In control options, bind “Toggle Action Camera” to a key of your liking. You may also want to create a shortcut to ICM.exe and name it “Guild Wars 2”, as ICM will only work if you start the game this way. Start ICM.exe, it will start the game for you. Open ICM Config.txt to change key bindings and UI hiding. ICM.exe and all other files should be in the same folder as GW2.exe. Unpack the zip file directly into to the Guild Wars 2 game folder. If you are updating from a 1.x version to a 2.x version, first delete all old ICM-related files in your Guild Wars 2 folder. I've done my best to ensure it doesn't cause any problems, but there are no guarantees. Warning: If you use Immersive Combat Mode, it's at your own risk.
If anything breaks, do not contact support for help there's nothing they can do about it. Warning: Modifying Guild Wars 2 through any third party tools is completely unsupported by ArenaNet and NCSoft. Versions predating Action Camera keep the right mouse button down automatically in an attempt to achieve the same thing, but that functionality is now redundant and was removed in version 2.0. On Windows versions before Creators Update it additionally allows you to rebind your mouse buttons when the game's Action Camera is active. Immersive Combat Mode cleans up the Guild Wars 2 interface.
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