The file says to select the game directory. I select the directory on my D: drive (my SSD) and then it comes back up again asking for the same directory. I must be missing something.

Gamegene

United States8308 Posts

August 03 2012 08:54 GMT

#24

Oh thank ~~God~~ R1CH.

I got fucked over big time when bigfoot stopped working. Thanks man!

Kokujin

United States456 Posts

August 03 2012 08:59 GMT

#25

god damn wizardry

R1CH

Netherlands10342 Posts

August 03 2012 09:01 GMT

#26

On August 03 2012 17:49 Doriboi wrote:
The file says to select the game directory. I select the directory on my D: drive (my SSD) and then it comes back up again asking for the same directory. I must be missing something.

You need to select a SC2 folder that has been patched to 1.5.0.

Clefairy

1570 Posts

August 03 2012 09:02 GMT

#27

This is awesome! Thanks for saving me from having to reinstall

Now if only there was a way to preserve language while changing regions, or even better Blizzard allows us to choose a language.

Aervhorn

Norway67 Posts

August 03 2012 09:04 GMT

#28

I'm normally on EU server and I'm new to this changing realm thing: do I need multiple SC2 licences for the respective realms or can I gain access to all the other realms based off of my EU-based SC2 licence? I logged into NA server using Region Changer.exe and once in, advertisements for upgrading the starter's edition appeared.

Cheers!

R1CH

Netherlands10342 Posts

August 03 2012 09:05 GMT

#29

All SC2 accounts come with a starter edition license for EU and NA (maybe others?). If you don't have an account there, you'll be restricted to the starter edition. You still need a game license for each region to use the full game.

Existor

Russian Federation4295 Posts

August 03 2012 09:15 GMT

#30

Is it possible to play with korean or chinese language on EU server? With your Region changer and lhr0909's relocalizer?

DarKcS

Australia1237 Posts

August 03 2012 09:16 GMT

#31

You can join any server and it grants you a starter licence on first join. Good for testing ping for free

chambertin

United States1704 Posts

August 03 2012 09:22 GMT

#32

I assume that this does not work/hasn't been tested for Mac?

Thank you anyway, this looks great!

Tazerenix

Australia340 Posts

August 03 2012 09:23 GMT

#33

On August 03 2012 18:05 R1CH wrote:
All SC2 accounts come with a starter edition license for EU and NA (maybe others?). If you don't have an account there, you'll be restricted to the starter edition. You still need a game license for each region to use the full game.

Interestingly, with the starter edition both the localeidassets and localeiddata directives can be set to a different region and you can still login, resulting in accessing the TW server with english text etc., however this doesn't work for guest or full accounts.

ShaneFeit

92 Posts

August 03 2012 09:34 GMT

#34

Thank you!

Great program for us that are playing on multiple servers.

Tingles

Australia225 Posts

August 03 2012 09:39 GMT

#35

You can have my babies if you want R1CH.
You sir are a goddamn legend.

y0su

Finland7871 Posts

August 03 2012 09:51 GMT

#36

great!

ShiniSama

United States103 Posts

August 03 2012 10:10 GMT

#37

I am completely new to this type of thing so I am going to need a little help... When I unpack the zip file and run the SC2 Region Changer.exe the box pops up where you chose a region. When I click on a region it brings me to a window that says Browse For Folder. What do I do here? do I just find my SC2 folder and use that?