Software

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These are software packages and modules related to Guild Wars, such as game patches, plug-ins, and third-party programs (including those not officially sanctioned by ArenaNet).

Warning: Always be cautious when choosing to install or use any new software, especially software not inspected by the game developer. Historically there have been many cases of game-related programs that may appear innocuous but execute malicious actions including but not limited to: stealing accounts/items, installing malware, running a trojan, etc.

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	These are software packages and modules related to Guild Wars, such as game patches, plug-ins, and third-party programs (including those not officially sanctioned by [[ArenaNet]]).		These are software packages and modules related to Guild Wars, such as game patches, plug-ins, and third-party programs (including those not officially sanctioned by [[ArenaNet]]).

−	'''''Warning:''''' Always be cautious when choosing to install or use any new software, especially software not inspected by the game developer. Historically there have been many cases of game-related programs that may appear innocuous but execute malicious actions including but not limited to: stealing accounts/items, installing malware, running a trojan, etc.	+	'''''Warning:''''' Always be cautious when choosing to install or use any new software, especially software not inspected by the game developer. Historically there have been many cases of game-related programs that may appear innocuous but execute malicious actions including but not limited to: stealing accounts/items, installing malware, running a trojan, etc.[[Category:Categories]]