The fastest way would be to copy your current install (or at least the piggs folder) to a flash drive (or any other media), then download the NCSoft Launcher, start the CoH installation via that, immediately stop it once it begins, copy the piggs folder over the piggs folder in the CoH instalation directory, and then use 'repair' in the launcher.
Using the GvE install CD would probably result in a longer time than even just a fresh download via the NCSoft Launcher (likely by a large margin).
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Originally Posted by ShadowNate
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Yeah, since the GvE discs, for one, would have the old updater - grab from the website.
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That's right. It is that time. Old bessy needs to go and play with all the other little computers on the farm. I have started the intricate discussions with my wife. I have a budget in my head. I am trying to get the warchest to back up that budget, and I am starting to outline what I must have, need, want, etc.
But the question I bring before the boards today is much simpler. Once I have the shining new thingamabob that makes the pretty lights hit the screen, what is the best way to install CoX on the machine. Do you actually just go to the website and let it install the entire client from there? I know my old good/evil disks are around somewhere, but that seems like a bad idea.