Consider Project 2002

[Bheart]

Seems like my C++ is already up-to-date. Have both the 2010 and 2013 x64 and x86.

Are there any installation steps that I'm missing?

- Downloaded "Project 2002 for PC" zip file.
- Copied Project 2002 folder into C:\Program Files
- Ran EQW.exe and pointed to eqgame.exe
- Checked "Run Patch Program" & "Fix eqclient.ini" (tried with and without checks)

[Bheart]

Originally Posted by Bheart [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Seems like my C++ is already up-to-date. Have both the 2010 and 2013 x64 and x86.

Are there any installation steps that I'm missing?

- Downloaded "Project 2002 for PC" zip file.
- Copied Project 2002 folder into C:\Program Files
- Ran EQW.exe and pointed to eqgame.exe
- Checked "Run Patch Program" & "Fix eqclient.ini" (tried with and without checks)

Besides copying the Project 2002 folder to C:, is there some sort of actual installation that needs to be done before running EQW?

[Haynar]

Originally Posted by Bheart [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Besides copying the Project 2002 folder to C:, is there some sort of actual installation that needs to be done before running EQW?

The copying of the very specific files is the installation really. You basically have copied files as they were installed back in 2002. So no updates are needed.

I run on win7. So my installation folder is c:\users\public\eqmac. Just to be simple.

Eqw.exe was originally written for live. So it also has patcher options that are unused. I think I had to set the path to the eqgame.exe in the running eqw.exe is all really.

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[Haynar]

Dont run patch program. That likely messed it up so you need to reinstall.

[Bheart]

Originally Posted by Haynar [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Dont run patch program. That likely messed it up so you need to reinstall.

Nope, still same issue. Appreciate your ideas though.

[Lorian]

Consider it. P99 is for power players that loves the original (and hardcore) style EQ, if you are more of a casual player and enjoyed the PoP era then P2002 is for you.

[Alenon]

Originally Posted by Lorian [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Consider it. P99 is for power players that loves the original (and hardcore) style EQ, if you are more of a casual player and enjoyed the PoP era then P2002 is for you.

What if I enjoyed pop but detest boxers?

[BossThunderace]

Originally Posted by Alenon [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

What if I enjoyed pop but detest boxers?

the atmosphere will make you stay, people are pretty awesome here.


In other news, the bazaar has more traders up

[Wharhog]

Originally Posted by Alenon [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

What if I enjoyed pop but detest boxers?

Then you never played PoP on live....many in my guild as well as myself boxed during PoP

[Alenon]

Originally Posted by Wharhog [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Then you never played PoP on live....many in my guild as well as myself boxed during PoP

Of course I played pop, and never did I, my guild, or anyone I know want or feel the need to box. Just don't feel mmo's were meant to be played like that, but that is of course my own opinion! I was just curious what the population was like lately. They have like 2 guilds listed