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587 pregleda · 6 odgovora · otvorena 16.05.2008. u 15:54

Netko nek mi objasni sve po redu kako se wow bc instalira...koje pacheve i tako to....molim vas pomoc...bog ce vam platit...igram na ultimate serveru help!!!!!!
* If you were to install from scratch you would be installing : WoW 1.x.x -> The Burning Crusade 2.0.1 -> 2.4.0 -> 2.4.1

* If you install 2.0.0 Non-TBC and patch it to 2.4.1 before installing TBC, you will have to reinstall all the patches again. Luckily, you won't have to download them again, so the fastest path to take would be, WoW 2.0.0 -> 2.0.0 to TBC expansion -> 2.4.0 -> 2.4.1

* If you have multiple locales installed (for addon development or otherwise), you have to move or remove the extra locale folders from Data or the updater will die with a message that looks similar to this:

Cannot find data for {locale} locale.

WoW 2.0.0 is from none -> 2.0.0 installer. It's Non-TBC.
You DO need the 2.0.0 to TBC expansion (the contents of which are included in your retail TBC CD/DVD). If you update your client to 2.4.0 without the 2.0.0 -> TBC expansion, you'll lack expansion data.
Manual/Split Patches

* Manual patches: Unzip contents to your WoW directory and double click the file Blizzard Updater.exe or BNUpdate.exe to start patching. Blizzard Updater.exe and BNUpdate.exe check for ".Data{locale}" (the current directory), "..Data{locale}" (the parent directory), "....Data{locale}" (the parent of the parent directory), until it hits the root of the directory structure (where it informs you that WoW must be installed before it can be patched), for Game data (not tested on any paths deeper than "Crogram FilesWorld of WarcraftPatches{patch folder}{patch data}"); therefore, you must put the patch files directly in the WoW installation folder or in a subdirectory of said folder. For example, the following all work for "WoW-2.2.3-to-2.3.0-enUS-patch.zip":

1. unzip the files to "Crogram FilesWorld of WarcraftWoW-2.2.3-to-2.3.0-enUS-patch" and double-click "Crogram FilesWorld of WarcraftWoW-2.2.3-to-2.3.0-enUS-patchBNUpdate.exe"
2. unzip the files to "Crogram FilesWorld of WarcraftPatches" and double-click "Crogram FilesWorld of WarcraftPatchesBNUpdate.exe"
3. unzip the files to "Crogram FilesWorld of Warcraft" and double-click "Crogram FilesWorld of WarcraftBNUpdate.exe"

Sve detaljno objasnjeno!!!!


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* If you were to install from scratch you would be installing : WoW 1.x.x -> The Burning Crusade 2.0.1 -> 2.4.0 -> 2.4.1

* If you install 2.0.0 Non-TBC and patch it to 2.4.1 before installing TBC, you will have to reinstall all the patches again. Luckily, you won't have to download them again, so the fastest path to take would be, WoW 2.0.0 -> 2.0.0 to TBC expansion -> 2.4.0 -> 2.4.1

* If you have multiple locales installed (for addon development or otherwise), you have to move or remove the extra locale folders from Data or the updater will die with a message that looks similar to this:

Cannot find data for {locale} locale.

WoW 2.0.0 is from none -> 2.0.0 installer. It's Non-TBC.
You DO need the 2.0.0 to TBC expansion (the contents of which are included in your retail TBC CD/DVD). If you update your client to 2.4.0 without the 2.0.0 -> TBC expansion, you'll lack expansion data.
Manual/Split Patches

* Manual patches: Unzip contents to your WoW directory and double click the file Blizzard Updater.exe or BNUpdate.exe to start patching. Blizzard Updater.exe and BNUpdate.exe check for ".\Data\{locale}" (the current directory), "..\Data\{locale}" (the parent directory), "..\..\Data\{locale}" (the parent of the parent directory), until it hits the root of the directory structure (where it informs you that WoW must be installed before it can be patched), for Game data (not tested on any paths deeper than "C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\Patches\{patch folder}\{patch data}"); therefore, you must put the patch files directly in the WoW installation folder or in a subdirectory of said folder. For example, the following all work for "WoW-2.2.3-to-2.3.0-enUS-patch.zip":

1. unzip the files to "C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\WoW-2.2.3-to-2.3.0-enUS-patch" and double-click "C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\WoW-2.2.3-to-2.3.0-enUS-patch\BNUpdate.exe"
2. unzip the files to "C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\Patches" and double-click "C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\Patches\BNUpdate.exe"
3. unzip the files to "C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft" and double-click "C:\Program Files\World of Warcraft\BNUpdate.exe"

Sve detaljno objasnjeno!!!!


http://altar.vnet.ee/forums/index.php?showtopic=748

gl

krasno objasnjenje,cudo nije na japanskom.... ima li bolje objasnjenje.nemojj te mislit da sam dobio odgovor
instaliras wow, pa tbc pa
WoW-2.3.0-enGB-patch poslije ovog ima jedan mali od 4.3mb ja mislim, pa onda:
WoW-2.3.0.7561-to-2.3.2.7741-enGB-patch
i poslije ovog ima jedan mali
WoW-2.3.3-to-2.4.0-enGB-Win-patch
WoW-2.4.0.8089-to-2.4.1.8125-enGB-patch
WoW-2.4.1.8125-to-2.4.2.8278-enGB-patch
kad instaliras sve cd-ove od TBC


pokrenes wow on ce ti pokrenuti wow downloader i skinuce ti potrebne patcheve u komadu skida od 2.3 pa nadalje

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