Run the “World of Warcraft Repair” app on the Mac. Quit the installer.Ĭopy the “Data” and “Updates” folders from your PC WoW install into your Mac’s Wow install folder. Once the first part of the install has completed, it’ll load the launcher and start downloading a huge amount of data files. I had a gaming PC and wanted to play WoW in my Mac work laptop when I'm traveling.ĭownload and install game client from the account page, eg: The accepted answer is not entirely right… Those are the files that you can keep and copy over if you want, because they're just data files, but they also aren't strictly necessary to have WoW work.
There's a bunch of folders you can just delete, because they'll get built automatically by the system.
#World of warcraft program files on mac .dll
dll files, so it doesn't need to be copied.Īccording to the blue poster on this thread: That's microsoft specific, but it's also a data file.
There's a few other extensions that are just data files: Looking at the other files I have in my WoW install folder there's a bunch of other files you don't need, like patch and downloader files. MPQ files are Blizzard data files, and those can be saved. Those are going to be written exclusively for the Windows Environment (Win32 api calls.), so you can't save them. So, let's say I come up with a list of files that you want to replace with Mac versions, the next question would be "Where are you going to get those files?" If you have access to a Mac with those files, you can copy over the entire WoW folder.
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