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.Norchis Apr 25 @ 5:19am

I only have Macbook - can I play Dragonwilds?

Hi, I don't have windows based PC or laptop, can I still play this without any 3rd party or Dragonwilds simply won't run on Mac?

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Karam

Apr 25 @ 5:59am

Mac isn't for gaming, it's for production. I don't think steam has a proton compatibility layer for MacOS. You may be dead in the water on this one.

But nothing's stopping you from buying, installing, seeing if it works and if it doesn't then refunding it.

Last edited by Karam; Apr 25 @ 6:00am

MJY

Apr 25 @ 6:05am

there is a post how to set up the engine ini, use that and use a lower setting and then go up in the set up, its not graphic demanding like some others games

Chancey

Apr 25 @ 9:24am

You might be SOL at this point. Depending on your chip, Intel or Apple, Intel I think you can use Boot Camp for a WindowsOS and if Apple you can use Parallels to install WindowsOS, but again depending on your storage and chip will depend on all of it. For Apple chip what I did on my MBP M4P was to use CrossOver. Might need to YouTube it since part of the process requires you to sign up for a 2 week trial for the service, I used that app for Diablo4 and for RuneScape: DW and it worked, but not how I thought it would play. I have a gaming rig so I just game on that, but I wanted to see if it was at all possible, and it is. Good luck!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wcMwHh8XP0&t=47s

This is for D4 but setting it all up is similar.

.Norchis Apr 26 @ 7:39am

Originally posted by Karam:
Mac isn't for gaming, it's for production. I don't think steam has a proton compatibility layer for MacOS. You may be dead in the water on this one.

But nothing's stopping you from buying, installing, seeing if it works and if it doesn't then refunding it.

That is literally the most useless comment I've got brother. What does Mac isn't for gaming mean lol? I've been gaming on my Mac everything I wanted, the question is whether I'm going to be using 3rd party or not.

.Norchis Apr 26 @ 7:40am

Originally posted by Chancey:
You might be SOL at this point. Depending on your chip, Intel or Apple, Intel I think you can use Boot Camp for a WindowsOS and if Apple you can use Parallels to install WindowsOS, but again depending on your storage and chip will depend on all of it. For Apple chip what I did on my MBP M4P was to use CrossOver. Might need to YouTube it since part of the process requires you to sign up for a 2 week trial for the service, I used that app for Diablo4 and for RuneScape: DW and it worked, but not how I thought it would play. I have a gaming rig so I just game on that, but I wanted to see if it was at all possible, and it is. Good luck!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wcMwHh8XP0&t=47s

This is for D4 but setting it all up is similar.

Thank you sir, I have M4 MAX, this surpasses most of the windows based. My question is mainly towards whether there's a Mac Build released or planned or not?

ASTA

Apr 26 @ 9:43am

Originally posted by .Norchis:
Hi, I don't have windows based PC or laptop, can I still play this without any 3rd party or Dragonwilds simply won't run on Mac?

Check out shadow.tech your own cloud gaming machine with no limited play sessions. You can install anything on it. I used it on my mac.

I know you said no third party, but I would check it out.

Last edited by ASTA; Apr 26 @ 9:44am

Karam

May 1 @ 5:48am

Originally posted by .Norchis:
Originally posted by Karam:
Mac isn't for gaming, it's for production. I don't think steam has a proton compatibility layer for MacOS. You may be dead in the water on this one.

But nothing's stopping you from buying, installing, seeing if it works and if it doesn't then refunding it.

That is literally the most useless comment I've got brother. What does Mac isn't for gaming mean lol? I've been gaming on my Mac everything I wanted, the question is whether I'm going to be using 3rd party or not.

Didn't even bother to read anything beyond that? Typical mac user

shadejh

May 1 @ 8:50am

Originally posted by Karam:
Originally posted by .Norchis:

That is literally the most useless comment I've got brother. What does Mac isn't for gaming mean lol? I've been gaming on my Mac everything I wanted, the question is whether I'm going to be using 3rd party or not.
Didn't even bother to read anything beyond that? Typical mac user

+1 Mac isn't for gaming !