What Can I DO to get rid of this problems?ĬodeWeavers, with the support of Wargaming, has developed a software solution that allows users of MacOS to join the army of fans of World of Warships. The volume World of Warships appears to be OK.įsck_hfs completed at Sun Nov 25 16:21:43 2018 Restarting the computer and then the new rank shows up.įsck_hfs started at Sun Nov 25 16:21:43 2018Įxecuting fsck_hfs (version hfs-407.200.4). Normally I can play 1-3 fights before it goes down, but that is against boots.ģ of the latest time I reach a new ranking, it starts loading and then crashes. Nevertheless less I got the latest version. The game said once that it wasn't running as it should with the computer. this keeps on for 5-6 times until I stop trying. Then I reconnected and endup in the game, plays for some times and then I get kicked out again. this is when I was playing wit other playersįirst the fight started and the colors are all wrong. I keep on getting kicked out of the game. With special thanks to dstud for all the work and troubleshooting he has provided over the last few months. If you have any other questions, please contact us. The solution is to update the preferences.xml file, we will gladly send you a generic copy if you email Or, you can create a preferences.xml in your ~/Documents/World_of_Warships folder with the following settings: This usually affects Intel 6000/Intel Iris Macs. We know that some users are experiencing a black screen on launch. We do not yet have an ETA on a resolution but our developers are triaging this issue. We know that some users are reporting 'Out of Memory' problems where World of Warships goes to a Critical Error.

Restarting the patcher (there is a refresh arrow to do so) will refresh the attempt and the patcher will resume.

We know it still has trouble patching when updates are of a significant size. This port was done by our team here at CodeWeavers. The Mac version of World of Warships is undergoing a public beta available from Wargaming.

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