And now i am asking why is that and anyone having also this problem?
Ty a lot for any answer

Thermoblaze
Sol_Vie
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agirlgamer
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Gorebrex
Originally Posted by combatchuck
That looks like a mip mapping bug. As a temporary fix, you could enable negative LOD bias for Guild Wars in your driver control panel. Be aware, though, that this will skyrocket the requirements for Guild Wars. Anybody with less than 256 MB of video memory should most definitely not do this. Also, anybody with anything less than a Geforce 7600GT or Radeon x1600 should not do this, as it will absolutely kill your game performance.
If you do this, try to have your Anti-Aliasing set to at least 2x, or you will notice a lot of texture shimmering, and that's even uglier than green-tinted landscape. |
Thermoblaze
Originally Posted by agirlgamer
Black Knight, thank you very much.
I am STILL struggling with this. I have contacted ATI (manufacturers) but they have neglected to reply to me. I have tried just about all different options now for upgrades and drivers and many errors have occurred. As I look at my torn out hair on the floor, I have come to something of a conclusion, though it is less than perfect. I have manually installed drivers onto my graphics card (as the wizards did not work), I have disabled the new hardware found wizard, and I have disabled the "new hardware" that a problem with the ATI driver always throws up. This means I can now play guild wars - but I do not know what other conflicts this will produce with any other programs. What I can say is, I am personally not pleased with Guild Wars developers or with ATI developers either - for all of these hassles. And be assured "not pleased" is a euphemism. |