What sort of issue are you running into?
Is the game requesting CD-keys and you own Reforged?
If yes, then contact blizzard support and they’ll provide you with a RoC CD-key so you can access the game.
Game is simply not opening?
What version is your Mac OS? is your OS 32-bit or 64-bit?
Generally newer Mac models all have 64-bit, and due to newer Mac OS dropping support for 32-bit apps, Warcraft III is moving to 64-bit only for Mac computers.
Details regarding your OS are under the following
(Apple logo - top left) → About this mac→Processor
If not listed:
(Apple logo - top left) → About this mac→System Report…→Hardware→Processor
The following processors identify what bit your processor is
32-bit only
- Intel Core Solo
- Intel Core Duo
64-bit
- Core 2 Duo
- Dual-core Xeon
- Quad-core Xeon
- Core i3
- Core i5
- Core i7
Is the game simply not opening and you have a 64 bit OS?
You can try uninstalling the app (throwing the entire folder in the trash), and re-installing with the online installer
You can also try the following
Running the game with OpenGL (Support may be removed in the future)
There are two methods to run this, either use terminal to run your app with arguments, or simply create a script you can run the arguments automatically.
Method 1 - Terminal
- Open Terminal
- Type or copy/paste the following command
exec /Applications/Warcraft\ III/x86_64/Warcraft\ III.app/Contents/MacOS/Warcraft\ III -graphicsapi OpenGL
Method 2 - .command file (recommended)
- Open TextEdit
- Create new document (Hotkey - ⌘N)
- Convert file to plain text by the following menu
Format → Make Plain Text (Hotkey - ⇧⌘T)
- Enter the following text into the file
#!/bin/sh
/Applications/Warcraft\ III/x86_64/Warcraft\ III.app/Contents/MacOS/Warcraft\ III -graphicsapi OpenGL
- Save file with following name
Warcraft.command
Recommend saving this to your desktop or wherever is easiest for you to access.
You will need to change the permissions on the .command file so it gives the owner of the file the ability to execute it
- Open terminal
- Type the following command
chmod u+x /path/to/Warcraft.command
After you’ve done this once, you’ll never have to do it again, and it will simply allow you to double click it moving forward.
Let us know if this didn’t help to solve your problems. Hopefully we can get this sorted so you can get back to playing.