- Ha ha, now that is funny.while there are some companies that write MMO's for both PC and Mac, CCP is an example, none of the free ones do. Good reason for that, most of the free games come out of Korea and China and Macs are quite rare in those countries. So chances that one of these free companies will fund a mac client are slim and none.
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- I use a Mac as my main computer but had to buy a gaming pc for games. GW2 has a mac client (I believe) but it's buy to play. Elder Scrolls Online will have a mac client but they haven't announced their payment model (or release date for that matter) Ryzom and EVE have Mac clients but EVE has a subscription. Ryzom has a limited f2p.
- Explore a bright and fantastical anime-styled world in miHoYo's free-to-play online RPG Genshin Impact. Assemble your crew of adventurers and shift between them on the fly, as you journey across the world of Teyvat and fight monsters, solve puzzles, and help the townsfolk.
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MMORPGs for Mac are massively multuplayer online games that are playable on Apple’s MacOS or other Maacintosh operating systems. Final Fantasy XIV is fantasy MMORPG or ‘massively multiplayer online role-playing game’ set in the main area of Eorzea, a continent on the planet of Hydaelun. Players adventure as one of the six playable races.
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- Install Boot Camp on your Mac and dual-boot it into Windows. You will need Windows license for this of course.
I hate to say it but you don't have many options.
I use a Mac as my main computer but had to buy a gaming pc for games.
GW2 has a mac client (I believe) but it's buy to play.
Elder Scrolls Online will have a mac client but they haven't announced their payment model (or release date for that matter)
Ryzom and EVE have Mac clients but EVE has a subscription. Ryzom has a limited f2p.
All of this is discounting your desire for 'varied mission structure'.
If you go to the game list there is a link up top for 'Mac'
Well, by variety I don't mean like a really unique experience like EVE (which is way too hardcore for me) or something. I mean a WoW-like experience where there's more to missions than 'go here, kill this' or 'go there, find that'. I want it like WoW or LoTRO but with missions in like puzzles and races and silly minigames along with the go here do this structure. And regardless of how much Elder Scrolls Online costs, I'm probably gonna buy that (assuming it's good). This MMO is only to subside my wait for that.
Thanks for the help so far guys!
Originally posted by adeptuz
Install Boot Camp on your Mac and dual-boot it into Windows. You will need Windows license for this of course.Alot of people have told me this. But I don't wanna run alter my Mac at all. I love it just the way it is. I just wanna know what options I have for OSX
Originally posted by King_JCD
Originally posted by adeptuz
Install Boot Camp on your Mac and dual-boot it into Windows. You will need Windows license for this of course.Alot of people have told me this. But I don't wanna run alter my Mac at all. I love it just the way it is. I just wanna know what options I have for OSX
I work in IT and this is my biggest (and growing grip), the number of people who buy the wrong tool or try and use their current tool for the wrong purpose and complain about it. Buy a PC if you want to play games, it is what they are good at. Buy a MAC if you want to design things or want to be spoon fed how your system should work. Don't buy a MAC then expect gaming options to be plentiful.
Seriously, if I have to deal with another person who bought a MAC because they look cool, then has to buy Parallel's to install Windows so they can use a bit of PC software....grrrr!
I work in IT and this is my biggest (and growing grip), the number of people who buy the wrong tool or try and use their current tool for the wrong purpose and complain about it. Buy a PC if you want to play games, it is what they are good at. Buy a MAC if you want to design things or want to be spoon fed how your system should work. Don't buy a MAC then expect gaming options to be plentiful.
Seriously, if I have to deal with another person who bought a MAC because they look cool, then has to buy Parallel's to install Windows so they can use a bit of PC software....grrrr!
I'm not an idiot. The reason I have a Mac is because I make video games (along with messing around with animation and filmmaking) and the Mac is my system of choice. That said, I'm not gonna buy an entire PC right now just to play some games. The bulk of my day is spent on my Mac already. I'm just trying to find a fun MMORPG that's free to play and happends to be on Mac when I'm not working on my stuff.