Bladie21

Thanks for all the help, I tried this and there were no active seeders and it was a huge estimate of days to download.

Okay I don't know why - I tested MoP from the launcher and right away it downloaded the files, then launched he initial setup like you showed, just didn't work for WoD

So I followed what you said. I launched the Firestorm launcher, I said yes to contained full game in a brand new folder. After it was finished I restarted and then tried running the WoW.exe and it gave me the CAS error. I even turned off read-only. Didn't work. I even copied the WoW.exe to a new empty folder so it was the only file and loads up data, logs, and WTF but then nothing else.

Okay so- I am going to delete all Firestorm data. I am going to re download the launcher, then download the launcher data for WoD then you said I should restart the computer then run the Wow.exe or Wow-64.exe in the Firestorm folder correct? then English US

When I have tried to install the game it gives me a language and I have tried both English American and Europe and neither are working now.

I have never played the server before I am just starting to try to get it working.

C:\Users\kwish\Desktop\FirestormLauncher

Official WoW D:\Games\World of Warcraft Firestorm D:\Games\Firestorm WoW\WoD

Yeah, doing what you suggested just gives me the CAS error again. I changed the red-only settings for the new folder and tried opening both Wow and Wow-64 and it just gives the error. Edit: Why exactly should I not use the Battle.net files?

Hi, new here but thought I would share my two cents. I originally did the fresh install of the launcher (using Battle.net downloaded files). I to kept getting the CAS error. So I decided to delete the launcher and reinstall it and just simply linking to the Battle.net folder. When asked for the first time what language you are(location) I had kept putting America(English) but the last time I tried I put Europe(English) not sure if this helped or I just finally fixed it with the read data and what not. Just thought I would say just in case,