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Ah yes, you are correct. The label for those input bindings are for the equivalent key on a US keyboard layout, and it appears those keys are swapped for you. Which is likely why @ won't work for you, cause that key is missing on a US keyboard. I believe it will work for keyboard input though (as in, when typing in a text box such as the chat or launcher), but it's likely still swapped.

Thanks for clarifying though, I will make sure to update the bug description with this.

The team has been investigating the issue and are working to get a fix out as quickly as they can.

I think it's unlikely you will get the same performance as with the Windows client. Most of the CPU time is spent in Apple's graphics drivers. That said, performance is definitely something we're still working on so it should hopefully at least improve over the current.

Could you see if using the <> key works instead? It's a common problem (on our end) for those two keys to be swapped in certain ISO keyboard layouts. (The one next to 1, and the one next to left shift.)

What input language do you have in macOS, and what physical keyboard do you have?

This update was specifically aimed at PvP, so the goal for balance was to make mostly pvp-only changes. Barring the couple of changes that would have made the skill functionally different. As we've been doing, we'll evaluate the splits over time and look to bring them into the rest of the game (with some possible tweaks). Some of these will stay PvP-only, however.

In my experience, cats think spiders are DELICIOUS!

Note to self: Stay out of PVP until this blows over...

Today's Guild Chat is about the WvW update!

The first sentence of this post is very well written.

No.

that_shaman was correct in that twitter post. This string is from the HLSL to GLSL converter. There is no DirectX upgrade in the works.

Gilscale Pond is the hub after all ;)

Dynamic events certainly can be complicated. I've been building these things off and on over the past 5 years or so. A lot of these bright red spots represent large amounts of time and effort. A good number strongly correlate to specific phases in both my personal and professional life. I've seen heatmaps before, but never of the whole world at once. Let's just say it brings back a lot of fond memories. Thanks to /u/that_shaman for posting this.

I'm doing local tests for a change to 1-up/1-down on the other monitor now. No exact date, but we're aiming to send it toward Live and turn it on when it's ready.

The fix is already in the pipe. As always, though, we're watching for feedback on things like this.

This is a bug that crept in at the last second. It'll be hot-fixed back to the old behavior of showing the idle version.

I hope you're referring to what I THINK you're referring to.

We temporarily disabled two of the fertile soil locations, last night, as they were causing map crashes. One in Draconis Mons and one in Cursed Shore.

When I first designed the suspicious bushes task, you couldn't [F] interact with the suspicious bushes, instead you had to throw a rock into them. The logic was that it'd be a lot safer to check out a potentially dangerous bush by throwing a rock into it, rather than sticking your face into it. However, the early playtesters were confused by this mechanic, so I re-enabled the [F] interact, and decided to leave the 'loose rocks' in as a minor easter egg.