[Canttouchdis]

if only this game was for mac! damn im mad! how could funcom do this to us? now im stuck with WoW because most of the other mac mmorpg's are trash! funcom, hear me, make a f*cking mac client!

[TheDipper]

AoC is a "Games for Windows" title, it will never be ported to Mac.


1. Download XP
2. Use Bootcamp
3. Boot XP
4. Play AoC

[jackus]

Get a PC. Mac=programs/editing PC=fun

[jackdaripper]

indeed PC are fun

[Canttouchdis]

Originally Posted by TheDipper

AoC is a "Games for Windows" title, it will never be ported to Mac.


1. Download XP
2. Use Bootcamp
3. Boot XP
4. Play AoC

where do i get bootcamp? i have parallels atm and for some reason even though i do have enough memory and RAM it says i don't

[Gritts]

Go... get... a... windows... computer...

Ive been into computers my whole life and ive never understood why a select few people like Mac's. Do they have some specific program you would want? Is it just "cool" to be different? Because it seems like a waste of money with almost EVERYTHING being for windows.

[Canttouchdis]

Originally Posted by Gritts

Go... get... a... windows... computer...

Ive been into computers my whole life and ive never understood why a select few people like Mac's. Do they have some specific program you would want? Is it just "cool" to be different? Because it seems like a waste of money with almost EVERYTHING being for windows.

it wasn't my idea to get a mac, it was my parent's idea

[FuzMaster]

I personally cannot stand MAcs. But as you said it was your parents idea. So save up some money and build a pc. Much more gaming fun in store for you. XD

[Patchumz]

You're not missing out on anything. I will never leave my Mac, since it pwns windows in every way (Snow Leopard (10.6.0) will kick ass). But lets not get into an OS war.. There are like 4 mainstream programs for emulating windows. Just google it. (Parallels being one of them, then Crossover, and Bootcamp)

[Canttouchdis]

Originally Posted by Patchumz

You're not missing out on anything. I will never leave my Mac, since it pwns windows in every way (Snow Leopard (10.6.0) will kick ass). But lets not get into an OS war.. There are like 4 mainstream programs for emulating windows. Just google it. (Parallels being one of them, then Crossover, and Bootcamp)

cool thanks dude

[olemortenm]

Originally Posted by Gritts

Go... get... a... windows... computer...

Ive been into computers my whole life and ive never understood why a select few people like Mac's. Do they have some specific program you would want? Is it just "cool" to be different? Because it seems like a waste of money with almost EVERYTHING being for windows.

Apparently you have never used a mac... People who use macs are people who are sick of bugs, viruses, and the ****ing annoying messages asking for permission all the time. Spend any time with a mac, and you'll fall in love with it, and the next time you step into windows you'll just be annoyed again and again and again.

To the OP:

If you have leopard, bootcamp comes installed on your computer. Simply run the launcher, grab a copy of either vista or XP and follow the simple instructions. I'm playing AoC atm and its running great.

[The Maffyx]

If you know how to use a PC right, you don't get bugs, or viruses, or annoying permission problems. At least I don't.

[Gritts]

Originally Posted by The Maffyx

If you know how to use a PC right, you don't get bugs, or viruses, or annoying permission problems. At least I don't.

I was thinking the same thing... I havn't had a bluescreen or virus in years, and I don't think ive ever had a permission problem. (always only one account though)
Worst ive had to deal with is once I get wayyyy too much clutter on the thing from downloading stuff all the time, and it bogs down eventually. So I just take the 2 hours (maybe 10 minutes actually watching) and reformat it...

Although, Im still on XP. I hear vista sucks and im not looking forward too it until they patch it some more.

[olemortenm]

Permission messages are what you get every time you try to move a file in vista, open a file in vista, download a file in vista, do anything in vista. Luckily XP don't have these. But sure, you can "know" how to use a PC, but thats the difference. On mac you don't have to "know" how to use it, no worrying about viruses, security is superb + noone bothers to hack it cause 90% of people still use PC's. And if you absolutely HAVE to use windows for somethings, install it! With support even.