World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King
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Wrath_of_the_Lich_King.toast (7.71 GB)
MD5: 0a8098f39d5634f018926835379f1495 For Mac OS X
wotlk-3.2.0-combined-patch-en_us-osx.zip (1.23 GB)
MD5: a4bef70683681405ab6c6f73485413ab For Mac OS X
wotlk-3.2.0-to-3.2.0a-en_us-osx.zip (3.72 MB)
MD5: 9f83d30d1787f8c8433dfa6b6d973127 For Mac OS X
wotlk-3.2.0a-to-3.2.2-en_us-osx.zip (36.84 MB)
MD5: adef1ac763100e3c801b050204b047c5 For Mac OS X
wotlk-3.2.2-to-3.2.2a-en_us-osx.zip (3.98 MB)
MD5: 0e7c9552d1f2d8d96e19a3c028894569 For Mac OS X
wotlk-3.2.2a-to-3.3.0-en_us-osx.zip (682.16 MB)
MD5: bbc9b0498cb40b2582d6c04a1404cb12 For Mac OS X
wotlk-3.3.0-to-3.3.0a-en_us-osx.zip (7.46 MB)
MD5: 748f0d6c954655b7277d8abb5452cd26 For Mac OS X
wotlk-3.3.0a-to-3.3.2-en_us-osx.zip (158.55 MB)
MD5: 9d098733d5e21d1b7337a604fdccc150 For Mac OS X
wotlk-3.3.2-to-3.3.3-en_us-osx.zip (119.77 MB)
MD5: cd46f133fb2af93f348ce61291e71a70 For Mac OS X
wotlk-3.3.3-to-3.3.3a-en_us-osx.zip (3.87 MB)
MD5: 83229a9e1054976a35e9be2a94457c03 For Mac OS X
wotlk-3.3.3a-to-3.3.5a-en_us-osx.zip (43.73 MB)
MD5: eb82ebc9a1fdb28b5becfaff04cbfa20 For Mac OS X
Guides on emulating older games
World of Warcraft: Wrath of the Lich King is the second expansion set for the massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG) World of Warcraft, following The Burning Crusade.
In the wake of the Sunwell's purification, a period of suspicious silence swept over the world. As if on cue, the undead Scourge launched a massive assault against the cities and towns of Azeroth, this time extending its reach far beyond the Eastern Kingdoms. Under pressure to respond with a full army, Warchief Thrall deployed an expedition force to Northrend led by Overlord Garrosh Hellscream. Meanwhile, the missing human king Varian Wrynn at last returned to Stormwind City and reclaimed his crown. He sent an equally powerful Alliance army, commanded by Bolvar Fordragon, to defeat the Lich King—and any Horde forces who would stand in their way.
The Alliance and Horde (led by Dranosh Saurfang) eventually led a combined offensive on the Wrathgate, the entrance to the Lich King's fortress of Icecrown Citadel. Before they could succeed however, Grand Apothecary Putress and his Royal Apothecary Society followers (renegade Forsaken) unleashed a new plague that killed friend and foe alike, while his traitorous counterpart, the dreadlord Varimathras, seized the Undercity in a coup that nearly killed Sylvanas. The usurpers were slain for their vile deeds by armies of the Alliance and Horde and the Forsaken capital was restored. The debacle however, created suspicion among the Horde regarding Sylvanas's loyalties. At the Wrathgate, many brave Alliance soldiers died at the hands of the Forsaken's Royal Apothecary Society; including King Varian's dear friend Bolvar Fordragon. Varian, who had always been wary of the orcs, discovered that the Royal Apothecary Society had been developing the new plague for years. The events that transpired during the battle for the Undercity convinced the human king that the Horde had been left unchecked for too long and he becomes hostile to the Horde for the rest of the campaign in Northrend.
Wrath of the Lich King Install DVD - (Download #1)
en_US patchset - (Downloads #2-11)
#2 - Combined update from 3.x (Any WotLK patch) to 3.2.0 (10192)
#3 - 3.2.0 (10192) to 3.2.0a (10314)
#4 - 3.2.0a (10314) to 3.2.2 (10482)
#5 - 3.2.2 (10482) to 3.2.2a (10505)
#6 - 3.2.2a (10505) to 3.3.0 (10958)
#7 - 3.3.0 (10958) to 3.3.0a (11159)
#8 - 3.3.0a (11159) to 3.3.2 (11403)
#9 - 3.3.2 (11403) to 3.3.3 (11685)
#10 - 3.3.3 (11685) to 3.3.3a (11723)
#11 - 3.3.3a (11723) to 3.3.5a (12340)
Architecture: PPC (Carbonized) x86 (Intel:Mac)
Comments
@soudesune This is just a client; the servers are separate. You need both for the game to work. It is possible to self-host WoW servers in your LAN and access via private IP, though it's a questionable choice to host it for a single player. If you do decide to do it, you'd want MaNGOS Core Two for WotLK (Zero and One are for Vanilla and TBC, respectively) from https://getmangos.eu
Guides to installing on Linux:
https://www.getmangos.eu/wiki/documentation/installation-guides/guidesli...
Guides to installing on Windows:
https://www.getmangos.eu/wiki/documentation/installation-guides/guideswi...
As for the fun aspect, I don't think it's very enjoyable on your own. There won't be any zone chatter or Auction House activity so the world just feels kinda lifeless. Also you can't really expect to do any endgame raiding content on your own unless you give yourself GM privileges which takes the fun out of it.
@soudesune I'm pretty certain these WoW files are all clients (or installers of clients) that, by design, have to rely on some server, so I believe that the answer is no. But various WoW private servers do exist, and these may work with them.
The closest to such an online game with local and LAN options that I know of is Diablo and Diablo II, also available for Mac. (9 and X.)
Questions for ye all: this is a massively multiplayer online role-playing game.
Can it be played locally (or, better still, on a LAN) without an Internet connection? If so, is it any good? Is a party of 1 any fun?
Is this download essentially a client to the server farms that host the game or is it a full game in its own right?
Last update that confirmed supports PowerPC was 3.3.5a on June 29, 2010, and was also the last pre-Cataclysm update; the next patch (4.0.1) on October 12, 2010 apparently dropped PowerPC support.
If anyone can find a version of the WoW.app up to 3.3.5a, that would be welcome.
best expansion ever