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[03/28/14 12:14:05] - Running wine-1.5.28-GuildWars2 Gw2.exe (Working directory : /home/tyler/.PlayOnLinux/wineprefix/GuildWars2/drive_c/users/tyler/Temp)

Is the last output and It was on 1.5.28 just further along in the list. I'm thinking that maybe my problem is coming from a dual boot of windows?

Strange because at the top it says wine-1.7.15
Not sure what that is all about...
Anyways, did you try fixing the p11-kit error?

I doubt the dual boot has anything to do with it. when I started using Mint 13 I dual booted with Windows 7 and it worked great. At least until I accidentally deleted the Linux partition in Windows.
Tip: don't delete partitions in Windows that have no label

LOL. Yeah I did do the p11-kit error fix. Doesn't exist anymore apparently so I would assume it's fixed. Weird thing is now that the game won't even start...

Alright so I got it up and running but still have the black lines and so you can see what I mean I got a screenshot this time(finally figured out how to get it up on a page like pastebin) anyways here http://imagebin.org/303195

Dang, so no improvement...
That is a funky graphical gliche

I did some research on Intel HD 3000 and Guild Wars 2.
It appears to run in Windows with 32fps or lower. I"m actually surprised you got it running at all.
Looks like there's not a lot of people trying to play Guild Wars 2 in Linux with a laptop.

Now you are at the mercy of Intel Linux drivers and Wine developers. There is a chance GW2 may never run properly in Linux

So what is different then? It was running fine 2 months ago. I know that's saying a lot but what has changed it that far. Should I try a full reinstall or non-dualboot?

Not sure... I really don't think dual-booting will affect Linux. As long as Mint is running fine and you have applied updates and drivers correctly, it should be running great.
You are using the identical Mint 16 64-bit that you used before dual-booting right?

Are you positive that you are using the same Wine version for GW2 as you did before?
Ubuntu will automatically install Intel's proprietary drivers and Mint is based on Ubuntu, but I wonder if it installed a different Intel driver than before....
Not really sure how to check...

Everything is the same except for updates from Mint so I'm assuming the updates from them has messed it up.

maybe, but I doubt it.
How many times have you completely re-installed Guild Wars 2?

Uhhh I've lost count

I'm at a loss as well.
Maybe you should try Ubuntu 14.04 LTS?
Or wait for Mint 17 coming next month.

If anything you could try Mint 16 32-bit
I'll take a look at your debug again and see if any other ideas come to mind.

I also found some tips on the WineHQ site: Guild Wars 2

What does not
Installer crashes frequently, but the workaround is to keep loading it or copy Gw2.dat from another computer that already has the game installed.
Swapping armor of different model types or changing dyes causes graphical errors until a map change. Preview window suffers from the same glitch for any items added after the first (preview window loads the first armor item correctly). These glitches do not apply to weapons or backpieces.

This game just isn't happy running in Linux. There are a lot of bugs. There is a post for horizontal lines, but they claim that it doesn't happen everywhere. Not to mention performance is horrible.

I can tell you are determined to run Guild Wars 2 in Linux, it may require purchasing a new computer and/or waiting for Wine updates.

It really doesn't like running on multi-core processors and almost all of them are multi-core. Otherwise, for now... keep dual-booting to play it in Windows.

Seems so thanks!