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How To DOWNLOAD City of Villains for the Head Start

Friday, October 28, 2005

Please carefully read the instructions below to download City of Villains for the head start. To find out how to set up your per-order PlayNC account, please go here.

If you HAVE City of Heroes:

- Launch City of Heroes. When you exit the game, you will automatically begin downloading everything you will need.


- When the head start begins, open City of Heroes. There might be a small patch but after that you should be ready to play.


- On the Character Creation Screen, select an empty character slot and
you will be given the choice to create a hero or a villain.


- Select villain and you will be ready to play in the City of Villains head start!

If you do NOT HAVE City of Heroes:


- Download the ZIP file here.


- Extract both files into the same directory. You may create any
directory you want, we recommend a directory entitled “cityofvillains”.


- Once you have extracted the files, double-click “CoVUpdater.exe” to begin downloading/installing the client.


- After the download is complete, you will need to double-click the “CoVUpdater.exe” to launch City of Villains.


Note: To make launching CoV easier, you can create a shortcut on your desktop to “CoVUpdater.exe”.

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