Diablo 2 Lod Installer Mac Os

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Re - Diablo II Mods on Mac Hi, Renaming the d2_patch.mpq file to 'Diablo II Patch (Carbon)' is definitely the right way to do it. Double check you did the renaming right. What mod are you trying to install anyway - some mods have not been designed to work on a Mac, and most mods are designed for a specific patch of the game. Some mods only run with 1.10, not 1.11b. You'll have to check your game patch level and make sure it is compatible with the mod. FYI, if you do the full install of Diablo II + LoD, using the native Mac OS X installer, you get version 1.10.

May 20, 2004 - But that would have required users to either use 'Classic' or have an existing Mac OS 9 system to install the software to begin with. With this installer, developed using Mac OS X's Cocoa application framework, users can take their original Diablo II or Lord of Destruction discs and install the game natively. How to install (fix) and play Diablo 2 & LOD on Windows 8 and Mac OS X 10.7 Lion I scoured the internet for hours working on a solution to get Diablo 2.

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Hope this helps in some way. Hi, Renaming the d2_patch.mpq file to 'Diablo II Patch (Carbon)' is definitely the right way to do it. Double check you did the renaming right.

What mod are you trying to install anyway - some mods have not been designed to work on a Mac, and most mods are designed for a specific patch of the game. Some mods only run with 1.10, not 1.11b.

You'll have to check your game patch level and make sure it is compatible with the mod. FYI, if you do the full install of Diablo II + LoD, using the native Mac OS X installer, you get version 1.10. Hid Class Driver Windows Xp on this page. Hope this helps in some way. Downloaded the mod to try it out. This is getting weird.

When *I* put the patch_D2.mpq into the Diablo 2 directory & rename it to 'Diablo II Patch (Carbon)', the game does actually launch just fine. However, I don't see anything special about it - i.e.

I have no idea if the mod does anything! The game runs, no problem with creating a character & playing. The mod also has a few DLLs, which will not work on Mac at all. Hence you can't really use all features of this mod (in single player), as it is designed for Windows version (this is probably why I don't see anything different in the mod).

It should still work in multiplayer if you join a game where the Host runs Windows. I've no idea why it doesn't work on yours though. FYI, here's my set-up: 'Carbonised' Diablo II + LoD install - used the native OS X installer. Game installed at patch level 1.10.

Downloaded the mod to try it out. This is getting weird. When *I* put the patch_D2.mpq into the Diablo 2 directory & rename it to 'Diablo II Patch (Carbon)', the game does actually launch just fine. However, I don't see anything special about it - i.e. I have no idea if the mod does anything! The game runs, no problem with creating a character & playing.

The mod also has a few DLLs, which will not work on Mac at all. Hence you can't really use all features of this mod (in single player), as it is designed for Windows version (this is probably why I don't see anything different in the mod). It should still work in multiplayer if you join a game where the Host runs Windows. I've no idea why it doesn't work on yours though. FYI, here's my set-up: 'Carbonised' Diablo II + LoD install - used the native OS X installer. Game installed at patch level 1.10. No, that would really make life difficult.