142509-wildstar-on-mac

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			Hey, i got a stupid question... Wildstar is now f2p and did they released an mac version ? 	
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I hope so.  I don't know if it will happen any time soon, but it would be nice if the game was available to even more people.  Mac is kind of limited when it comes to games, I used to play on a Mac and I cannot for the life of me understand why I made the decision to buy one after getting a good gaming PC...  I digress, the point was that I really only stuck with WoW for as long as I did because there were so few games for Mac.  If Wildstar was available on Mac, I think just about anyone who plays MMOs on Mac will flock to it.
 
Fingers crossed, here's to hoping it happens in the future.	
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I play in bootcamp to win 10 on my Mac. I needed a profesional machine so I got a Mac, high end enough that it could also game.
 
PCs aren't good for anything but gaming, Macs are good for all but gaming...
 
But every Mac is also a PC once you add windows to it.	
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I play in bootcamp to win 10 on my Mac. I needed a profesional machine so I got a Mac, high end enough that it could also game.
 
PCs aren't good for anything but gaming, Macs are good for all but gaming...
 
But every Mac is also a PC once you add windows to it.
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I play in bootcamp to win 10 on my Mac. I needed a profesional machine so I got a Mac, high end enough that it could also game.
 
PCs aren't good for anything but gaming, Macs are good for all but gaming...
 
But every Mac is also a PC once you add windows to it.
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No I work in tech, I'm a web developer for both front and backend code. Professionally in the Silicon Valley we all use Macs for development.
 
Nothing to do with an Apple commercial. It has to do with what is a better platform for professional work. I got Windows on it only so I could play games - there's nothing else unique about Windows and its otherwise not as good of a development environment (I've worked .net before, that's an experienced opinion) and lacks a lot for both stability and security.
 
That said, I do NOT want to see them put out a Mac client if they do it 'on the cheap' like FFXIV and GW2 did - using an emulator. WoW's works so well because it was actually developed as its own codebase, and isn't just an emulator wrapper around the window's client.	
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			macs play games?	
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No I work in tech, I'm a web developer for both front and backend code. Professionally in the Silicon Valley we all use Macs for development.
 
Nothing to do with an Apple commercial. It has to do with what is a better platform for professional work. I got Windows on it only so I could play games - there's nothing else unique about Windows and its otherwise not as good of a development environment (I've worked .net before, that's an experienced opinion) and lacks a lot for both stability and security.
 
That said, I do NOT want to see them put out a Mac client if they do it 'on the cheap' like FFXIV and GW2 did - using an emulator. WoW's works so well because it was actually developed as its own codebase, and isn't just an emulator wrapper around the window's client.
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			I play on a 12-core Mac Pro in Boot Camp. I would love not having to restart in Windows every time I want to play. It is because of this, I only play Wildstar about once a month.	
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The only reason I need to use a mac or *nix box for my work is because of that mentality.
Every library I need uses fork, and instead of writing it on a Windows equivalent, this mentality is what limits technology.
Only reason why I work with a mac, cause I wouldn't buy it for anything else.
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Hey, i got a stupid question... Wildstar is now f2p and did they released an mac version ? 
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Hey, i got a stupid question... Wildstar is now f2p and did they released an mac version ? 
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PCs aren't good for anything but gaming, Macs are good for all but gaming...
 
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Well .Net development. In the twin cities most development teams I've been on uses PCs because it seems like every company here likes to use .Net. 
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Sorry, at this time there are no plans to have WildStar run on a Mac.
 
Thank you,
 
-Team WildStar	
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