I think that one particular vid may have been him playing, that's why he said he was on a laptop and the graphics were crap quality. He'd said previously that if he was to do anything GW2 related while overseas it would be on his laptop instead of the beastly computer and probably wouldn't do it justice. Makes sense to do the UI one that way, not as if he has to run around or anything.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjDJXZIwU5k
TB Guardian Staff and Hammer video.
haha...thanks
Sadly, 750 of them have been complete and utter nonsense though. Hopefully some of the remainder have been vaguely interesting
Looks like guilds will be shown on cloaks again
And yh...he teasingly says more in depth vids are coming later...
Gimme NAOW!
FOR PEOPLE WORRIED ABOUT THEIR RIGS HANDLING GW2
The guys from pcgamer were in beta shooting vids, and they listed their specs. So you might get an idea of how you'll manage the game.
http://www.pcgamer.com/previews/guil...ions-answered/
15. Can you talk about system requirements at all?
Josh: We’ll have a couple videos up later this week that walk you through all the graphics settings currently in the game and how they affect the framerates and visuals. In brief, the game ran pretty smoothly on my machine (7.5 Windows rating, 3.20 GHz six-core CPU, 8 GB RAM, AMD Radeon HD 6900). On maxed-out settings I was getting about 15-30 FPS depending on where I was–high population or huge vistas slowed it down. Moving down the graphics settings, I could run 30-60 FPS no problem.
One big thing to note here is that engine optimization is usually being done until the very last second before release (and continuing afterwards, of course) and that the game will actually run smoother at launch than it does in beta.
Gavin: I loved how Guild Wars managed to make a beautiful game with such low requirements. I’m not sure what the bottom end will be with Guild Wars 2, but the game’s visuals scaled well from lowest to highest settings. My home computer (5.9 Windows rating, 2.9 GHz dual-core, 8GB RAM, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 570) ran the game smoothly around 30 fps on maxed-out settings. The only major issues I had with performance were directly related to the amount of players in WvW.
I’d expect this to be surprisingly easy on system requirements upon release, especially given how stunning the world is.
I actually hate the effects from the staff. Wave of Wrath lacks any impact and the sound effect is annoying. Not to mention it just feels weird to me being in heavy armor and toting around a stick. Hammer on the other hand...you can smack people like you are playing golf and knock them away from you. That alone is enough for me, but all the other abilities are quite useful. And it just LOOKS like it hits hard. Whether it does or not doesn't matter, it looks powerful.
New video from TB about : Character Creation Overview
http://youtu.be/iVNTMd3jBpE
That is the link you are missing.
Well the G4TV thing was the Borderlands 2 release date....I god damn stayed up in HOPES that their announcement coincided with the GW2 one....DAMMIT.