many open files" even though all three files have been modified as suggested and I've rebooted after modifying them. This was also at the end of the terminal output:"Protocol error: process 0008: sendmsg: Bad file descriptoresync: write: Bad file descriptor" Thanks but not looking promising.
  4. Thanks! I missed ArmoredVehicle's example of troubleshooting in the first post. I'll re-do the setup from scratch and let the game re-download on my slow connection :( I'll then test out what you did and post back in 5-6 hours I'm guessing. Appreciate the feedback.
  5. I reverted my file limits in all files, deleted the GW2 root folder and went through ./setup again and copying over my .dat game file. Initial testing was amazing. It was reporting 80+fps, which not even sure I've seen that in Windows - not sure I believe it :P This was on map Lake Doric. When trying to go to LA for a real test - GW2 bugged out and brought up a crash report for ArenaNet. Terminal was just flooded with 'too many open files'. New patch looks amazing, unfortunately I cannot run it.
  6. If you set the (soft nofile to 1048576) does it still produce the error? Same error and actually locked up my system where I couldn't get it to release control of the GW2 screen (got error saying that the Wine program is not responding or something like that). Had to do a reset on my PC. Right now this new version hasn't worked for me at all and older one is better for me.Thanks.
  7. This is the way to change the limit in distros using systemd.Also, you need to change it in /etc/systemd/user.conf too. I'm still getting the "Too many open files" and the game freezes after selecting character to load.Here's my user.conf DefaultLimitNOFILE=1048576systemd/system.conf DefaultLimitNOFILE=1048576And what I have for the /etc/security/limits.conf * soft core 0root hard core 100000* hard rss 10000@student hard nproc 20@faculty soft nproc 20@faculty hard nproc 50ftp hard nproc 0ftp - chroot /ftp@student - maxlogins 4* hard nofile 1048576* soft nofile 5000I have rebooted since changing the values. Thoughts on what I have wrong or what I can check? Edit Sorry, I'm not sure how to fix the formatting so it isn't so large for the values of the files after I paste it in here.
  8. A typical update goes like this:Download the new package.Extract it and run the ./setup.sh file and wait for it to finish.Go into your old installation and move the contents of "data/drive_c/GW2" in the new one.Run ./play.sh as normally. You rock! Thank you!
  9. I made a few minor last minute tweaks before posting, it should work now. Sorry about that :-) Dumb question but how does one do the "update"? Is it merely re-downloading and running /.setup again or what all do I need to do? Sorry for such a dumb question.
  10. Hi,Going by your description and the lack of the 'Staging' tab, it seems you're trying to launch GW2 using a different Wine version which would explain why the low performance. Also in my release I've set most of the performance switches on by default, I tried to make it as out of the box ready as possible, the only thing one needs to do is to have some of the 32bit libraries installed. Ok. I was just trying to see if I could "up" the performance by running it a different way from what your script does. However, your script using 32-bit has been the best experience I've been able to get, so thank you! I haven't booted into Windows for weeks now as GW2 was my real only need for it.
  11. Got this running with the command you provided but not seeing any difference from just running ./play.sh. HOT map I get between 13-20 fps, Queensdale I can sometimes jump to 30. None of the CPU cores are hitting above 50% so I don't think I'm limited there, yet? Any thoughts on what I can look to tweak to try and get it more fluid? Right now I have lots of waiting for textures etc. to load and then I can run about. If a decent group of people are around some will "pop up" as it slowly loads the area of characters. All settings are turned to lowest possible.I've tried to go further with this but probably close to my "know how". I've tried through PlayOnLinux but can't even install GW2 - no screen pops up and just sits there showing a gray screen if I hover over it.I seem to get slower fps/worse performance when trying x64 client, with or without wine64. Running just the GW2.exe with wine64 grants slower loads and worse fps as well. I do find it odd that x86 will give me better performance than using the x64 client, thoughts? I see fromhttps://wiki.guildwars2.com/wiki/Guild_Wars_2_on_Wine they mention wine 3.3 and for CSMT or enable it manually - mine winecfg doesn't have a 'Staging' tab. So far with default setup from OP and turning settings lowest and not doing scale to DPI I'm getting pretty good results. Drop to maybe 16fps in LA and was jumping into 40s at times when gliding around in Maguma. Do I need to look at updating wine or just be content with what I get and even though CPU isn't maxing, this is the best I can do with it on Linux? Quick Google was looking like WineHQ? Disabling certain features to enable others (if reg. wine is different than winehq) is not something I'm familiar on how to do. Thanks.
  12. Got this running with the command you provided but not seeing any difference from just running ./play.sh. HOT map I get between 13-20 fps, Queensdale I can sometimes jump to 30. None of the CPU cores are hitting above 50% so I don't think I'm limited there, yet? Any thoughts on what I can look to tweak to try and get it more fluid? Right now I have lots of waiting for textures etc. to load and then I can run about. If a decent group of people are around some will "pop up" as it slowly loads the area of characters. All settings are turned to lowest possible.
  13. First - thank you for your hard work on this ArmoredVehicle.2849 and to everyone else that is contributing for us all to play on Linux. I could use some help here. Keep in mind I'm pretty green come to running on Linux. I've been running off just the default with what's been built when just running ./play.sh, but the performance I've been getting is far under what I get in Windows so read through here to see what else I can maybe change to increase FPS. When I try to run the command you have below I get the following:STAGING_SHARED_MEMORY=1 WINEDEBUG="-all" csmt_force=1 wine-stable Gw2-64.exe -maploadinfo -dx9singlewine: cannot find L"C:\windows\system32\Gw2-64.exe" - I don't see the -64 version, can I opt to download that somehow? I'm only going off of what is done with downloading and running the ./setup.sh. Just today I've enabled Performance mode on the GPU and tried setting CPU to performance as well.Right now, using settings per OP, I get 50 FPS at character screen and about 14 FPS when logging into VB in HOT. Thoughts?My system:OS: Ubuntu 18.04 - 4.15.0-33-genericWine: 3.0GPU: GTX 1050 Ti - 396.54 driverCPU: i7-2600K @3.40GHz16GB RAM Thanks!
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