running two gw accounts on one computer , allowed?if so how?
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As for whether it's allowed
The lisence agreement you pay for when you buy a GW account entitles you to play the game using that account, to the best of my knowledge there isn't a clause that says you can't use multiple accounts simultaneously if you have paid for them.
You do afterall need to have 2 GW accounts for it to work, and that means you did pay ArenaNet for it.
The lisence agreement you pay for when you buy a GW account entitles you to play the game using that account, to the best of my knowledge there isn't a clause that says you can't use multiple accounts simultaneously if you have paid for them.
You do afterall need to have 2 GW accounts for it to work, and that means you did pay ArenaNet for it.
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Originally Posted by RyuujinZERO
As for whether it's allowed
The lisence agreement you pay for when you buy a GW account entitles you to play the game using that account, to the best of my knowledge there isn't a clause that says you can't use multiple accounts simultaneously if you have paid for them. You do afterall need to have 2 GW accounts for it to work, and that means you did pay ArenaNet for it. |
Arenanet don't care how many copies of gw you run on your pc at the same time.
Woah! Don't go bugging around with the inside of your pc if you dont know what your doing, there's a much easier way to get two clients up at once.
I use gwx2.41, its a programme that does it all for you and i can vouch for it being bug-free, so long as you get it from an offical site. All you need to do is create a copy of the guild wars folder in the same directory you have installed (so c\ programe files \guild wars copy) and whenever theres an update re-copy over the guildwars .dat file (otherwise it wont load the older version of guild wars)
Here is a link to the offical site: http://gwx2.co.nr/
I use gwx2.41, its a programme that does it all for you and i can vouch for it being bug-free, so long as you get it from an offical site. All you need to do is create a copy of the guild wars folder in the same directory you have installed (so c\ programe files \guild wars copy) and whenever theres an update re-copy over the guildwars .dat file (otherwise it wont load the older version of guild wars)
Here is a link to the offical site: http://gwx2.co.nr/
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Originally Posted by Ku Ku
Woah! Don't go bugging around with the inside of your pc if you dont know what your doing, there's a much easier way to get two clients up at once.
I use gwx2.41, its a programme that does it all for you and i can vouch for it being bug-free, so long as you get it from an offical site. All you need to do is create a copy of the guild wars folder in the same directory you have installed (so c\ programe files \guild wars copy) and whenever theres an update re-copy over the guildwars .dat file (otherwise it wont load the older version of guild wars) Here is a link to the offical site: http://gwx2.co.nr/ |
I would think if you own both copies of GW there shouldn't be a problem... I would think....
I have run both my accounts at the same time, using my desktop and a laptop, but I have never ran them both out of the same computer.
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Originally Posted by Ku Ku
Woah! Don't go bugging around with the inside of your pc if you dont know what your doing, there's a much easier way to get two clients up at once.
I use gwx2.41, its a programme that does it all for you and i can vouch for it being bug-free, so long as you get it from an offical site. All you need to do is create a copy of the guild wars folder in the same directory you have installed (so c\ programe files \guild wars copy) and whenever theres an update re-copy over the guildwars .dat file (otherwise it wont load the older version of guild wars) Here is a link to the offical site: http://gwx2.co.nr/ |