In the BNET client it states “Initializing…” for a while before the blue button there becomes interactive again and is labeled “Update”.I see a few more “Agents” added to the process list, all sitting at 100% CPU and doing nothing very useful apparently.What this also means is that I just installed Rosetta 2 today I’ve managed to avoid Rosetta entirely to this point. With Activity Monitor open and sorted by “kind” so I can see the Intel apps (which are only Blizzard’s – literally everything else I use is native), I initiate the Classic WoW game installation.I started with a clean client installation and won’t speak about my amazement that this is still not native to Apple Silicon.I should still be able to install the product and then fork over the $$$ once I can confirm the app even launches. I have not re-activcated my WoW subscription yet, but this shouldn’t matter if I’m not mistaken.I’m trying to get a new install of Classic on this system and it’s simply not happening and I have no clue how to attack this. These days my every-day machine is a 2022 Mac Studio of the M1 Max variety with 64GB mem. I used an eGPU with that system and it was great. Back then it was on a 2019 MacBook Pro which of course is Intel-based. I’ve been around WoW since 2006 but haven’t played any WoW since Classic was launched some years back.
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