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1. #Change language rome total war gold edition for mac#
2. #Change language rome total war gold edition install#
3. #Change language rome total war gold edition upgrade#

Your game is so great, but you've to know that there are many people still playing from Germany, France, Italy and Spain, not only from England, USA or other english speaker countries, don't forget from us I've adapted all the files from RTW GOLD Edition needed by Alexander expansion to work properly, taking them from the retail spanish versions (RTW GOLD Edition and Alexander) and everything is working well.

#Change language rome total war gold edition install#

I'm from Spain and the spanish depot (you can check it in ) for Alexander expansion is broken, it hasn't all the files in Spanish, there are texts and voices in English (I think that for german, french and italian happens the same) because of the incorrect method to install the expansion not like an add-on, if not like a stand alone game. This isn't a stupid thing, in the reatil version Alexander was installed in the RTW GOLD or standard edition directory and its size was 400-500 MB, but in Steam, Alexander installation size is 2.87 GB because its installation folder is a different directory with the files of RTW GOLD Edition (data folder from RTW). If you don't have plans to convert Alexander in DLC for RTW GOLD Edition, at least you can make that the installation folder for expansion Alexander be the same installation folder that for RTW main game. Is there any plan to convert Alexander expansion into a DLC for Rome: Total War GOLD Edition?, for example, you did this with Kingdoms expansion for Medieval 2: Total War.Ģ.Installation directory (problems and required disk space) I'm not very knowledgeable of all this stuff so I apologize for any redundant questions/information.This is a "letter" for the developers, but I want to know what do you think about it (community).

Here are my questions: 1) does Rome: Total War work well on the 64-bit version of Windows 10 install from Boot Camp, 2) if it doesn't work well (crashes or glitches too much to where it's unplayable) will it work on the 32-bit version of Windows 10, 3) if I download the 32-bit version of Windows 10 what will I be sacrificing (decreased performance, ability to play 64-bit games, etc.) 4) how much space should I dedicate to Boot Camp (I only plan to download a handful of games, maybe more than 5 but definitely no more than 10, most will be older titles that were released in early-to-mid 2000s)?

I haven't gotten the new iMac yet but this news has kept me up at night because I was beyond excited to see how the game would look and perform on a brand new desktop, and now I'm afraid other older games I intend to play may not even work due to them being 32-bit still. I've reached out to Feral on whether they'd come out with a 64-bit version, and while they said they "intend on coming out with a 64-bit version" they still have no news of it, and from what I understand that was the same stance they had several months ago when Catalina came out.

#Change language rome total war gold edition for mac#

I know this isn't really news for anyone, but back in the good ole days Rome: Total War was available on the App Store for Mac computers, and now that the Catalina iOS is out the game has been removed from sale since it's 32-bit and isn't supported by the new iOS. From what I've seen from gamers that use Boot Camp, it seems the performance is great when using the correct settings, but I'm mostly concerned with how a 32-bit game will run on a 64-bit OS. I bought a 2019 27 inch iMac and intend to download Windows 10 using Boot Camp.

#Change language rome total war gold edition upgrade#

Hey gang- I've recently made a computer upgrade and want to get back into some light gaming in my free time.