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Here's how you play Garena's 1.2.0 in English.
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1. Install PoE, garena client, register, etc. You should be able to do this. | |
2. Navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\GarenaPoETW\GameData\Apps (or wherever it's installed to) | |
3. You should have POETW folder there. Rename it to POETW2 | |
4. Create new folder, name it POETW | |
5. Drop this file: pathofexile.exe https://mega.co.nz/#!hJ9VmIBY!uRJFKdTAXjuKsq6Kk1TA7tdjSpFZ03XgJrBl1KWosjY to POETW | |
6. Launch PoE via Garena client, it should be in English now. Enjoy idling in queue! | |
Here's the source for pathofexile.exe: | |
#include <stdio.h> | |
#include <stdlib.h> | |
int main(int argc, char *argv[]) { | |
char command[4096] = {0}; | |
sprintf(command, "cd ..\\POETW2 && PathOfExile.exe %s --language english", argv[1]); | |
system(command); | |
} | |
If you don't trust my binaries you can compile it yourself, any C compiler should do. |
It should be named pathofexile.exe, I don't think if you renamed .bat to .exe it'll still work.
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Can't you just make a .bat file to launch it with that command, shouldn't have to bother with an exe.