Just Installed, Loading seems paused?
CasterOfShame27
So I just installed GW on a different (faster) laptop, and I clicked one of my characters to load onto. I'm loading into Imperial Sanctum, but the loading seems to be halted? It has said 0% and 25,156 files for the past half an hour or so. The MB are increasing, however, but I'm still concerned. It's at about 45.6 MB currently.
Now I know it takes a while to load the data, but this seems unusual. Any solutions and/or explanations? Thanks!
Now I know it takes a while to load the data, but this seems unusual. Any solutions and/or explanations? Thanks!
Seep
well as far as know it means that you are downloading the video which is a big file so that would mean that the download would still happen but the % wouldn't increase hope that helped.
Gennadios
Just run the game with the -image command line argument before bed and let it download the whole thing overnight. The in-game loading tends to be fidgety, easier to download all the assets in one setting.
ogre_jd
Or, better yet, just burn the GW.dat file to a DVD or copy it to a thumb drive and transfer the entire thing that way. Save yourself the bandwidth.
CasterOfShame27
It loaded. Thanks so much, I appreciate the help!
Just Sai
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Just run the game with the -image command line argument before bed and let it download the whole thing overnight. The in-game loading tends to be fidgety, easier to download all the assets in one setting.
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and then after this you wil have to download a whole lot more every time you enter an explorable with other people, as well an eotn dungeons and more,
this bs about -image is rubbish
its missing about 1.5 gb of data on "complete"
Snograt
How big is your .dat, Just Sai?
For reference, mine are 4.13 GB (4,437,948,592 bytes) and 3.73 GB (4,008,943,291 bytes). The second is a secondary account that only gets played on Nick days
Actually, as a test I'm gonna image myself a new one right now...
For reference, mine are 4.13 GB (4,437,948,592 bytes) and 3.73 GB (4,008,943,291 bytes). The second is a secondary account that only gets played on Nick days
Actually, as a test I'm gonna image myself a new one right now...
Gennadios
You know, I've never had that issue. Are you sure your connection didn't just cut out in the middle of the night and leave you with a bunch more content to download?
Just Sai
before you comment, give it a go guys
im 100% certain after repeated trials
im 100% certain after repeated trials
Snograt
Finished re-imaging the second one - 3.72 GB (3,997,745,664 bytes)
Hmm, interesting. Only 400MB different, but still...
Hmm, interesting. Only 400MB different, but still...
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before you comment, give it a go guys
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On average I tend to see a difference of 250-350 MB...nothing close to your 1.5 GB
did it again last night an compared the 2.
Original: 4,014,228,480 bytes
New: 3,997,834,752 byes
Not exactly a huge difference.
Just Sai
actually in retrospect it was before the servers were moved which could well be a contributing factor.
regardless, it wasn't just me, could have even been a localized issue, who knows.
although i stand by my statement i withdraw all input and sign off with a high five.
regardless, it wasn't just me, could have even been a localized issue, who knows.
although i stand by my statement i withdraw all input and sign off with a high five.
Iron Monkey
never had a problem with -image. Always run the image shortcut before the game. You may get unlucky and get a new update while running the image command, and then have to run it again.
It's a pity GW isn't able to run the game with -image in the command line. Would save me one mouse click!
It's a pity GW isn't able to run the game with -image in the command line. Would save me one mouse click!
KairuByte
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never had a problem with -image. Always run the image shortcut before the game. You may get unlucky and get a new update while running the image command, and then have to run it again.
It's a pity GW isn't able to run the game with -image in the command line. Would save me one mouse click! |
ogre_jd
Why go to such lengths? Right-click the desktop/menu shortcut icon, copy, paste, right-click, properties, tack on -image to the command line, save. Works perfectly on Windows and Linux (wine).