Thanks for sharing man
How do you handle different server versions? Do you rename the Runewaker folder into Runewaker2, Runewaker3 and so on? Or is there any better way to structure it?
I highly advise against using these files at this point. 6.4.2 uses the old, outdated 32bit client while there is a complete 64bit client running on 6.5.2 with a few very skilled users porting the databases to 7.4.0. I've decided to remove the links to the old files from my guide as well and already added notes for handling the new files properly.
As for obtaining them, users have to find the better known users here and ask around. These files are very delicate and we've got way too many nosy people reporting them either to the hosts or to Arcadia for a takedown.
Please update the download link, thank you!
I often follow this post, if you can upload the file again, I would be very grateful!If someone really want to have THESE files from this thread, i can upload them to mega. Its just approx 3 gigz, theres no client in it and you have a lot to do by yourself.
6.4.2.2753-6.5.3.2762.rar is the file you're looking after.
Furthermore: these files are (now that we have the mupu relelease) nearly useless (except the SQL-database), since you only can use it for the 32 Bit release.
I often follow this post, if you can upload the file again, I would be very grateful!
Thank you, but I think many people still hope to update the link.Take it from someone who's been playing with the 32bit client for years and the 64bit client since it was first released around October last year:
64bit is the better one. I was playing for three weeks straight, average eight hours a day, until I literally got bored and tired from playing the game and there was no single crash ever. The performance difference is nothing but groundbreaking. In the over ten years I've been following and playing the official version with the old 32bit client, this has never been possible at any moment.
I will post a download link when i'm at home, which will be at around six hours from now.