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World of Warcraft

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Category:	RPG
Perspective:	1st Person + 3rd Person
Year released:	2004
Author:	Blizzard Entertainment
Publisher:	Blizzard Entertainment
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World_of_Warcraft_Disc_1.toast_.sit (641.39 MB)
For Mac OS X

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World_of_Warcraft_Disc_2.toast_.sit (630.20 MB)
For Mac OS X

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World_of_Warcraft_Disc_3.toast_.sit (630.55 MB)
For Mac OS X

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World_of_Warcraft_Disc_4.toast_.sit (630.58 MB)
For Mac OS X

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World_of_Warcraft_Disc_5.toast_.sit (280.54 MB)
For Mac OS X

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WoW-1.12.0-enGB-patch.zip (457.32 MB)
For Mac OS X

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WoW-1.12.0.5595-to-1.12.1.5875-enGB-patch.zip (3.72 MB)
For Mac OS X

Emulation
Guides on emulating older games

World of Warcraft (WoW) is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) released in 2004 by Blizzard Entertainment.

It is the fourth released game set in the Warcraft fantasy universe. World of Warcraft takes place within the Warcraft world of Azeroth, approximately four years after the events at the conclusion of Blizzard's previous Warcraft release, Warcraft III: The Frozen Throne.

*This is enGB Locale, you need the enGB patches to patch to 1.12.1. Installed it is version 1.9.4

Compatibility
Architecture: PPC x86 (Windows)

Comments

by Jatoba - 2020, January 16 - 6:19pm

@NeruMarcus Would it be possible for you to upload the contents of that MEGA link to this page, for preservation?

by scott Praed - 2020, January 16 - 4:45am

Here is how you can run the game without CD.

Starcraft and Brood war in os x will play without CD inserted in the computer. The both CD has archives. Just copy the archives from both CD. You had to put Brood war & Starcraft archive in Starcraft Files folder. The game will play without CD in os x only but mac os 9 the game will ask for CD.
Brood War Archive is 545.4 MB of hard drive.
Starcraft archive is 578.8 MB of hard drive.
I found this on Blizzard website.

I have burn to both CD of StarCraft Battlechest to install the game and play the on mac os 9. But installed the both games and put in both archive from both CD. Then the game will run in mac os x 10.4.11 and mac os x 10.5.8.

by NeruMarcus - 2020, January 16 - 1:45am

Thx for release, but game was broken after login screen (on private server).

- Installed without problems with the help of mounting in Toast 10.
- Starts up and runs on iMac 5G

Patches 1.x to 1.12.1 - https://mega.nz/#F!3uxQBYTa!p-mLG3FdLN76aJ9Trif0RQ

by xenocide21 - 2019, July 4 - 7:36pm

I have only been able to locate vanilla client patches, you can find them in the mega.nz link i posted on the vanilla wow disk set, it is enGB locale so you need to download the enGB patches for 1.12.0 and 1.12.0-1.12.1, i have located only 2.4.2 to 2.4.3 patch for the TBC expansion for osx. WoTLK ended PPC support entirely.

by xenocide21 - 2019, July 4 - 7:32pm

please take note this is the enGB WoW installer disk set... I downloaded the enUS patches and cannot patch so now i have to download the enGB patches

by Jatoba - 2019, July 4 - 7:22pm

IIRC they kept PPC support, I think requiring Leopard, for quite many years. Does anyone know if the latest Leopard/PPC-compatible patch is also available somewhere?

by xenocide21 - 2019, July 4 - 4:59pm

i also had to burn the CD's.

by xenocide21 - 2019, July 3 - 3:04pm

https://mega.nz/#F!XRdDyaAL!jY7UReJCIAPSbinG-hpb4A 1.12.0 patch and 1.12.1 patch

by fogWraith - 2018, September 18 - 12:46pm

A page with Mac patches is coming.

I haven't tried installing on anything later than Tiger, but mounting all the CD's at the same time worked fine when installing, at least for me.

by karbonvas - 2018, September 18 - 11:36am

Maybe a link for patch 1.12.1 would be useful for those, who wish to play on a "private" vanilla server.

by karbonvas - 2018, September 18 - 11:52am

Blizz installers request the CDs sequentially in the same drive, which not works by mounting .toast images.
I had the same problem with StarCraft Battlechest under OSX 10.5.8, the installer stopped after CD1 and didn't recognise CD2, despite I dismounted the first and mounted the second image. I only successed to install the game from real burned CDs. I wonder, if there is a way for swapping .toast images in a single virtual Mac CD/DVD drive.

by Mazajar - 2018, August 28 - 6:09pm

ok , thanks, maybe my problem it's because i have installed 10.5 on my iBook. Someday i will downgrade it an try that game.

by fogWraith - 2018, August 27 - 10:46pm

I’ll have a look at it sometime tomorrow after work

Edit: I downloaded, unpacked and mounted all the discs under Tiger (10.4.11) and it did install fine. The box says it requires at least 10.3.9, as for the last working OS in regards to these discs, I'm unsure as I have nothing higher than Tiger installed.

by Mazajar - 2018, August 27 - 7:39pm

After it ask to insert disc 2 the installation fail, it doesn't recognize it. Anyone knows why?

by fogWraith - 2018, August 10 - 10:28pm

This is the old CD installer, useful for those that play on emulated servers... system requirements will follow.

by sfp1954 - 2018, August 10 - 9:01pm

World of Warcraft now requires 2GB of VRAM minimum and High Sierra.