Where X.Y.Z.W is the ip of your pvpgn server. Last but not least, add these 2 lines to your /etc/hosts: If you don’t use a pvpgn loader you WILL get an error about being “unable to connect”. If you want to be able to play with friends on your own server, set up a pvpgn server somewhere and use a pvpgn loader to start warcraft. You HAVE to uncomment one of those 2 lines, OK ? The first one is for use with Warcraft III The Frozen Throne and the second one if you use a loader for pvpgn (read below). This small script will make your life a bit easier too: If you have problems patching warcraft to it’s latest version use a symlink from the cedega c_drive c:\Program Files\Warcraft III to the cedega c_drive c:\war3\. NOT wine.Īfter installing using your registration keys, go find a nice no-cd crack from Install that too and you are set. Read this one more time…I’ve said C E D E G A. You could try it with the Sidewinder X4, which has NKRO (n-key rollover, any set of key combinations will pass), but I don't think its numpad is removable.I’ve finally managed to play warcraft 3 on linux with pretty decent perfomance…įirst of all install the game using Cedega. I don't know about the software side of it, but I predict problems with the hardware due to the keyboard's matrix under the numpad. I believe the X6 has "anti-ghosting" which means they flesh out the matrix around the WASD keys for gaming, but in order to do that you have to also reduce the matrix in the right side of the keyboard (again, it's a bit complicated, and I'd rather not go into a detailed explanation), thus making the numpad even less amenable to gaming. It's actually kind of complicated but basically, you may find that a three key combination may not work on the numberpad, for instance you may be holding 8+4 to run forward and strafe, but then you press 9 (or whatever) to reload-and you don't reload, because the key was blocked. One thing to note is that the numpad on the X6 has poor rollover, meaning you may have blocked keypresses.
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