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Since I updated to 8.2 for Star Trek Online, I used it for my Lord of the Rings Online subscription I just got. So far everything works like I think it did in the previous version (I never tried) but it still requires the Vertex Shaders to be turned off (no reflective water, etc) in order to be stable and even then I still get the occasional crash.
So the question - does anyone know if 9.0 will have better support for LoTR? As long as it doesn't get worse I don't think I'll have to bootcamp it - but it would be pretty cool if the vertex shaders could be turned on.
Tried the 9.0b last night and all works well - or at least as well as 8.2 (the release for Star Trek). Other than the Steam UI stuff though, I'm not sure what might have been changed for 9.0b that would even affect LoTR. I currently use Crossover with OSX for when I'm just going to be on for a short period of time. Unfortunately it runs about 10fps slower than my bootcamp Vista install and I've got the DX10 features turned on there to boot. I'm not sure what the odds are of getting any of the DX10 features available in Crossover.
Sorry for being such a newbie but I can't even seem to get LOTRO running on my Mac at all, let alone figure out how to alter its settings to make it more stable. I've watched crossover videos for installing the C4P file, the pylotro, etc., but my install always fails. Can anyone tell me the exact steps to get this thing on my computer?
I can't help you with LOTRO as such, but I can tell you this is the
wrong forum to post to about this. You will do better posting your
question in one of the following C4 pages/forums ;
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