Kotor для mac os

Additionally, please if possible (and you have the storage space, install bootcamp (no cd key needed its completely free)

Download this then run on the bootcamp installer.

Otherwise follow this guide.
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The guide talks about how to run The Old Republic on a Mac machine.

October 30th, 2019 — People who are running on Catalina won’t be able to play since Apple has abandoned 32-bit App support.

November 16th, 2019 — Some people are getting a message that Wine is waiting for XQuarts to be install. If this message comes up, download and install XQuarts.

From the time I last posted the guide, several things happened.

Now using Wine version 3.10-staging instead of 2.20-staging.

Some people experienced an issue with components wouldn’t install. They had to switch to Wine version System to install the components, and then switch back to 3.10-staging.

If it’s a fresh install, sometimes the downloaded wouldn’t start, and instead you will get a play button. Mash the play button, and the download will start.

Sometimes if you login with your credentials, the launcher wouldn’t go to the play screen, and instead be stuck loading. Switch between Username/Password using tab and press enter until it goes through.

If you’re playing on High Sierra, big planets like Tatooine or Alderaan will take a long time to load.

Some people had to switch to System Wine version to install components, and then switch back to 3.10.

This guide is actively being taken care of.

Works with 5.10.4
Currently OS X/macOS users are provided with three possible solutions when wanting to run a Windows program; Run a Bootcamp, a Virtual Machine, or use Wine. Everything in this documentation was made possible by the brilliant minds behind the Wine project.
If you want to play on Linux, please check out this link https://lutris.net/games/star-wars-the-old-republic/

Before I begin, remember that every computer is special, and not all will have the same result.

The machine I am running from is a MacBook Pro (15-inch, early 2011) with macOS Sierra.

PlayOnMac isn’t a magical do-it-all program sadly. What it does is use Wine to create a separate mini-universe (wrapper) for each program you install (or multiple programs on one wrapper). Each wrapper provides you with all the simple components needed to run a Windows program, but it’s up to the user to install the rest of the needed components to make the program of choice to run.

The problem with installing just SWTOR is that once you install it, it won’t run because it’s missing several core components required for the game to run. You will have to install all of these components on the same wrapper you will have SWTOR installed on. Thankfully, PlayOnMac provides a special menu from which you can install all of the required things to run the game, so you don’t have to go scavenging for them from different websites.

Please make sure to reread each step at least three times to make sure everything is correct.

If at any point, a window comes up that says that rundll32.exe failed, ignore and close the error.

If you would like to watch a video guide instead, I’ve glued together a video of how to do it https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kVnIbfb3_Is VERY OLD.

Download the Star Wars: The Old Republic installer (www.swtor.com/game/download).

When on PlayOnMac menu, in the top bar, click Tools —> Manage Wine versions.

In the Wine version (x86) tab, click on 3.10-staging, and then move it to the right side. PlayOnMac will proceed to download that Wine version.

After the download is done, on the PlayOnMac menu, click on the Configure button.

Bottom left, click the New button.

Click Next and you will be brought to a screen instructing you to choose the bit version. Pick 32 bits windows installation.

In the listed Wine versions to use, pick 3.10-staging and click next.

Name your virtual drive. Any name works. The virtual drive will now be created.

Once the virtual drive is created, go back to the configuration page, click on the drive you’ve created.

Switch to the Install components tab.

Install the following components:

d3dx9_36
crypt32 (Might say that it failed. Keep retrying)

12. When the installation is complete, switch to the Display tab.
13. On the Video memory size, click on the dropdown menu, and pick the number that corresponds to your graphic card’s memory size.
14. Switch to the Wine tab.
15. Click on Configure Wine.
16. In the Windows Version: dropdown menu, pick Windows 10.
17. After you’ve done that, switch to the Miscellaneous tab.
18. Click on Run a .exe file in this virtual drive.
19. Navigate to the location where you’ve downloaded the installation file for SWTOR (Named SWTOR_setup.exe).
20. Select it, and click Open. The installation page prompt will now be brought up. Ignore the error.
21. Pick the language you plan to use, and click next until you are brought to the installation type. DO NOT custom install. Let the installation do an express installation.
22. After the installation is complete, unselect the option to launch the game, and finish the installation.
23. Congratulations! The game is now installed.
24. Click on Run a .exe file in this virtual drive again.
25. Navigate to the game’s folder. This is the the location.

PlayOnMac’s virtual Drive —> The Name of your wrapper —> drive_c —> Program Files —> Electronic Arts —> BioWare —> Star Wars — The Old Republic —> launcher.exe

26. The launcher will now launch. Type in your credentials and login.
27. An error will come up that say that you require administration rights.
28. Go back to the configuration page. Click on Open virtual drive’s directory.
29. Navigate again you the game’s folder.
30. Open the file launcher.settings using TextEdit.
31. Change the line , «bitraider_disable»: false to , «bitraider_disable»: true
32. Save the file, and again relaunch the launcher and login with your credentials.
33. The game will now start downloading. If the administration error comes up again, again open the text file and again disable bitraider and set the patching mode to ssn.
34. The game itself will weigh about 40GB, but be aware that the launcher will initially download way more than 40GB. Leave it to download and install over night. Shut down the launcher when the game finished downloading and installing.
35. Shut down the launcher and go back to the configuration page. Click on Make a new shortcut from this virtual drive.
36. Pick launcher.exe and name the shortcut SWTOR.
37. Tell Wine that you don’t want to create any more shortcuts. The shortcut will appear on your desktop.

The game should now launch. Congratulations!

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Star Wars™: KOTOR 17+

Aspyr Media, Inc.

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Description

4000 years before the Galactic Empire, you must lead a party of heroes and villains in an epic struggle to save the galaxy.

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C H O O S E · Y O U R · D E S T I N Y
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Will you master the powers of the light side of the Force? Or will you fall victim to the temptations of the dark side? Every decision you make will change the future for you and all of your party members.

Design your character and play your way. Whether you prefer stealth and hacking mechanics, brute force lightsaber combat, or using Force powers, there’s always more than one way to tackle a situation.

Your epic journey will take you to iconic locations including: the Jedi Enclave on Dantooine, the Cantina on Tatooine, the Sith Academy on Korriban, the Wookiee home planet of Kashyyyk, and many more diverse planets from the Star Wars canon.

If your system does not meet these minimums, Star Wars™: KOTOR will NOT run on your Mac.

64-bit processor and operating system
OS: 10.11.6 (El Capitan) or later
Processor: Intel Core Duo (2 Cores)
CPU Speed: 1.8 GHz
Memory: 512 MB
Graphics: GeForce 8800M | ATI HD 2600 | Intel HD 3000
VRAM: 128 MB
Storage: 5 GB available space (10 GB available space required for install)

Additional: Intel integrated video chipsets are not supported (GMA 950/X3100). This game is not supported on volumes formatted as Mac OS Extended (Case Sensitive).

Audio: English
Text: English

You can contact Aspyr’s Support Team via support.aspyr.com

LucasArts, the LucasArts logo, STAR WARS and related properties are trademarks in the United States and/or in other countries of Lucasfilm Ltd. and/or its affiliates. © 2003-2019 Lucasfilm Entertainment Company Ltd. or Lucasfilm Ltd. All rights reserved. BioWare and the BioWare logo are trademarks or registered trademarks of EA International (Studio and Publishing) Ltd. Aspyr is a registered trademark of Aspyr Media, Inc., and the Aspyr star logo is a trademark of Aspyr Media. Mac and the Mac logo are trademarks of Apple Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries. All other trademarks and trade names are the properties of their respective owners.

What’s New

Minor Bug Fixes

Ratings and Reviews

Saving Glitch

I have to say this game is top one of my favorites but something is happened and I’m unsure if later in the future it will come to haunt me or not. I had saved the game at a point and oddly enough, in the load section of the game to pick up where I left off the picture of where I last saved does not show. It’s just a white black screen. That what happens now every time I try to save a game. I can still save and pick up where I left off but it’s sort of annoying to have to keep track of time instead of just seeing the picture of where I left off. Also if I try to delete a saved game the blank white picture screen stays and says «Old Saved Game» with 0 time. I’m not really sure what is going on but I hope maybe they will do something to fix this. Also to out of curiousety I tried to load one of these «old saved game» and the computer crashes. So does anyone know of a way to fix this? I really hope that there is or an update comes along to fix this. From what I’ve seen on other reviews I don’t know if this has happened to anyone else or not. Hopefully this is not something that later will come and kill my game.

Also I have hopes there will be a KOTOR 2 app soon.

KOTOR II now please! (And reboot KOTOR III while you’re at it)

Game is outstanding. It starts out slow when you don’t have access to a lightsaber but once you do it’s great. Took me 26 hours to beat, though I tried to be thorough with the quests so I’m sure you could do it faster. Also, be prepared for a decent amount of slow travel… Tatooine’s Dune Sea is a vast area of virtually nothing but sand, which is a little boring. I know this is useless now but it would have been cool to still be able to play around after you beat it — instead, once you kill Malak, they take you through some cut scenes and then return you to the main menu. You can’t continue questing or leveling up after that. Also, truly would have enjoyed further character customization. Regardless, worth every penny, definitely a good way to procrastinate around finals for me 🙂 No noticeable bugs playing on a late 2011 MBP i7 16GB RAM.

Now if only we could get KOTOR II back… it’s been a very long time since I played that. And for the love of God, please reboot KOTOR 3, I know it was cancelled in its production, but with SW Episodes 7, 8, and 9 on the way, there’s going to be a MASSIVE market. Battlefront is already taking advantage of this, but I’d rather play an RPG as a customizable character with a versatile storyline manipulated by decisions you make along the way, not some guided storyline that the Battlefront games usually bring to the table. Overall awesome game though, just wish there were more like it!

One of my new favorite RPG games!

I’m not going to lie. In the beginning, this game seemed like a really boaring game. I played for about an hour moving around trying to figure out what I was going to do. The controls were a bit weird to get used to, but after I figured out how to adjust them it was great! After not playing it for a few weeks, I decided to go back and try it out. Best move of my life (not litterally, but I think you get my point)! I’ve had a blast playing this game, and even though the price is a bit high, it’s worth it, trust me!
I was able to play the game with all of the advanced graphics setting on, and as high as possible on my 15″ Early 2010 MBP with 8GB of ram, quad-core 2.2GHz i7 processors, and a Intel HD 3000 graphics card. FLAWLESS game playing. Only ONCE did it freze up and that was because I click around and hit too many buttons at the same time. I quit the game, restarted it, and it proformed flawlessly after that. On occasion, once I kill and enemy (or ally, depending if I’m going to be Dark or Light), I wasn’t able to get my character to move for a few seconds. This never happened during a battle, only after a «wave» passed, and even then it rarely happened. All in all, this is a superb game an NOT getting it (provided you have the right coputer to operate it) would be a mistake!

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