Not sure if this is off-topic, but I was only trying to shed some light on different operating systems I have tried with EO. I have never owned a Mac, but from what I have heard, they are excellent machines, but aimed more towards art and home-type things, rather than work, although I could be wrong about that. However, if you intend to use a bot or 'hacks' on it, you will be unable to. I have tried running it on my old laptop, which has Ubuntu Jaunty Jackelope on it, and experienced no problems (using WINE). I have no idea what causes this, but on other computers running Windows 7 it is fine. Notcrash as in give an error message and die, I mean crash as in it will freeze and you will have to manually kill the process to get rid of it. The amount of activity going on in the client determines how fast and often it will crash, but it will eventually crash.

If you try to play EO on an Alienware, no matter what the build, depending on the amount of packets sent/received in a short amount of time, the client will crash. I have noticed a problem in only one system so far. I'll update this post when it's finished.Į Academy Of Trolls, Satirists & Sarcasticsĥ.5 Years Former Site Administrator / Moderation Team / Member (Retired) 11 years, 13 weeks ago I'm currently in the process of uploading the EOMac 3 DR1 package (which is sufficient enough to play the game as normal). Until then though, this is the best we have. Viable, I will look into compiling those directly on Mac OS X which should reduce the file size down to the standard 18MB, will not require translation and should also hopefully run on PowerPC Macs. This is necessary as we package the game, the translation layers and other supporting files within the download bundle. In contrast the standard Endless Online download is 18MB.

This is a large download coming in at 58MB. If you have a Mac made from Mid/Late 2006 onward, you should be able to run EOMac 3.Ī few things to keep in mind. The latest version i'm working on uses CXZ Aquamarine for translation and runs on Intel It's built around Vult's Win32 executables contained within CXZ packages created by the Game Porting Team. Only a few select users have had access to Endless Online for Mac OS X in the past.

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