A screenshot is a stillframe image of in-game action saved in the game's Screenshots subfolder. Screenshots allow players to document events, treasure memories, provide evidence for abuses, or just create Guild Wars -based user art. The default screenshot button is Print Screen (usually located above the numeric keypad on keyboards, and usually
in your file explorer (if windows) simply type in %appdata% , then open the guild wars 2 folder, it's that easy. move the gfxsettings xml out of that folder, start gw and see if that already did the trick. reinstallation will likely just be a huge waste of time as it does completely unnecessary thing (recreate game files while they aren't the problem) and probably doesn'T do the necessary
After changing the game mode from full-screen to border-less window, restart the game, and change it back to full-screen again. Solution 6 – Close EVGA PrecisionX 16. EVGA PrecisionX 16 is a popular overclocking tool for Nvidia graphic cards, but despite its popularity, this tool can cause some graphical glitches with Guild Wars 2.
Dashiva.6149. Members. 345. Posted November 2, 2017. What titles do you display on your characters, if any? On most of my alts I display " Traveler " because that is what I do most of the time.My norn warrior however is the " Hero of Lion's Arch ", a title he earned both ingame and in a D&D-campaign couple of years ago. =) Replies 107.
You can change your Guild Wars 2 Display Name on your own. To change your current Display Name, follow the instructions below. (You can only change your Display Name once every 90-days.) Login into your ArenaNet account on the site Click the Settings tab
The name is purely for the player’s reference, though any third-party app the key is given to will be able to view the name. How do I change my display name in Guild Wars 2? While the contract is in the inventory of the character whose name you want to change, follow these instructions: Double click the Name Change Contract.
EDIT: Never mind, while you can click in the boxes as if you could edit, it doesn't actually let you type. One of the options if you go to your Play! Pokemon settings is to be listed by first name + last initial. For example, John Smith would get displayed where relevant as "John S.".

Thanks Fony, even though in that topic there was still a good amount of confusion. But the video Darksoulpriest posted I think clears it up. Your Display Name will appear in things like guild lists and such, and there you will see the 4 digit code if there are non-unique names.

I'm not trying to change a character name, though. I'm trying to change the display name associated with my account, the one that ends with numbers and is how others find you in-game? I just started playing again after dropping gw2 shortly after purchasing it, and I didn't realize I'd used my at-the-time-real-life-name as my username until ATt4.
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