I’m sorry, but that’s just the way it is right now. This loss of fullscreen has had a lot of ripple effects that negatively impact a lot of people’s ability to play the game outright. Regardless of the reason for losing fullscreen mode, the fact that it’s gone means that we as players have to do quite a bit more work on our end to get the game running smoothly on our Macs.
Don’t quote me on this as I’m only hearing about this 2nd hand, but that’s what I’ve been told. I’m told that the loss of fullscreen is actually due to a deficiency of DirectX 12 on Windows, but for whatever reason, Blizzard has chosen to maintain the Mac and Windows build of the game in such a way that keeping parity means forcing the Mac build of the game to lose fullscreen as well.
#WOW ON MACBOOK PRO 13 RETINA 2015 PATCH#
Patch 8.0 brings us a lot of new features like a much-advanced engine running on the Metal API, but we’ve lost the ability to run the game in fullscreen. Sadly Patch 8.0 does not buck this up-and-down trend, and we are again at something of a low point. It’s been quite the rollercoaster the last few years hasn’t it? Both in terms of the lore and the technical aspects of the game.
The very heart of Azeroth is in need of healing but the denizens of said planet are now caught in a struggle for control of the very planetary resources needed to heal it! Now we must prepare for the impending Battle For Azeroth. Hello everyone and welcome to my WoW Performance Guide For Macs! The Burning Legion has been defeated… again… but at a dire cost. The World of Warcraft Performance Guide For Macs - Battle For Azeroth - Updated
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