

And just throw it in the Sheepshaver folder. Follow all the instructions to set up Sheepshaver here Diablo 2 and LOD Discs (you only need the LOD discs if you want to play LOD)Ģ. OS 10.7.0 and OS 9.0.0 (emulated through sheepshaver)ġ. So I thought Hmmmm how am I going to do this. And didn't want to re-partition my HDD for 10.6 and Rosetta. But apart from this the game works just fine.ĭoes not work well at all - getting it to work this way is still a work in progress You have to Command+click (and control+click when vendoring loot) to simulate a right click. Ok here is the 3 ways to get Diablo 2 to be playable on OS X, with pros and cons of each method. With a few work arounds it does indeed work. But a lot of people have complained on these Diablo 3 forums that Diablo 2 does not work on OS X 10.7.

I know this is not a Diablo 3 topic per sé.
