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Developer: Blizzard Entertainment

Release date: 2007

Version: Burning Crusade 2.4.3 enGB + Full Game

Interface language: English

Tablet: Not required

Platform: Intel only

World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade is the first expansion set for the MMORPG World of Warcraft. It was released on January 16, 2007 at local midnight in Europe and North America, selling nearly 2.4 million copies on release day alone and making it, at the time, the fastest-selling PC game released at that point. Approximately 3.53 million copies were sold in the first month of release, including 1.9 million in North America, over 100,000 copies in Australasia, and nearly 1.6 million in Europe.

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Two new playable races were added to World of Warcraft in The Burning Crusade: the Draenei of the Alliance and the Blood Elves of the Horde. Previously, the shaman class was exclusive to the Horde faction (available to the orc, troll and tauren races), and the paladin class was exclusive to the Alliance faction (available to the human and dwarf races); with the new races, the expansion allowed players to be a Draenei shaman (Alliance), and a Blood Elf paladin (Horde). The level cap was raised by ten, making it 70 (up from 60, established in the original World of Warcraft) in addition to that; a whole new planet, Outland, was released, with associated quests, dungeons, raids, zones, creatures, and cities.

In Player versus Player (PvP), a new battleground, Eye of the Storm was introduced with two brackets: one for characters between levels 61–69, and another for level 70 characters. Players are unable to summon flying mounts in this battleground. The Eye of the Storm battleground is only available to those with the expansion.

In addition, a new PvP Arena System was introduced as a way for players to fight in 2 vs 2, 3 vs 3, or 5 vs 5 death-match style battles. While the arena system allowed players without The Burning Crusade expansion to partake in skirmish matches, those without the expansion were unable to participate in rated matches, which yield rewards based on a point system. Ladder matches were only accessible by players who have reached level 70. Three arena stages were introduced in The Burning Crusade expansion, including The Ruins of Lordaeron in the Undercity, The Circle of Blood in Blade's Edge Mountains, and the Ring of Trials in Nagrand.

Screenshots from the game World of Warcraft - The Burning Crusade

System requirements World of Warcraft - The Burning Crusade for Mac Os:

• Supported: Mac® OS X 10.3.9
• Not supported: Mac® OS X 10.4.x +
• Conflicts: Mac® OS X 10.7.x +
• Processor: 933 MHz
• Similar or better in relation to: G4 or G5
• RAM: 512 MB
• Video Card: 32 MB
• Supported Technologies: OpenGL, Hardware Transform / Lighting
• Similar or better in relation to: NVIDIA GeForce 2 or ATI Radeon 7200
• Free space: 11 GB

1. Launch WoW-2.0.0-enGB-Installer
2. then WoW-BurningCrusade-enGB-Slim-Installer
3. and then patches ascending

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Escaping into a role-playing game can be fun, co-operative, and stress-relieving. All this makes World of Warcraft's steady popularity for the last 15 years no surprise, as the massive multiplayer platform continues to deliver both joy and chaos in equal measure.

Today, many players forgo gaming computers or hand-built PCs in favor of smaller portable MacBooks. For some, it presents a problem because the fundamentals of World of Warcraft (WoW), its beautiful environments, and huge battles remain. Large games like WoW can be tricky to run on smaller or older computers. When the point of playing an RPG is immersion in a fantasy world, to have WoW download slow or run in a jarring way can ruin all the fun.

What To Do With WoW Slow Loading

There are a few reasons why you might experience stuttering graphics or a slow FPS rate while you're playing WoW. The obvious culprit is your network connection. You might find your computer catch the most trouble when WoW internet speed slows down. If your WoW internet slowness recovers, but the problems don't go away, you need to go for a closer inspection.

WoW slow loading can point to a few issues. Most stem from a lack of available RAM, overloaded processors, or game settings that your Mac is not able to support. If WoW internet speed slowness or connection issues are not the ones causing problems, you may find that adjusting your settings, physical setup, and automating maintenance on your computer gets you back to gaming in no time.

1. Check your Mac's heat levels

MacBooks often reach their thermal throttle and then start to suffer significantly from poor performance. Thermal issues are in many ways similar to faulty wireless connections, making it seem like WoW internet speed slowness or wireless routers are the issue. If your Mac is hot to the touch, you need to cool it down. Restart it or turn it off for some time. Alternatively, you can buy a specifically designed cooling pad or simple aluminum risers, which create air flow and are great at reducing heat.

2. Adjust your in-game settings

Running games in preset 'screen native' or 'native resolution' often taxes smaller computers' CPUs heavily. Additionally, after an update or installing an expansion, you may find custom settings to be erased. Familiarizing yourself with in-game settings to customize resolution and textures are key in preventing World of Warcraft slowdowns.

To customize in-game settings in WoW:

1. Launch the game and click the Menu button in the left-hand corner
2. Select System to open a window that allows you to begin customization
3. Start by ensuring your Resolution Scale matches your screen size. You may also drag the slider lower until you find an ideal setting.
4. Once adjusted, move down to your Graphics Quality slider. You can drop this comfortably to 5, along with decreasing Texture Resolution to Medium or Low.
5. Continue making these adjustments for all your Environment settings, taking all sliders to 5 and, additionally, lowering the quality of your Effects

You may also disable some graphic features under Effects that are known for making World of Warcraft slow on MacBooks. For example, Sunshaft affects light rendering on objects, but was created for larger graphic cards than MacBooks are currently built with.

Fully disabling Sunshaft will give the game a flatter quality but make it more playable and prevent WoW slow loading times. Keep in mind, many of these adjustments will take fine-tuning. So come back frequently and experiment with micro-tweaks after testing what works best for your Mac.

3. Free up RAM and disk space

A lack of RAM is the most common issue when running or downloading large apps or games. If you find a WoW download slow or an update that can't complete, it could mean a lack of memory. In a game like WoW, there are constant temporary exchanges of information that use memory while you're playing, so both permanent and temporary space needs to be available.

Permanent space is easier to free up by uninstalling programs you're not using. Simply drag them to the Trash and empty it, or run a de-installer. RAM can be more finicky to retrieve as it stores information temporarily and is in constant fluctuation. You can find out if your computer is running low on RAM by launching Activity Monitor:

1. Open Finder and type Activity Monitor in your search bar
2. Launch Activity Monitor and navigate to Memory
3. Check the graph labelled Memory Pressure at the bottom of the window that works on a traffic-light scale. Green indicates healthy RAM space, yellow means there are small changes you can make to free up RAM, and red says you have more serious issues.
4. Double-click the Memory column to view the highest usage of RAM at the top
5. If anything is taking up space unnecessarily — large programs or apps — end their processes by double-clicking the row and selecting Quit on the activity pop-up window

In addition to looking through Activity Monitor, RAM can be freed up manually by restarting your computer. However, if you have less than 1 GB of RAM available, it's likely your Mac will struggle. If you notice your WoW loading screen slow or jolty in-game play, it may mean having to check your RAM usage every time you play.

4. Quickly automate all tweaks

Freeing up RAM and uninstalling programs can be time consuming and at best incomplete. What's more, any time spent trying to get the game to work is time spent not enjoying it. Good news is you can automate manual cleanup of your computer and quickly uninstall old apps and software while freeing up RAM by using CleanMyMac X:

1. Download the free trial of CleanMyMac X
2. Drag it into your Applications folder
3. Open the app and run Smart Scan to automatically optimize your Mac

Follow up the Smart Scan with the Maintenance scan, selecting the option to free up RAM and repair disk permissions, both of which will help WoW run faster. If you're finding downloading WoW impossible or your WoW loading screen slow, create permanent space using CleanMyMac X's Uninstall feature. Select the Unused category and remove apps you no longer need.

Two new playable races were added to World of Warcraft in The Burning Crusade: the Draenei of the Alliance and the Blood Elves of the Horde. Previously, the shaman class was exclusive to the Horde faction (available to the orc, troll and tauren races), and the paladin class was exclusive to the Alliance faction (available to the human and dwarf races); with the new races, the expansion allowed players to be a Draenei shaman (Alliance), and a Blood Elf paladin (Horde). The level cap was raised by ten, making it 70 (up from 60, established in the original World of Warcraft) in addition to that; a whole new planet, Outland, was released, with associated quests, dungeons, raids, zones, creatures, and cities.

In Player versus Player (PvP), a new battleground, Eye of the Storm was introduced with two brackets: one for characters between levels 61–69, and another for level 70 characters. Players are unable to summon flying mounts in this battleground. The Eye of the Storm battleground is only available to those with the expansion.

In addition, a new PvP Arena System was introduced as a way for players to fight in 2 vs 2, 3 vs 3, or 5 vs 5 death-match style battles. While the arena system allowed players without The Burning Crusade expansion to partake in skirmish matches, those without the expansion were unable to participate in rated matches, which yield rewards based on a point system. Ladder matches were only accessible by players who have reached level 70. Three arena stages were introduced in The Burning Crusade expansion, including The Ruins of Lordaeron in the Undercity, The Circle of Blood in Blade's Edge Mountains, and the Ring of Trials in Nagrand.

Screenshots from the game World of Warcraft - The Burning Crusade

System requirements World of Warcraft - The Burning Crusade for Mac Os:

• Supported: Mac® OS X 10.3.9
• Not supported: Mac® OS X 10.4.x +
• Conflicts: Mac® OS X 10.7.x +
• Processor: 933 MHz
• Similar or better in relation to: G4 or G5
• RAM: 512 MB
• Video Card: 32 MB
• Supported Technologies: OpenGL, Hardware Transform / Lighting
• Similar or better in relation to: NVIDIA GeForce 2 or ATI Radeon 7200
• Free space: 11 GB

1. Launch WoW-2.0.0-enGB-Installer
2. then WoW-BurningCrusade-enGB-Slim-Installer
3. and then patches ascending

World Of Warcraft For Mac Air Force

Escaping into a role-playing game can be fun, co-operative, and stress-relieving. All this makes World of Warcraft's steady popularity for the last 15 years no surprise, as the massive multiplayer platform continues to deliver both joy and chaos in equal measure.

Today, many players forgo gaming computers or hand-built PCs in favor of smaller portable MacBooks. For some, it presents a problem because the fundamentals of World of Warcraft (WoW), its beautiful environments, and huge battles remain. Large games like WoW can be tricky to run on smaller or older computers. When the point of playing an RPG is immersion in a fantasy world, to have WoW download slow or run in a jarring way can ruin all the fun.

What To Do With WoW Slow Loading

There are a few reasons why you might experience stuttering graphics or a slow FPS rate while you're playing WoW. The obvious culprit is your network connection. You might find your computer catch the most trouble when WoW internet speed slows down. If your WoW internet slowness recovers, but the problems don't go away, you need to go for a closer inspection.

WoW slow loading can point to a few issues. Most stem from a lack of available RAM, overloaded processors, or game settings that your Mac is not able to support. If WoW internet speed slowness or connection issues are not the ones causing problems, you may find that adjusting your settings, physical setup, and automating maintenance on your computer gets you back to gaming in no time.

1. Check your Mac's heat levels

MacBooks often reach their thermal throttle and then start to suffer significantly from poor performance. Thermal issues are in many ways similar to faulty wireless connections, making it seem like WoW internet speed slowness or wireless routers are the issue. If your Mac is hot to the touch, you need to cool it down. Restart it or turn it off for some time. Alternatively, you can buy a specifically designed cooling pad or simple aluminum risers, which create air flow and are great at reducing heat.

2. Adjust your in-game settings

Running games in preset 'screen native' or 'native resolution' often taxes smaller computers' CPUs heavily. Additionally, after an update or installing an expansion, you may find custom settings to be erased. Familiarizing yourself with in-game settings to customize resolution and textures are key in preventing World of Warcraft slowdowns.

To customize in-game settings in WoW:

1. Launch the game and click the Menu button in the left-hand corner
2. Select System to open a window that allows you to begin customization
3. Start by ensuring your Resolution Scale matches your screen size. You may also drag the slider lower until you find an ideal setting.
4. Once adjusted, move down to your Graphics Quality slider. You can drop this comfortably to 5, along with decreasing Texture Resolution to Medium or Low.
5. Continue making these adjustments for all your Environment settings, taking all sliders to 5 and, additionally, lowering the quality of your Effects

You may also disable some graphic features under Effects that are known for making World of Warcraft slow on MacBooks. For example, Sunshaft affects light rendering on objects, but was created for larger graphic cards than MacBooks are currently built with.

Fully disabling Sunshaft will give the game a flatter quality but make it more playable and prevent WoW slow loading times. Keep in mind, many of these adjustments will take fine-tuning. So come back frequently and experiment with micro-tweaks after testing what works best for your Mac.

3. Free up RAM and disk space

A lack of RAM is the most common issue when running or downloading large apps or games. If you find a WoW download slow or an update that can't complete, it could mean a lack of memory. In a game like WoW, there are constant temporary exchanges of information that use memory while you're playing, so both permanent and temporary space needs to be available.

Permanent space is easier to free up by uninstalling programs you're not using. Simply drag them to the Trash and empty it, or run a de-installer. RAM can be more finicky to retrieve as it stores information temporarily and is in constant fluctuation. You can find out if your computer is running low on RAM by launching Activity Monitor:

1. Open Finder and type Activity Monitor in your search bar
2. Launch Activity Monitor and navigate to Memory
3. Check the graph labelled Memory Pressure at the bottom of the window that works on a traffic-light scale. Green indicates healthy RAM space, yellow means there are small changes you can make to free up RAM, and red says you have more serious issues.
4. Double-click the Memory column to view the highest usage of RAM at the top
5. If anything is taking up space unnecessarily — large programs or apps — end their processes by double-clicking the row and selecting Quit on the activity pop-up window

In addition to looking through Activity Monitor, RAM can be freed up manually by restarting your computer. However, if you have less than 1 GB of RAM available, it's likely your Mac will struggle. If you notice your WoW loading screen slow or jolty in-game play, it may mean having to check your RAM usage every time you play.

4. Quickly automate all tweaks

Freeing up RAM and uninstalling programs can be time consuming and at best incomplete. What's more, any time spent trying to get the game to work is time spent not enjoying it. Good news is you can automate manual cleanup of your computer and quickly uninstall old apps and software while freeing up RAM by using CleanMyMac X:

1. Download the free trial of CleanMyMac X
2. Drag it into your Applications folder
3. Open the app and run Smart Scan to automatically optimize your Mac

Follow up the Smart Scan with the Maintenance scan, selecting the option to free up RAM and repair disk permissions, both of which will help WoW run faster. If you're finding downloading WoW impossible or your WoW loading screen slow, create permanent space using CleanMyMac X's Uninstall feature. Select the Unused category and remove apps you no longer need.

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When using your MacBook for a large game like WoW, keeping on top of regular maintenance and knowing how to adjust your in-game settings is key to getting a smooth gameplay. Automating these processes and running them on a regular basis using CleanMyMac X is by far the quickest solution. Not only will this get your games and apps running faster, it will keep your computer in great condition, leaving you free to play.