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Post by diafebus on Jan 18, 2012 16:02:07 GMT -5
waiting for your answer
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Post by lloydette45 on Jan 18, 2012 16:18:31 GMT -5
I'm a french beginner on Lol and I'm a mac user. I though that I could never play Lol on my OS until I heard there a client for Mac made by a team named boompje. So if you can do it, please do it ! Make the dream continue.
PS: sorry i don't speak english very well a+++
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Post by taurinjo on Jan 18, 2012 16:24:33 GMT -5
Team is called iLoLTeam, and boompje is just one of the members of the team
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Post by fifimrchat on Jan 18, 2012 16:25:35 GMT -5
French gamer and mac user too. Lots of thanks to the work already done. Doing a great job guys!
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Post by madpooter on Jan 18, 2012 16:28:37 GMT -5
Donated $10.
Y'all should give something. $5? $1?
These guys are working hard for us!
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Post by madpooter on Jan 18, 2012 16:33:41 GMT -5
I still don't understand why Riot is so against Mac players playing their game. I mean, we're pretty much fighting tooth and nail to be able to play it, we're obviously a large enough demographic to count. I mean I actually went to the 'Members' page a second ago. There are 201 Pages of members and with 30 members per page that's around 6000 players all wanting to play League of Legends on their Macs, WILLING to technically break the law in order to play the game. In fact, a good handful of us might have even spent money at Riot to buy Skins (I haven't but I've thought about it). It just bothers me. :/ Well in any case it seems like we've got some very intelligent people on our team who're coding and fixing and [insert tech term here] as hard as they can so... Well, I'm pretty sure they can handle whatever Riot throws at us. We should really send Riot a letter. A. We have purchased Riot Points; we are paying customers of Riot Games. B. They have allowed us to purchase Riot Points via our Mac Client. C. They continue to allow, somehow, access to the store, but not access to the game. D. By not supporting the paying Mac customers that they have previously allowed, they are blocking access to the virtual goods which we have purchased. These are grounds for a class action lawsuit. No joke. A letter should suffice, but just so we know.
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Post by soupini on Jan 18, 2012 16:36:08 GMT -5
I totally agree with you! I don't understand their point of view either.
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Post by nozart on Jan 18, 2012 16:38:30 GMT -5
I don't think Riot cut off mac by choice, a free to play game will want as many numbers as possible. And it has been hinted they are designing a new mac client.
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Post by annebancroft on Jan 18, 2012 16:39:40 GMT -5
I still don't understand why Riot is so against Mac players playing their game. I mean, we're pretty much fighting tooth and nail to be able to play it, we're obviously a large enough demographic to count. I mean I actually went to the 'Members' page a second ago. There are 201 Pages of members and with 30 members per page that's around 6000 players all wanting to play League of Legends on their Macs, WILLING to technically break the law in order to play the game. In fact, a good handful of us might have even spent money at Riot to buy Skins (I haven't but I've thought about it). It just bothers me. :/ Well in any case it seems like we've got some very intelligent people on our team who're coding and fixing and [insert tech term here] as hard as they can so... Well, I'm pretty sure they can handle whatever Riot throws at us. We should really send Riot a letter. A. We have purchased Riot Points; we are paying customers of Riot Games. B. They have allowed us to purchase Riot Points via our Mac Client. C. They continue to allow, somehow, access to the store, but not access to the game. D. By not supporting the paying Mac customers that they have previously allowed, they are blocking access to the virtual goods which we have purchased. These are grounds for a class action lawsuit. No joke. A letter should suffice, but just so we know. We are not forced to buy anything. The lawsuit deal was brought up and shot down within minutes of the september 6th announcement. They already refunded money which was more than generous. Getting angry at Riot is counter productive. If Transgaming is in fact putting pressure on Riot to keep our OS out then I really don't blame Riot for taking steps to do so. Am I upset about it? Of course, I would like to keep playing LoL on my comfy MacBook Pro. Riot has made their decision. We just have to wait and see what our smart friends can do about finding us a temporary fix.
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Post by taurinjo on Jan 18, 2012 16:43:56 GMT -5
UPDATE:
Cider - Can't seem to find where to set HDD serial.
Wineskin Winery - Won't load rads (or at least I can't set it up to load them), but HDD serial, registry and everything else has been set up.
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Post by taurinjo on Jan 18, 2012 16:46:06 GMT -5
Going to try 1 more thing about Wineskin
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Post by pjarteaga on Jan 18, 2012 16:48:21 GMT -5
Going to try 1 more thing about Wineskin Ty for helping to solve this problem, hope you can find something usefull Gl and keep it up
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Post by Evan/Boba on Jan 18, 2012 16:55:27 GMT -5
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Post by madpooter on Jan 18, 2012 17:01:10 GMT -5
We are not forced to buy anything. The lawsuit deal was brought up and shot down within minutes of the september 6th announcement. They already refunded money which was more than generous. Getting angry at Riot is counter productive. If Transgaming is in fact putting pressure on Riot to keep our OS out then I really don't blame Riot for taking steps to do so. Am I upset about it? Of course, I would like to keep playing LoL on my comfy MacBook Pro. Riot has made their decision. We just have to wait and see what our smart friends can do about finding us a temporary fix. Tortious interference. Let's talk to Transgaming. HA! Riot Games has acquiesced to our purchases. Business transactions carry legal weight. The end. No anger toward Riot Games--if more refunds are in order then that's what should happen.
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Post by musicdude332 on Jan 18, 2012 17:02:00 GMT -5
When in doubt blame sopa.
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