Wadmodder

It's very likely or unlikely that the 64-bit ports of classic Source engine games (pre-Source 2) are in a form of development hell, making this the 3rd Valve project in...

Many of the older DirectX versions are not officially supported by Microsoft anymore. List of versions and possible same EOL dates as main support for Microsoft's operating systems: DirectX 1.0,...

So in other words to Valve, re-release all Source Engine games on macOS again and then will buy them, but this time ship it with a new codebase and a...

It's been five years now, and no 64-bit updates have been made to the macOS versions of Valve's titles outside of the legacy version of CS:GO and Dota 2, so...

In otherwords, why not just delist all 32-bit only macOS titles from Steam completely, and just discontinue macOS support from GoldSrc, Source 1 & Source 2 completely. Also, F*** @kisak-valve...

> meow meow. i'm still hoping to see this fixed :( Not happening and no longer possible, as Valve had quietly cancelled the 64-bit macOS updates to all their games...

Apple never released a x64 version of QuickTime during the lifespan of the Windows version (1991 to 2016), and in fact Apple never released a 64-bit version of their QuickTime...

Valve will also likely remove all the Mac files for their other games that ran on GoldSrc, Source 1 & Source 2 from their Steam depot download servers very soon...

> Besides that, I also want to remind people that older versions of the Source engine have been compiled for native ARM64 just fine, so supporting modern macOS would not...

> OpenGL doesn't seem to be a problem right now, assuming Valve still wants to stick to it and nothing else. Apple Silicon is compatible with OpenGL 4.1 and Sonoma...