Believe it or not, Far Cry now works as of the OS 10.5.5. update. There
are, however, a few caveats. First, for some reason, though it
installed just fine (before 10.5.5, it would not install at all) I
couldn't get the 1.4 patch to apply correctly. It kept failing with a
runtime error. I got around this by running the patch with Parallels
and manually selecting the install location in my Crossover bottle,
rather than let it install to the default location. You could use Boot
Camp to do the same thing, but you'll have to copy your Far Cry install
to your Windows volume first, then manually select its location in the
installer. With that bit of silliness done, the game was patched and
installed. From there, the game ran perfectly with all settings set to
high, and textures set to very high.
Edit by Don: Having the same trouble in linux vis the v1.4 patch, and of course I refuse outright to use windoughs as a work-around. I haven't tried applying the patches one at a time yet, but I have submitted a ticket/logfile about this in case some light from yonder LED torch glows....
Edit by Don: No luck trying to apply any patches at all - they all fail displaying the same misbehavior
Edit by Don: For now, see my forum posting here about how to apply the official patches using mainstream wine, and merging that into your existing FarCry bottle.
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