| 11.16.2012 , 10:58 PM | #771 |
In order to do a Mac client, they would need an entirely new game engine. The one used for SWTOR does not support the Mac. The same goes for Linux. http://www.heroengine.com/heroengine..pecifications/ Note: That doesn't mean I don't support the idea of a Mac client, it's just not possible using the current engine. |
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