Ahead of the public release of macOS 10.14 Mojave this fall, Steam has finally updated its Mac application to be 64-bit. This is incredibly important for Steam users as macOS Mojave will be the last version of macOS to support 32-bit applications….

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As noted in a thread on Reddit, with the jump to 64-bit come a handful of performance improvements. Users report that the interface is more responsive and that it runs “significantly better” than past 32-bit versions of the app.

In addition to now being 64-bit, Steam for Mac includes a new chat system which it says more modern, more flexible, and features “group chats built for gaming.” All of the new features of the chat client can be found on Steam’s website.

For macOS users, another change comes in that Steam has stopped using the pre-Yosemite window buttons (finally) and has made the jump to the current design:

Yesterday they pushed out a big update with a new chat system they had been testing recently, and, after checking, all of Steam finally seems to run on 64 bit now!

On top of that, they finally stopped using the pre-Yosemite window buttons and added the current versions.

macOS started warning users earlier this year that 32-bit applications would soon become incompatible with the operating system. At WWDC, the company confirmed that Mojave will be the last version of macOS to support 32-bit applications.

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Mac Client Related Information

With the release of the LOTRO Mac Client (Beta Version) there are many overlapping areas of information between First time users and on-going activities. The information is split to improve readability. Problem resolution information!Mac Client Communications notes - Port Forwarding, UDP and other notes Problem resolution information!General Trouble Shooting Techniques File Locations - Where files reside and where you need to put things like Plugins, Skins and Music files. Messages - Screenshots of various messages generated by the Mac Client and an attempt to intuit their meanings and explain them. Known Issues -- A compilation of known problems with the Mac client. Gatekeeper Information -- Screenshots of Apple's Gatekeeper control panels and instructions. Steam Installation - Steam Installation notes Happy Cloud Installation - a description of the Happy Cloud Installer obsolete

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LOTRO Mac Client is also available as a download via STEAM

• The Mac Client for LOTRO appeared on STEAM 7 December 2012. http://store.steampowered.com/app/212500/

• This download has not been updated. Consequently after the Steam Download, an extended Patch (Update) session is needed to bring the client current.

This 'patch' frequently takes longer than the original download, as it includes both Expansions (Update 8 - Riders of Rohan; and Update 12 - Helm's Deep) as well as the various updates along the way.

• The Steam download of LOTRO of the Mac Client for LOTRO requires roughly 20GB of disk space. Download time is approximately 2.5 - 3 hours depending upon your communications speeds.

Steam For Mac Client Login

NOTE: The Mac Client downloaded via Steam is identical to the Mac Client downloaded from lotro.com. Steam is simply a download mechanism.

1. You first need to download and install the Steam engine for the Mac, if you do not have it installed. When you visit the Steam Store at the link above, a pop-up 'Got Steam?' will greet you as soon as you click the 'play' (download) button. The Steam client is a 1.5 MB download.
2. If you currently have the Steam Mac Client installed, simply navigate to the 'Store,' search for 'Lord of the Rings,' click 'Play' and the download will begin. Do not be intimidated by the initial estimate of 11 days for the download -- it's a bug in the Steam Client.
3. As always, following the download the Mac Client will initialize and patch. This process will take an addition 20-40 minutes depending upon your CPU and disk speed.

There is no indicator that anything is happening during portions of this process, especially the 'applying Forward Iterations' section -- no slider movement, countdown timer, etc.

Steam Notes

• Steam installs the Mac Client itself in:

~/Library/Application Support/Steam/SteamApps/common/Lord of the Rings Online/The Lord of the Rings Online™.app

• All other file locations and comments are identical to the Turbine Mac Client Download information (see below).

• If you want to keep Steam on an external drive, simply move the contents of the folder '~/Library/Application Support/Steam' to your external drive, and then provide a symbolic link back to the original location:

cd ~/Library/'Application Support' (note that the space needs to be 'escaped')

ln -s '/Volumes/<external-drive-name>/Steam'

• To launch LOTRO without using the Steam interface

Option 1 -- launch LOTRO once via the Steam Interface. Once 'the ring' appears in your dock -- but BEFORE you enter your Userid and password, right-click on the ring icon, select Options, Keep in Dock.

Option 2 (use when Steam is failing) -- Using the finder, navigate to the application in the location above and double click on it.

• Once installed, all patching and client updates are handled by the client in the normal Turbine manner, Steam is not involved.
• All DLC (as Steam calls it) for LOTRO requires that the 'CD Key' be entered at your account on 'myaccount.turbine.com'
• LOTRO Points (LP) can be purchased through your Steam Wallet, or by using Steam cash in the LOTRO on-line Store.
• Turbine Support FAQ for STEAM wallet: How do I make a purchase through Steam?

• When purchasing 'DLC' via STEAM, you must take the 'CD KEY' from Steam and enter it at myaccount.turbine.com.
• To find your 'CD KEY' the instructions in that FAQ are slightly different - Note also that this does NOT describe the 'Big Picture' mode:

1. go the Steam Library
2. find the SMALL entry in the upper left corner of the screen -- NOT the large icon in the center
3. Right click on that name: 'Lord of the Rings Online(tm)' and select 'View Downloadable Content' from the pop-up menu.
4. That will bring up a window labeled 'Lord of the Rings Online(tm) - Properties'

Trouble Shooting under Steam

• The Steam overlay has been known to cause 'issues.' Those issues come and go and have no consistent symptoms. If you have 'strange' problems, simply launch the game without the Steam Interface as described above.

• NEVER Verify Cache when using the Mac Client under Steam! This will ALWAYS result in a complete re-downlad of the LOTRO Mac Client!

The Verify simply compares the 'checksums' of what it has to download with what is on your computer. These will ALWAYS be different because the Patching of the LOTRO Client is done directly by Turbine, and the Steam Download is never patched. Consequently, the checksums will always be different, and will always result in a complete download of all patched files.. which then just have to be patched again!

DDO Download under Steam

• DDO download size -- 7.6GB
• Steam installs the Mac Client itself in:

~/Library/Application Support/Steam/SteamApps/common/Dungeons and Dragons Online/DNDLauncher.app

• DNDLauncher.app - is the actual game launcher.

Accessibility Message

If you get the following messages:

• The first comes from Steam: Steam - Game Overlay Access

The in-game Steam overlay requires access to assistive devices to be enabled.

• The second comes from OSX (10.9.4 or later)

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Steam.app would like to control this computer using accessibility features.

Note the following. (Explanation from HenryG of Valve)

10.9.4 is stricter with application updates than previous versions of the OS. Also, our recent 'blue' update was a big one-time change under the hood, and it reorganized the way our application bundle is organized for better compatibility with 10.9.4 and 10.10. The change in bundle structure is confusing OS X until the next system reboot.

This issue doesn't affect everybody, and once you get the issue resolved, it will no longer occur with future updates. Also, it shouldn't occur for anyone who does a fresh install from the website for the first time. The corruption issue only affects users who already authorized the old-style (pre-blue) application on a 10.9.x or 10.10 system and haven't restarted since the update.

Here are the steps - somewhat more detailed that previously posted:

1. Quit Steam - Really quit it, don't simply hide it.
2. Open System Preferences under the Apple Menu
3. Select 'Security and Privacy'
4. Select the 'Privacy' tab.
5. Select 'Accessibility'

   The display will state: 'Allow the apps below to control your computer.'

6. 'Click the lock to make changes' -- enter your system password
7. Unckeck 'Steam.app'
8. Close the System Preferences window.
9. SHUTDOWN your system
10. Boot your system.
11. Run Steam.
12. Run LOTRO
13. When prompted enable Steam's access via system preferences

    (What you did in steps 2 through 8 above, with the exception that in step 7, CHECK 'Steam.app')

14. Quit LOTRO
15. Quit Steam
16. Run Steam and launch LOTRO again: this time you should not be prompted for anything

This sequence does work under 10.9.4 and later versions of OSX, including Yosemite.