[Help] No Realmlist.wtf

[Madara Uchiha]

hi there,i installed Wotlk and i want to change the realmlist to 127.0.0.1,but,there is no realmlist.wtf,how do i change the logon and realmlist than or where can i find the realmlist.wtf?

[stoneharry]

Look in your data - engb (or enus etc depending on client). They moved it to confuse noobs and stop them playing private servers
For me:

C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\Data\engb\

[Fuerian]

Yea, that confused me at first to, i had copied and extra Realmist into my folder and i lost track of which was the real one because they moved it into the Data folder.

[jovan321]

dude where is realmlist i search hole server and nothing

[stoneharry]

dude where is realmlist i search hole server and nothing

Since november 11th/12th the realmlist has been gone from many people who use battle.net, to get around it just make a new realmlist file and put it in Data/engb (enus etc depending on client).

[hexonflux]

Also, when you change your realmlist.wtf you can still access normal WoW realms without changing it back.

To login to normal WoW realms just use the E-mail address you used for your Battle.net account.

To access the private server simply use your account name for that server.
IE:

User: Admin
Pass: Admin

[shadowslayer133]

Also, when you change your realmlist.wtf you can still access normal WoW realms without changing it back.

To login to normal WoW realms just use the E-mail address you used for your Battle.net account.

To access the private server simply use your account name for that server.
IE:

User: Admin
Pass: Admin

Admin: Admin
works only with certain repacks... but
I'd reccomend creating two Realmlist files and swapping them for your real one by changing its name to realmlist.wtf
Or use a realmlist changer, both work very well.

[hexonflux]

Admin: Admin
works only with certain repacks... but
I'd reccomend creating two Realmlist files and swapping them for your real one by changing its name to realmlist.wtf
Or use a realmlist changer, both work very well.

=) It was just an example.
IE = In Example.

But switching out your realmlist file is a good idea too.

Though another trick. In your realmlist.wtf file you're simply
redefining a variable. If you combine all of your wow private
server addresses into 1 realmlist.wtf file then you can simply
put the one you one to connect to on the very bottom. This
way you can keep them all in 1 file.

An example of what I'm saying:

set realmlist wowmgprivateserver.org
set realmlist someotherserver.com
set realmlist us.logon.worldofwarcraft.com



Since us.logon.worldofwarcraft.com is declared last, you'll
connect to the normal WoW servers.


- Hex

[fortak]

what a realmlist ser realmlis a what? help me pls