1)Right-click the Guild Wars icon.
2)Select 'Properties'.
3)Select the 'Shortcut' tab.
4)In the 'Target' field...
Example "C:\Program Files\Guild Wars\Gw.exe" -image
Does the above still work? had to reinstall GW on my new desktop (finally got it xD) and was wondering if the -image command still downloaded all areas of the game to save me time and hassle in game.
- Image still work?
beserk
Tarun
Yes, it still works just fine.
beserk
Oh btw, i don't have NF so i was wondering if it would download all of its content too (i.e all Campaigns + eotn) so when i get round to purchasing it i don't have to wait during downloads for new areas etc?
Also when i've downloaded everything should i remove the '-image' so it's just "C:\Program Files\Guild Wars\Gw.exe" ?
Cheers!
Also when i've downloaded everything should i remove the '-image' so it's just "C:\Program Files\Guild Wars\Gw.exe" ?
Cheers!
DarkFlame
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Example "C:\Program Files\Guild Wars\Gw.exe" -image
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And yes, it will download everything.
Tarun
I actually made two shortcuts. One for updating GW and one for playing. Makes it easier to be lazy. :P
beserk
^^ cool, btw my DAT file is over 2gb (nearly 3gb) i hope thats not too big? or do i have to delete it?
I Dont Do Coke
I did a clean install of Guild Wars two days ago with the EotN disk and did -image right afterward. My DAT File is about 3.75GB.
Fallen Hunter
The data file is very big. I'm not sure why you think you might have to delete it - it contains all the data necessary to play the game - deleting it would stop you from doing so - it would all have to be re-downloaded.
beserk
Cool ^^.
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