Guild Wars Multi-Logging

Hi guys, up until now I've been using a method my friend showed me to launch 2 copies of GW. Which has worked great for me in the past. But I hear alot of people talking about how you can launch 3,4,5+ accounts at once from the same computer.

I was wondering if anyone knew of software that enabled this, or a step by step process I can do manually to allow GW to open up many times on the same computer.

Thanks for the help in advance!

http://www.guildwarsguru.com/forum/s...php?t=10373154

http://guildwarsmagic.com/

Guild Wars Multi-Launch is the best program ever.
http://www.guildwarsguru.com/forum/s...php?t=10373154

It's great, it's simple and its creator launched it here on Guru.

are u aloud to use this program or will it get u banned?

I agree with GW ML u can launch as many clients as u want + u can use texmod as well( Havent figured that out tho!) its just easy to get weekly gifts of traveler. otherwise i just use GW x2 thats what basicly need 1 account in spamadan and with ur other one just playing.

nice other links btw im defintly gonna check it out. + im pretty sure u won't get banned for using multi clients all my friends use it never had problems with it

Multi launch is so good and easy to use

Multi launch is so good and easy to use

This is the GWML interface. The icons are as follows:

Top row: Launch; Add; Remove; Make Copy; Create Shortcut; Create Master Shortcut.

In the middle are the paths to your GW executables (made using the Add icon above, deleted with the Remove.)

Under that is the command line where you add all your normal GW switches such as -perf, -password, -windowed, -dx8, -noshaders or whatever.

Bottom row: Set path; Kill Mutex; Start TexMod; a check box for attempting to run two accounts from one GW executable - not stable and only useful for somebody with very limited HDD space (I guess) - and Exit.

That's all there is to it, beautiful in its simplicity.

Don't ask me what Kill Mutex is though - I think it's a "when all else fails" button for when only one client starts up.