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Installation DR > Catacombs?

LithorenLithoren Member Posts: 18
in Dark Age of Camelot

WARNING: The files will be installed in your Catacombs folder. If you wish to keep a Catacombs version of the game, copy your folder before running the installation. The files will be installed in your Catacombs folder. If you wish to keep a Catacombs version of the game, copy your folder before running the installation.The files will be installed in your Catacombs folder. If you wish to keep a Catacombs version of the game, copy your folder before running the installation.

Should I just accept or? I couldn't find an answer anywhere else in the forum :P

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  • YarosYaros Member Posts: 280
    Sure, why not? But if you want to keep separate Catacombs client, just copy all Catacombs folder to other place on your disk (or other disk).

  • JulianDracosJulianDracos Member UncommonPosts: 1,528
    I would go ahead and do it.  It just happens to be with every expansion
    they have a new client.  The only reason to keep a seperate Catacombs
    client is if you want to play the Catacombs client sometimes and other
    times DR.  Keep in mind that if you load up Catacombs you will not have
    access to the DR content.  I say just go ahead and do it and if for
    some reason you want Catacombs back, then reinstall it. 

  • TerridolTerridol Member Posts: 123

    DAoC is unique in it's Expansion design unlike everquest or SWG, you do not need to have the older expansions installed to run the newest version, but you will need to have them activated on your account to access them.

    Also the only reason why you would ned to keep catacombs installed on your system is if your machine is having difficulty running the new town and sturcture graphics.

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  • RJCoxRJCox Member Posts: 2,686
    What everyone else said above, you only NEED the latest expansion/version of the game/client. Some people keep older versions installed as well so they can run less graphically intense versions of the game for large raids in RvR and such to help with lag, etc. Other than that, which is completely optional based on what kinda system you have, there is no real reason to keep the previous versions installed.

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  • ElnatorElnator Member Posts: 6,077
    Unless you have an older rig there's no reason whatsoever to keep the older clients.

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