Plutonium

GortTheFirst Wdym specifically? I mean it's obvious. To stop cheaters/hackers from ruining the game?

You could try verify your game files through steam.

Wasdwasd72 you could try using the command uploadstats in console before exiting.

Are you using pirated files? If that the case then that is your issue. Plutonium no longer support piracy. Buy the game on steam.

it is recommended you buy the DLC. Plutonium doesn't support piracy.

scinkx It still has a lot of work to do.

Dev_ej8 I think it might work due to the changes of mod loading. Since I did see the hell redeemer on Origins. The issue would be the functionality and the sound of the weapon.

I don't think call of duty have ever release a public version of their engine ever. The IW engine used in Call of Duty games is derived from id Tech 3, which is the engine behind Quake III Arena.

Ensure your username is correct. Ensure your password is also correct. It is case sensitive so make sure you type your username as it is, this also applies to your password.

DatBomber420 It's not that hard to understand. Plutonium used to support pirate copies from the past. However due to the threat of cease of desist, they decide to remove support for it so Plutonium can be kept alive. BOIII a black ops 3 client was shut down, xlabs a client for mw2 ghost and advance warfare was shut down, another client sm2 for MWR was also shut down.
We discourage pirate copies to ensure plutonium survival. Or else you wouldn't even be here on plutonium complaining about why there's no safe way to play these old cods. Even if the admins put harsh restrictions, the community will complain about every possible detail. To piracy, to owning, vpn, anticheat, patches, the game, brand, features, functionality, reliability, modding, etc. At least be grateful for the things you have atm. Just don't go complaining when it's gone.
You just won't receive any support for pirate copies. It is possible for plutonium to work with pirate copies of the game. Good for you that you say own it. However on our end, we don't see the normal generate path that steam gives you. Yes, you can change the installation of the game. However, if you at least tried to verify it with a retail dvd copy or a screenshot of steam library would be much easier instead of arguing and yapping that you own the game but deny to show any prove or evidence.
When I help people, I prefer to know if they own a real copy first. Cause most of the issues here on the forums are usually people not owning the steam version, not having directx, not being able to install correctly, getting banned, having issues installing files etc.

I don't think so, not at the very least. There are no public mod tool for black ops 2.

Did you have anything in the background?

DirkRockface damn he really wants a cease a desist.

Viciuus As I said, how long were you ban for?

Send a screenshot of your game files. It is noted that your game files must come from steam.

Are you sure you followed the steps correctly?
https://plutonium.pw/docs/install/#iw5-modern-warfare-3
If you have steam installed and the plutonium launcher
Click on this link to start the installation of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 - Dedicated Server in Steam steam://install/42750 (This should open steam)
Then filter and make sure the tools filter is turned on.
Search Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3 - Dedicated Server in your library and download it. You can go into the settings and check your language.
After finish installing. Open Plutonium.exe and open iw5 to the path of where your installation is. The default for steam should be
C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3

It is recommended that you buy the game along with the dlcs.

If you're still having issues make sure you click the cog icon and go to manage and browse local files, it should open your file explorer.

How long were you ban for?

DatBomber420 said in WARNING: Could not find zone 'D:\Games\Call of Duty World at War\zone\english\localized_common.ff error:

I use steam and have same error multiplayer works fine but not zombies. ppl here are so quick to assume ppl use cracked files its amazing what one question can do.

Are you sure?

WARNING: Could not find zone 'D:\Games\Call of Duty World at War\zone\english\localized_common_.ff'

If it was steam, it would display something like ChosenUndead, which Shelley is not. Most of the time steam users don't even have issues. Even if you did have issues, you could had display your path or verify your game files through steam with a screenshot of steam library world at war.

D:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Call of Duty World at War

Plutonium is for online multiplayer and zombies. It never supported campaign. Zombies game mode are tied to zombies, that why you still have access to the campaign but you will receive no support for it if you run into issues.

matarmatar Yes, this is a place to get help from the community or from the plutonium team. However, if you look at other ban appeals made by other people. That answer will most of the time be no. That's because when you create your account, you acknowledge and accept their polices.