Maplestory in a Mac?

Im asking for a friend of mine, is there any way to play maplestory in a Mac PC? Detailed explanations are welcomed

VMWare.
I don't think detailed discussions of using virtual machines is allowed here (last time there was a discussion about it, that seemed to be the general thing: no specifics), however.

Also boot camp. basically it lets u run windows opering systems on a mac.

VMWare.
I don't think detailed discussions of using virtual machines is allowed here (last time there was a discussion about it, that seemed to be the general thing: no specifics), however.

I was under the impression most of these are now blocked by Nexon?

I think boot camp is the best option.

I couldn't tell you if this is legit or not but I can tell you that if it is the guy isn't sharing.

I use a Mac as well as Windows, and I've actually gotten the game to work directly on the Mac although it took me almost two weeks to basically code what Parallels is for emulating Windows, expect it's only meant for MapleStory. Can't share it though):

I couldn't tell you if this is legit or not but I can tell you that if it is the guy isn't sharing.

Damn, I'd love to be able to do that >_>

I've been playing on a Mac with BootCamp, but it's such a hassle having two operating systems installed when one is just for things that Mac can't run natively. I think virtual machines can still work but you have to alter something in the program settings, otherwise MS detects that you're running a virtual machine and refuses to open. Pretty sure there was a thread in the technical support section.

VMWare/Parallel/VirtualBox work, but there's tweaking involved. For me personally they still work great to this day. Your experiences may vary.

If you're willing to try here are some threads to get you started. Updated information are usually near the end of the threads.

http://www.sleepywood.net/forum/showthre...?t=1564191
http://www.sleepywood.net/forum/showthre...08&page=18
http://www.basilmarket.com/forum/2108005...nside.html

I personally just use Bootcamp. Throw a disc with Windows on it at your Mac and start the bootcamp assistant. From there on it's child's play. You'd have to restart your Mac every time you switch though.

Damn, I'd love to be able to do that >_>

I don't know if it will make any difference but Tyler, forgive me if I'm wrong is XgrantwallX's brother and I think we all know who he is.

From what I understand it is possible, however it requires registry editing so that the Virtual OS doesn't know it's a Virtual OS (Which is what MS apparently searches for). I don't get Nexon's big deal with Virtual PCs...it's not like it's stopping botting or anything.

From what I understand it is possible, however it requires registry editing so that the Virtual OS doesn't know it's a Virtual OS (Which is what MS apparently searches for). I don't get Nexon's big deal with Virtual PCs...it's not like it's stopping botting or anything.

Dual Maples.

Thanks for the answers people.

Dual Maples.

Thanks for the answers people.

I can dual Maple with some sandbox applications too. Requires far less work, resources, and hassle.

I can dual Maple with some sandbox applications too. Requires far less work, resources, and hassle.

It usually doesn't really matter that you can do it with another program, whats important is that you CAN'T do it with the program they blocked. In other words it means they took 1 out of 2.

Im asking for a friend of mine, is there any way to play maplestory in a Mac PC? Detailed explanations are welcomed

Bootcamp, parallels. Also, it's just a Mac, not a Mac PC, you insult me when you say that.

Bootcamp, parallels. Also, it's just a Mac, not a Mac PC, you insult me when you say that.

I don't own a mac pc, so i don't care about the mac pc.... mac pc.

I don't own a mac pc, so i don't care about the mac pc.... mac pc.

Please stop I'm dying on the inside!