FFXI on Mac?

[Bluecat]

ok I know I have been posting a lot of threads lately I am sorry I have a lot of questions. Any who, I am going to buy a Mac when I get enough money to afford one, and I was wandering does FFXI come in Mac software? Or do I have to download some PC + Mac combo drive or something?

[Murphie]

There is not a mac client for FFXI. But if you run boot camp and get a copy of Windows, you can run FFXI just fine.

[Feba]

I had heard lately that in some ways it's actually cheaper to buy a Mac and install Windows in boot camp than it is to just buy a PC. Might be worth looking into

[Bluecat]

There is not a mac client for FFXI. But if you run boot camp and get a copy of Windows, you can run FFXI just fine.

what do you mean a boot camp copy of windows? Never heard of that before, please explain murphiekins! :P

[Murphie]

I'm not really the best person to explain. I am not a tech guru. But basically you buy a copy of windows, install it on your mac, and then you can boot the mac in windows rather than OS X, and run FFXI that way. You can't run it in OS X. Macs can run windows really well, but there is the additional cost of buying that copy of windows (which isn't cheap). Still, if you're really interested in playing FFXI on your Mac, it's the only way.

[Bluecat]

I'm not really the best person to explain. I am not a tech guru. But basically you buy a copy of windows, install it on your mac, and then you can boot the mac in windows rather than OS X, and run FFXI that way. You can't run it in OS X. Macs can run windows really well, but there is the additional cost of buying that copy of windows (which isn't cheap). Still, if you're really interested in playing FFXI on your Mac, it's the only way.

I think I might just keep my PC to play FFXI, but use my Mac for internet, homework, music, etc...(everything I usely do on my PC accept play FFXI.)

[Feba]

That works well too. I used to have an old iMac I used for internet stuffs while I was playing fullscreen on my PC.

[Gentoo]

I think I might just keep my PC to play FFXI, but use my Mac for internet, homework, music, etc...(everything I usely do on my PC accept play FFXI.)

If you change your mind, boot camp works pretty nicely. I had a generic XP Pro installation left over from my previous laptop [that destroyed itself] that I put on my Macbook Pro.

Windows XP got a tiny partition, and I installed FFXI to a removable USB drive. The only time Windows gets to connect to the internet is when it updates itself or I fire up FFXI.

[Kailea]

Heck I see it as this anyway.....

Mac = graphic and music editing
Win= gaming
Linux = programing

I would never use Linux or Mac for gaming, but thats just me ;p

[Feba]

Heck I see it as this anyway.....

That's because you're an idiot, Kailea.

[Kailea]

That's because you're an idiot, Kailea.

.... no its called facts -.- when any of these OS's are used, that is what they are used for about 90% of the time -.-

[Feba]

.... no its called facts -.-

Nope. It's called idiocy.

when I think of any of these OS's are used, that is what they are used for I think of about 90% of the time -.-

Fixed.

[Murphie]

That's not really true. And it doesn't really matter, because what we're talking about here is running FFXI on a Windows boot on a mac. So you're not playing it in OSX anyway.

[Kailea]

That's not really true. And it doesn't really matter, because what we're talking about here is running FFXI on a Windows boot on a mac. So you're not playing it in OSX anyway.

what I was getting at, is why buy a mac, to just put windows on it anyway? kind of silly

[Murphie]

Because it can run windows better than a PC, and because then you can use OS X for the things that you don't need windows for, since OS X is pretty awesome. But you also have Windows available for those stubborn programs that won't play well with OS X all on one machine. It's pretty elementary, really.

[Feba]

Also, if you're going to be spending the money on the hardware, even if you install another OS like XP or Ubuntu on it later, Macs are shiny. They aren't great for everything (or even most things), but there are some situations where they have a definite advantage over similarly priced PCs. Mac vs PC - Benchmark and Speed Tests - PC versus Mac - Apple, Windows Reviews - Popular Mechanics (http://www.popularmechanics.com/technology/reviews/4258725.html)

[Kailea]

they could have used better PCs for those test..... a Gateway and a Asus? eewww -.-

[Feba]

they could have used better PCs for those test...

Eh. You're still an idiot.

[Kailea]

Eh. You're still an idiot.


and your an ass, but thats beside the point, those tests where unfair, I know for a fact both those brands suck horribly -.-

[Mhurron]

Mac = graphic and music editing
Win= gaming
Linux = programing
.... no its called facts -.- when any of these OS's are used, that is what they are used for about 90% of the time -.-
Apparently no one does general office, or administrative work in your world. On top of it, there is no inherent reason any of those 3 OS's couldn't do all of those jobs. The OS doesn't matter for those workloads. You're talking about applications, not the platform.

Oh, and BTW -
PC World - In Pictures: The Most Notable Notebooks of 2007 (http://www.pcworld.com/article/id,136649-page,3-c,notebooks/article.html)

[Bluecat]

and your an ass, but thats beside the point, those tests where unfair, I know for a fact both those brands suck horribly -.-

I have a Gateway and it works better then my old Dell PC did, or my friends HP notebook. My PC has never had any problems, maybe you just didn't know how to take care of it when you had it or something. But I honestly after using one of my friends Macs, like them better. They are much easier to use in my opinion. That, and I have had PCs my whole life, so I am tired of them.

[Kailea]

I have a Gateway and it works better then my old Dell PC did, or my friends HP notebook. My PC has never had any problems, maybe you just didn't know how to take care of it when you had it or something. But I honestly after using one of my friends Macs, like them better. They are much easier to use in my opinion. That, and I have had PCs my whole life, so I am tired of them.

not taking care of it? hahah you would not even think that if you really knew me.....

and I am not saying one is better then the other, but thats how I have seen the OSs used.

its not that hard to accept it.....

if you want an OS better suited for editing graphics and music, use MacOS
if you want to play games alot, use Windows, because 95% of games are on it.
and if you are a big programer buff, Linus is best suited for ya...

[Bluecat]

if you want an OS better suited for editing graphics and music, use MacOS
if you want to play games alot, use Windows, because 95% of games are on it.

That is why I said I am going to keep my PC for gaming, and use a Mac for everything else that I do on my PC. Because some of the things I want to do on my PC I cant really do that well, even if it had everything that is possible to have on it.

[Kailea]

That is why I said I am going to keep my PC for gaming, and use a Mac for everything else that I do on my PC. Because some of the things I want to do on my PC I cant really do that well, even if it had everything that is possible to have on it.

I have had friends do this, and I was thinking of doing it myself, I like Macs. and PCs both, but since I am a heavy gamer, I have stuck with PCs

[Feba]

and your an ass,

Yes, I am. At least I own up to it, idiot.

if you want an OS better suited for editing graphics and music, use MacOS
if you want to play games alot, use Windows, because 95% of games are on it.
and if you are a big programer buff, Linus is best suited for ya...


haha. idiot.

Tell me, what good does it do for a programmer to be on a platform that is completely unlike what they want to program for?

[Kittyneko]

Feba and Kailea, stop the namecalling.



On topic:
Kailea does have a point though. The OS's are used for their own specific things in general.

Windows XP = General uses (general users) and games, mainly because of two reasons: Compatability and populairity between regular users. (Note that this is also partly because they don't know any other OS's. A lot of people aren't even sure about Apple/Macintosh.)

Linux = Programming, servers and used as OS for many, many smaller and bigger types of computers. Like pocket watches(uh-huh) or industrial computers/machinery.

Mac OS = Image/video editting and I've noticed that a lot of business people like to use it because of it's looks and simplicity.

On a sidenote, deep down below, Mac is also Unix. :P Like so many things..

[IfritnoItazura]

Just want to point out something; where do programs come from?

They are written by programmers--usually on the same platform the programs are to run on. That means Linux programs are typically written on Linux machines, Windows program on Windows machines, Macintosh programs on Macintosh. EVERY OS is for programmers--otherwise, there would be no programs for it.

Of course, these days "web programming" is what's hot--and you can do that on any of the three platforms.

* * *

The advantage of using a Mac to run windows (and thus FFXI)? Saves your desk space--the physical kind. That would be accomplished by chucking the old PC, in the case of the OP.

The advantage of using a Mac to do general computer stuff and a PC to play FFXI? If you have them side by side, you can use the Mac to look up stuff while playing on PC without shuffling windows--really nifty when running around doing quests.

I play FFXI on PC with my ancient Mac laptop near by. It's a nice combination.

[Kailea]

Just want to point out something; where do programs come from?

They are written by programmers--usually on the same platform the programs are to run on. That means Linux programs are typically written on Linux machines, Windows program on Windows machines, Macintosh programs on Macintosh. EVERY OS is for programmers--otherwise, there would be no programs for it.

Of course, these days "web programming" is what's hot--and you can do that on any of the three platforms.

* * *

The advantage of using a Mac to run windows (and thus FFXI)? Saves your desk space--the physical kind. That would be accomplished by chucking the old PC, in the case of the OP.

The advantage of using a Mac to do general computer stuff and a PC to play FFXI? If you have them side by side, you can use the Mac to look up stuff while playing on PC without shuffling windows--really nifty when running around doing quests.

I play FFXI on PC with my ancient Mac laptop near by. It's a nice combination.


I actually hate those all in one things...... to much working parts and not enough airflow.

[Mhurron]

if you want an OS better suited for editing graphics and music, use MacOSThere hasn't been anything special about a Mac for graphics since Windows 95, and in fact, NT had several things that were better suited to large file handling then MacOS Classic. SGI/Irix blew them both out of the water.

and if you are a big programer buff, Linus is best suited for ya...
Unless you write programs for 95% of desktops or use the most popular C/C++ programming environment. Linux has no special use here either.

Windows, OS X and the vast majority of Linux distros are all general purpose OS's. There is nothing in any of them that lends them self to any one purpose strongly over another.

[Kailea]

There hasn't been anything special about a Mac for graphics since Windows 95, and in fact, NT had several things that were better suited to large file handling then MacOS Classic. SGI/Irix blew them both out of the water.


Unless you write programs for 95% of desktops or use the most popular C/C++ programming environment. Linux has no special use here either.

Windows, OS X and the vast majority of Linux distros are all general purpose OS's. There is nothing in any of them that lends them self to any one purpose strongly over another.

this is also true, but all the same, just because I have my opinion on how OSs are, to me anyway, Feba should not be calling me an idiot.... so I will say this as kindly as I can...

Feba... shut up

[Ameroth]

this is also true, but all the same, just because I have my opinion on how OSs are, to me anyway, Feba should not be calling me an idiot.... so I will say this as kindly as I can...

Feba... shut up

Well when you come out and start blatantly stating false "facts," you mitigate from opinion and more into... how you say... idiocy.

Have your own opinion? Cool. But so far there hasn't been any logical proof that opinion == fact.

[Feba]

just because I have my opinion on how OSs are, to me anyway, Feba should not be calling me an idiot....


Sure I should. Your 'opinions' are dead wrong, and anyone who actually knows anything about computers - regardless of what OS they use - can easily see that. Saying that "Windows is for gaming" is as asinine as saying "Fords are for rural areas" or "Hondas are for city driving". It's blatantly false, and anything involved does fine in other areas as well.

Speaking solely on desktop users, the amount of people that use one OS because it's better for some certain application is insanely small. People who take time to fairly test multiple options generally settle on one because they enjoy using it more than the others. There's no reason why someone who just wants general desktop use would go for windows over OS X or Linux, there's no reason why someone can't host a server on OS X or Windows if they want, and there's no reason why someone can't do their media editing on Windows or Linux. They're stereotypes, and quite frankly they need to die because there is no truth in them. The only thing that's even close to truth is Windows for gaming, and that's becoming less and less true all the time. The Wine project is running more and more games all the time (and some of them flawlessly; even better than under Windows in a few circumstances), and more developers are porting their games to Mac and Linux. Most major PC titles can be played under Wine in Linux; and probably under OS X too.

[Kailea]

some times stereotypes are true, as in this case, for the most part

again I like all three OSs, but I like playing game, and knowing they will work, so I use Windows, if I wanted to do Video/music editing, guess what, I will use what will do the job the best, a Mac, and if I want to get into hosting servers for things or work more with the OSs core, I would use Linux.

[Murphie]

Are you even reading anything anyone else is saying?

Blizzard games run really well on OS X by the way. I actually like the built in video recording features you get with WoW on a Mac.

[Feba]

as in this case

Again, wrong.

I mean, I don't have a problem with you being an idiot, but don't spew your stupidity where an innocent newb might pick up on it.

Another tip, when you're arguing with Mhurron about something computer related, you're probably wrong. He is easily the most knowledgeable person on this forum when it comes to computers (at least, those who talk about them); and one of the most knowledgeable people I know outside this forum.
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I actually like the built in video recording features you get with WoW on a Mac.

Are you saying that you play WoW?

[Murphie]

I play all kinds of things.

[Kailea]

well no duh WoW runs well on MacOS... it was made to run on both OSs just like all Blizzard games. Besides I am not really arguing with Murphie, he is right, and so am I, in different aspects.

[Murphie]

Which aspects are you right in, exactly?

[Kailea]

your saying that all the OSs can be used for all things, witch is true, but at the same time one OS is better at something then another.

But really we all have our OS preferences, mine being Windows, others being Mac and Linus, I don't care, but Feba needs to stop being an ass.... there is telling someone they are wrong, and then theres Feba......I honestly dont see how he is still here -.-

anyway.... there is truth in what you say Murphie, and there is truth in what I say.

[Murphie]

One OS isn't really any better though. That's what everyone is saying.

[Kailea]

in general operation, yes this is true, but there are just some things (things I have mentioned) that are done on these OSs more then others, and for good reason.

[Murphie]

Yes, but you're wrong about the things you have mentioned. Then when people called you on it you said "in my opinion." Which is still wrong.

[Kailea]

your right, I am right, we both are to an extent, there should be no argument here.

[Murphie]

/facepalm

[Feba]

I play all kinds of things.

My fanclub membership, please cancel it.

others being Mac and Linus,

It's Linux. X. Linus is the guy that wrote it. Not that goddamn hard to remember.

One OS isn't really any better though. That's what everyone is saying.

Well, some OS have clear and obvious benefits over others; I would personally say that you can call one OS 'better' than another. The point is that OS aren't inclined towards one specific benefit. For example, I am of the opinion that Ubuntu (and similar linux distros) are far better than Windows. However, that does not mean there is one specific task where Ubuntu is great and Windows utterly fails, it just means that overall I feel it is superior. I don't do any programming, or run any servers, or anything like that-- I do what I want to do on it, and the way it works makes me happiest. The same could be said for anyone who has used OS X or Windows and decided they prefer that.

but there are just some things (things I have mentioned) that are done on these OSs more then others, and for good reason.

No. They are not. As has already been pointed out, your idea that Linux is more often used for programming is retarded for the simple fact that people program on the platforms their apps are going to run on. I highly doubt there are any programmers out there on OS X that switch over to linux to write code. There are plenty of people out there doing their video, music, graphics, and so on in linux. And there are people with Windows running servers.

Your ideas are incredibly wrong; severely outdated at best. Please, stop talking.

[Murphie]

But I already spent your $49.95. :(

[Feba]

I didn't want a refund.

I just want out, Murphie. You have shamed me enough.



/also, I hope you spent it on Okami.

[Kailea]

My fanclub membership, please cancel it.



It's Linux. X. Linus is the guy that wrote it. Not that goddamn hard to remember.



Well, some OS have clear and obvious benefits over others; I would personally say that you can call one OS 'better' than another. The point is that OS aren't inclined towards one specific benefit. For example, I am of the opinion that Ubuntu (and similar linux distros) are far better than Windows. However, that does not mean there is one specific task where Ubuntu is great and Windows utterly fails, it just means that overall I feel it is superior. I don't do any programming, or run any servers, or anything like that-- I do what I want to do on it, and the way it works makes me happiest. The same could be said for anyone who has used OS X or Windows and decided they prefer that.



No. They are not. As has already been pointed out, your idea that Linux is more often used for programming is retarded for the simple fact that people program on the platforms their apps are going to run on. I highly doubt there are any programmers out there on OS X that switch over to linux to write code. There are plenty of people out there doing their video, music, graphics, and so on in linux. And there are people with Windows running servers.

Your ideas are incredibly wrong; severely outdated at best. Please, stop talking.


for the love of god, I typed a "s" and not an "x" shoot me -.- its called a typo

and when I said programing, I ment freeware/goofoff programing (not sure of the word I am looking for here), but what ever, Linux is a server OS anyway, I should have said that and not programing

[Murphie]

I spent it on Sushi.

Also, regarding your previous post, I should have been clearer. I meant to say that no OS is better for one specific task, or whatever.

[Feba]

for the love of god, I typed a "s" and not an "x" shoot me -.- its called a typo

The first time is a typo. The fourth time? It's annoying.


and when I said programing, I ment freeware/goofoff programing (not sure of the word I am looking for here)

So, %90 of people using Linux are doing it so they can program stuff for linux? Somehow, I doubt that.

Linux is a server OS anyway,

No, it is not. Again, you don't know what the fuck you're talking about-- and I say that on behalf of all OS, not just Linux.

[Kailea]

The first time is a typo. The fourth time? It's annoying.



So, %90 of people using Linux are doing it so they can program stuff for linux? Somehow, I doubt that.



No, it is not. Again, you don't know what the fuck you're talking about-- and I say that on behalf of all OS, not just Linux.


I will admit I don't know everything about MacOS or Linux, and know way more about Windows then the other two, but if I am going to run a server, for a FPS or website, I will use Linux, if I am going to play games I will use Windows

[Feba]

but if I am going to run a server, for a FPS or website, I will use Linux, if I am going to play games I will use Windows

That's fine, that might be what you use them for. That doesn't mean that the others aren't perfectly capable of running the same software. The only real point would be that the stability of Linux would make it better as a host than a Windows box, but even that's a pretty thin argument.

However, that doesn't mean that hosting is the only thing that Linux does well. Nor does it means that what you would use them for has any basis on what they are actually good at.

[Kailea]

I never once said that the OSs could only do one thing well, and suck at everything else -.-

yeah all the OSs can do the same thing, but I was saying that one OS can do something better then another could, and visa versa.

[Kittyneko]

Kailea, don't bother. They're over-analyzing anything you say, I understand your point. :P

Playing Unreal Tournament on a Windows XP system seems much easier and more likely to work for users that have used Windows as their main OS for longer periods of time.
It isn't about that Windows is made for gaming, it's about how most games are more likely to simply work on a Windows computer.. Not because Windows is better, but because, putting aside all the typical Windows flaws we all know, Windows is still a trusted operating system for the most of us. And that is (no matter what caused this) still one of the most positive reasons for using Windows.

[Mhurron]

I was saying that one OS can do something better then another could, and visa versa.
Which isn't true when you're arguing between 3 general purpose OS's.

[Bluecat]

Geez you guys are turning evil. Anyway, I just want a Mac because they are faster, more reliable. Easier to use my Ipod, even if I can use itunes on a PC, its easier to use. (atleast to me, that is what I think so dont hate on me please.) I like the scrolling icon tray, that and Vista is pissing me off, I hate it from the bottom of my heart. I just think its time for a change, I would get confused with Linux I mean I can program some things, but eh I am to lazy to do that lol. But, I just want a mac, becaue they way they look, they are easy to clean, the look and feel of the laptop is cool to me plain and simple.

[Kailea]

Geez you guys are turning evil. Anyway, I just want a Mac because they are faster, more reliable. Easier to use my Ipod, even if I can use itunes on a PC, its easier to use. (atleast to me, that is what I think so dont hate on me please.) I like the scrolling icon tray, that and Vista is pissing me off, I hate it from the bottom of my heart. I just think its time for a change, I would get confused with Linux I mean I can program some things, but eh I am to lazy to do that lol. But, I just want a mac, becaue they way they look, they are easy to clean, the look and feel of the laptop is cool to me plain and simple.


well you dont have to program to use Linux ;p its just that its very customizable right down to its core, and to do that, you have to know a few things
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I will say this though, our little conversation has sparked my interest in the new macs that have been coming out (the ones that can run windows) I might see about getting me a cheap one, and play with it some.

[Neomage]

I was actually wondering this myself. Lately my sis got into FFXI, and she has a mac. I used to play FFXI on my PC, but now I need it for other things. I tried getting a windows emulator to run fFXI on, but I couldn't get it to work...

[Feba]

Playing Unreal Tournament on a Windows XP system seems much easier and more likely to work for users that have used Windows as their main OS for longer periods of time.

Which is like saying that a PS2 is better for gaming because you don't have to fuss with other things. Yes, it's true in some ways, but that's ignoring all the other benefits to playing on a PC. Also, if you have an old broken down car, would you not buy a newer one that runs better because it would take a bit of time to adjust? Honestly; if you can use Windows, you can use OS X or Ubuntu or whatever and be used to it within a week or two. Hell, I would even say that Ubuntu is easier than Windows in almost every way. The ways that it is harder would be things that you'd just be following a guide for anyway; or things that you just can't do on a Windows system. Even as a gamer, there's little reason to stick with Windows unless you have very specific games (such as an MMO, or you're a fan of a specific series) since so many games will run under Wine.

I would get confused with Linux I mean I can program some things, but eh I am to lazy to do that lol.
Don't judge it until you try it. Go to Ubuntu.com (actually, maybe wait a week or two for the new version that's coming out), and you can download a CD image; or even have CDs shipped to you for no cost. Feel free to AIM or PM me if you need any help, but it's fairly straightforward. For me, it was far easier to get used to using Ubuntu than it was OS X. The interface is different from windows, but still more familiar than Aqua, and extremely easy to customize. Software is a breeze to install and use; again feel free to AIM me and I'd be happy to talk about it in more detail.

I tried getting a windows emulator to run fFXI on, but I couldn't get it to work...

Yeah, that's not going to happen any time soon. It takes enough resources just to run a virtual machine; 3D acceleration is very unstable. I think some of the VMware stuff can do it, but it's rather pricey last I checked, and not very good. You'd be better off getting a cheap computer and running XP on it, or dual booting with boot camp.

[kiity]

Hello and sorry but I was just wondering if I can boot camp the windows program on any mac or the mac has to be a new version ones. Am currently using the iBook G4 Mac Laptop with OSX. Thank you

[Feba]

Have to have an intel mac, iirc.

[Thoris]

its very simple. Would you rather have a pager and have to use a pay phone or would you rather have a cellphone that u can get paged and call from?

[eticket109]

its very simple. Would you rather have a pager and have to use a pay phone or would you rather have a cellphone that u can get paged and call from?

I'd rather have forum posts that make some damn sense.

[Mayu]

I just got a Mac a couple days ago.
I installed a program called "VMware Fusion" onto it. Basically what it allows you to do is, while using Mac OS X, to open the program and boot up Vista in a new window. I transported all of my things from my old computer [HP DV2000, running Windows Vista] to the new version of Vista on my Mac. When I use POL, the music is choppy, the graphics are terrible, and don't get me started about FFXI. Half of my character just doesn't even show up... It's disastrous! O_O
I'm thinking of just running Vista in Boot Camp. It's going to take a while to install everything AGAIN, but it'll be worth it... =_= Eventually...
Just to let you all know, I guess, DON'T RUN FFXI IN VMWARE FUSION.
Heads up!

[Gentoo]

I'm thinking of just running Vista in Boot Camp. It's going to take a while to install everything AGAIN, but it'll be worth it...

You can save yourself a little time with FFXI.

Copy off your current FFXI install directory to a back up location. When you re-install FFXI, log in, let POL update itself, then log back out (without going through the game update).

Then copy your backup FFXI directory to where you installed your new version, and voilà fully updated FFXI ready to go.

[Tinks]

I'd rather have forum posts that make some damn sense.

rofl.
Agreed.

[Mayu]

Thanks for the help.
I got it up and running in Windows Vista using Bootcamp.
But of course, problem after problem occurs... Now it's really glitchy!
All the characters [and NPCs, and monsters] look bizarre and sort of... shiny. Plus, Quadavs are... PURPLE! Oy. Other than that, the only other thing is that all the menus and things are very small, but that isn't much of a problem.
Any suggestions as to what this might be?
http://img394.imageshack.us/img394/4423/lun080630120202ahc9.jpghttp://img257.imageshack.us/img257/1590/lun080630120312abn4.jpg
My character, looking rather shiny.
http://img95.imageshack.us/img95/5814/lun080630120732aqt3.jpg
...Purple Quadav?

[Mhurron]

Any suggestions as to what this might be?
No, because you won't say what Mac you have.

[Mayu]

No, because you won't say what Mac you have.

Jeeeeeeez, calm down.
It's a Macbook. Running Mac OS X [10.5.3]

[Feba]

It's a Macbook.

How specific of you.

[Mayu]

How specific of you.
Apple - MacBook - Technical Specifications (http://www.apple.com/macbook/specs.html)

[Mhurron]

While that does explain your problem with Fusion, it doesn't help with your Vista problems. Fusion would most likely work much better with FFXI on an iMac, MacBook Pro or a Mac Pro.

Apple Menu > About this Mac > More Info

Now then, what MacBook, Processor, how much RAM and what Graphics chip?

[Mayu]

Now then, what MacBook, Processor, how much RAM and what Graphics chip?

MacBook 4,1
Processor: 2.4 GHz Intel Core 2 Duo
RAM: 4GB
Graphics: Intel GMA X3100 Chipset

[Mhurron]

Did you install the boot camp drivers?

[Mayu]

Did you install the boot camp drivers?
Yup.

[Mhurron]

http://www.ffxionline.com/forums/frequently-asked-questions/71069-help-character-textures-messed-up.html

[Mayu]

http://www.ffxionline.com/forums/frequently-asked-questions/71069-help-character-textures-messed-up.html
Thanks so much!
I'll try that out. They seem to have the same problem as I do.
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