[kingthumper]

I may try setting up virtual box, but let's just go with Parallels for now as it seems to accomplish the same. I have already spent a lot of time working down that route and have a lot of install notes from other players for that process already.

I can't use Wine whatsoever as my machine does not support 32bit apps. 10 years ago when I played I built my own wrapper from scratch and it took me 2 weeks and I didn't have a kid or a serious job then and a lot of free time haha.

My question now is: How do I find a fully installed client and how would I import that into my system's virtual machine (Windows 10 on Parallels)?

Originally Posted by Vormotus [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You do know you can run a Virtual Machine in Windows and install it there virtualized and avoid all the hassle of paid third party software?

Not only is it free, but all you need is an easy to get Windows 7 ISO legally off public internet files.

The MAC can easily run Virtualbox, which , did I mention before its 100% free?

You can literally with those specs run a win7, heck even a win10 image and avoid all the hassles.

Mounting a virtual machine takes at the most, 10 minutes, and mostly while it installs windows off the image.

Once its mounted you can literally run everything there, even install mounting windows software for the client and even run p99 as well without issues within your mac ... for free.

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You can also try to find a fully installed client, which will make your life easier as well, but if you insist on using the game original iso installers think different and just virtualize windows within that puter.
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Mine is a measly core i3 and I can emulate Mac and windows within it without issues.

You can also run wine directly off Mac as well, but thats more complicated, so I believe, the most low tech approach for you is to create a Virtual Machine with Virtualbox and ditch Parallels

Watch this video and tell me if it helps

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lEvM-No4eQo

Parallels is just a fancy Virtualbox that will give you tech support that might or might not help.

Give it a try and tell me if it works.


You can ALSO try to see if the Wine experience might work for you as well: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bz-nI4LW2Jw ... which is free too! 8)