We will also be turning off Gem purchases in the Mac version of the game beginning on January 19, the date of our next build in the new year. This means the Mac client will no longer work after this date. Starting February 18, we will be discontinuing support for the Mac OS version of Guild Wars 2. At some point in the future, however, OpenGL may simply no longer be included on Mac systems at all, and the differences in chip hardware will make it very costly and difficult for us to support both the old and new processor designs. For now, OpenGL still works, and existing Mac computers based on Intel chips still work as well. Earlier in 2020, Apple announced that future Mac computers will be designed around a different chip technology than the Intel processors used today. They have also stopped actively fixing problems on Mac OS related to OpenGL, including graphics hardware driver issues. While games and other software that rely on OpenGL still work for now, Apple has made it clear that this will not always be the case in new OS versions. In 2018, Apple ended support for the OpenGL graphics technology that Guild Wars 2 uses on the Mac. A lot has changed in the PC space in the past eight years, and recently we've taken a fresh look at our continuing support on Mac given some hardware changes Apple has recently made. When we launched in 2012, we knew we wanted Guild Wars 2 to be available to players on Mac computers. We want to share an update on Mac support for Guild Wars 2.

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