It will take way too long because my internet it really shitty right now. I guess I will just wait. What if I try to install the TW patch or something? What if I restore my computer to before I did the patch?
I used to download GBS in a 56k modem in 2001 ish rofl... but then the file was split in 300+ pieces, to make it easyer to fix if file got corrupted in transfer ROFl...
Cmon guys, it doesn't happen for the first time, this has been solved a million times already.
Its very easy, someone should put it into the op.
1. Before starting the game (so basically - before downloading and installing new patch) run your recolize.bat with the option 3 (clean install). Then run SC2 and let it install the patch. Close the game after that.
2. Go into the folder G:\StarCraft II\Support\Relocaliser_1.3.6 or whatever it is where you installed your game and find the relocalize.bat file
append it with the "19679" value (and for the record this is the number you can see in the left bottom corner when your game starts, right now it says 1.4.0.19679). Note that this value will be different with any other patch coming out.
I have a question. Would it be possible for me by using this to play on the EU Servers with a Korean Client? The reason I ask is that I would like to use a Korean Player name but I was told by a GM that you can only use Korean characters on the Korean Client - but I want to play on the EU server. Once I have done my name I can change back to the English Client and keep my korean name and play on the EU servers, is this possible using this software and if so how exactly could I do it?
On September 23 2011 00:35 teamttd wrote: I have a question. Would it be possible for me by using this to play on the EU Servers with a Korean Client? The reason I ask is that I would like to use a Korean Player name but I was told by a GM that you can only use Korean characters on the Korean Client - but I want to play on the EU server. Once I have done my name I can change back to the English Client and keep my korean name and play on the EU servers, is this possible using this software and if so how exactly could I do it?
You can't cross-realm, people that use relocalizer have often two (or more) accounts, for example one EU account and one US/KR/SEA and so on. So basically they use relocalize to change between servers.
On September 23 2011 00:35 teamttd wrote: I have a question. Would it be possible for me by using this to play on the EU Servers with a Korean Client? The reason I ask is that I would like to use a Korean Player name but I was told by a GM that you can only use Korean characters on the Korean Client - but I want to play on the EU server. Once I have done my name I can change back to the English Client and keep my korean name and play on the EU servers, is this possible using this software and if so how exactly could I do it?
u need an EU account for that but playing with the kr client then should be np.
On September 23 2011 00:35 teamttd wrote: I have a question. Would it be possible for me by using this to play on the EU Servers with a Korean Client? The reason I ask is that I would like to use a Korean Player name but I was told by a GM that you can only use Korean characters on the Korean Client - but I want to play on the EU server. Once I have done my name I can change back to the English Client and keep my korean name and play on the EU servers, is this possible using this software and if so how exactly could I do it?
u need an EU account for that but playing with the kr client then should be np.
Would I need to use this software to play on the EU server with a KO Client or should I just download the KO Client. I already have an EU Server account btw but I use the English Client atm
I used the repair tool and manually installed the patch and it worked. I think maybe it worked because the KR server patch is out now so when it was trying to install the KR patch it had an error.
Hmmm. Now my Relocalizer isn't working. I have been using this for a while and now it doesn't work. When I go to switch sources to TW it stays on NA. I can switch to KR though, but I have a TW account. Even when I switch from KR to TW it goes to NA.
On September 23 2011 00:35 teamttd wrote: I have a question. Would it be possible for me by using this to play on the EU Servers with a Korean Client? The reason I ask is that I would like to use a Korean Player name but I was told by a GM that you can only use Korean characters on the Korean Client - but I want to play on the EU server. Once I have done my name I can change back to the English Client and keep my korean name and play on the EU servers, is this possible using this software and if so how exactly could I do it?
u need an EU account for that but playing with the kr client then should be np.
Would I need to use this software to play on the EU server with a KO Client or should I just download the KO Client. I already have an EU Server account btw but I use the English Client atm
There's a reason you don't see any Korean names on any servers but the Korean one. You can only have a Korean name on the Korean SERVER, not client. Even if you're playing on that server through a Taiwan account you can't have a Korean name.
e: trying the guide on page 74 now. Should be made sticky!
Cmon guys, it doesn't happen for the first time, this has been solved a million times already.
Its very easy, someone should put it into the op.
1. Before starting the game (so basically - before downloading and installing new patch) run your recolize.bat with the option 3 (clean install). Then run SC2 and let it install the patch. Close the game after that.
2. Go into the folder G:\StarCraft II\Support\Relocaliser_1.3.6 or whatever it is where you installed your game and find the relocalize.bat file
append it with the "19679" value (and for the record this is the number you can see in the left bottom corner when your game starts, right now it says 1.4.0.19679). Note that this value will be different with any other patch coming out.
I don't mind updating the relocalizer each patch like ive been doing, it is done exactly like Ju!cy is saying... But I have the feeling people are forgetting to do the correct procedure before the patch is released, and are updating client with wrong default localization ... That will obviously not allow the game to have the EXACT MD5 match it is supposed to have, 1 byte difference will change the MD5 match... So if you have the MD5 missmatch error, you have forgoten to re-relocalize back to default locale + you forgot to clean install...
If you see the md5 mismatch error, reinstall the client..
??? Ohhh you don't want to reinstall the client because the patch takes too long to download ?
Well, here is the solution, download the current patch (manual patch) as soon as it's available, it will be faster to patch it that way (only required if you mess up as explained above).
By the way, when I have time, I will make a nice application, so that it will check for version everytime before sc2 launches, If version missmatch, it will re-relocalize to what it was the first time it was relocalized from.
I hope some one takes the idea and does it because I don't want to start with it, but if I start I will finish it... this is how its done:
Process[] p = Process.GetProcessesByName(PROCESS_NAME); FileVersionInfo versionInfo; if (p[0] != null) { versionInfo = p[0].MainModule.FileVersionInfo; game.version = versionInfo.FileVersion; }
// There is a new patch! if (game.version != GameData.WORKING_VERSION) { // Stop the timer and display a warning timerRefresh.Enabled = false;
"command to re relocalize to what it was due to it was registered in the history file of new relocalizer or log)
Close();
Then we can easily implement an auto updater, I am offering my server to serve any files.
Or maybe some one might give me the motivation, but the tool we already have is so easy to manipulate, we shouldn't even have to go this far.