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PlutoT4, also known as Plutonium T4, is an alternative Client for for World at War. It does add a few new tricks to the game while fixing some bugs, some as old as the game while others only happen with recent hardware. For a full changelog of all changes see Plutonium’s changelog.

The download can be found on their website.
An account on their forum and up2date game files are required in order to play.

In response to Activision closing down BOIII, SM² and X Labs in may 2023, Plutonium decided not to be the next client on their hit list. To ensure that Plutonium even announced ownership checks for the game (discord link) and removed all alternative download links and documentation entries regarding the torrent files used to share clean copies of the game. As of writing this only server owners are affected (discord link) by the game ownership verification.This however can change at any time. The verification itself is very easy to do as outlined in their informational forum post (forum.plutonium.pw).

Due to Activison’s handling of their player base there are a few legit use cases for those torrent files.

If you have one of those copies of the game that lock you into a single language.
Eastern European physical copies that are only being able to download the game in Russian.
And Japanese physical copies are only being able to download the game in Japanese.

If you own a copy of the game for Xbox 360, PS3 or even the Wii (U), there is either no way for you to play the game on a new system as it is the case for PlayStation, without any adaptation for your new system as it is the case with Xbox or even worse there is no online mode at all if you have a Wii (U) copy.

And in the case of W@W they also shipped copies of the game which did not need Steam at all to play. Those need to manually be updated through multiple official patches to the latest version in order to be used online again. However they neither offer you those downloads anymore nor give you the possibility to add the game to your Steam Library through the CD-Key which shipped with the game.

Luckily the Wayback Machine did archive the latest version of plutonium.pw/docs ( Wayback Machine | Live ) a few days before X Labs did receive their Cease and Desist letter.

The two most interesting things in those archived copies are probably:

• The old install guide including a basic how to use qBittorrent
• A working link to pluto_t4_full_game.torrent

Please be responsible with the provided information and keep your local laws in mind.

Also please don’t ask for support with those copies, be it here or on any Plutonium platform. If it doesn’t work you are either missing something or you broke your PC some time ago.

In response to Activision closing down BOIII, SM² and X Labs in may 2023, Plutonium decided not to be the next client on their hit list. To ensure that Plutonium even announced ownership checks for the game (discord link) and removed all alternative download links and documentation entries regarding the torrent files used to share clean copies of the game. As of writing this only server owners are affected (discord link) by the game ownership verification.This however can change at any time. The verification itself is very easy to do as outlined in their informational forum post (forum.plutonium.pw).

Due to Activison’s handling of their player base there are a few legit use cases for those torrent files.

If you have one of those copies of the game that lock you into a single language.
Eastern European physical copies that are only being able to download the game in Russian.
And Japanese physical copies are only being able to download the game in Japanese.

If you own a copy of the game for Xbox 360, PS3 or even the Wii (U), there is either no way for you to play the game on a new system as it is the case for PlayStation, without any adaptation for your new system as it is the case with Xbox or even worse there is no online mode at all if you have a Wii (U) copy.

And in the case of W@W they also shipped copies of the game which did not need Steam at all to play. Those need to manually be updated through multiple official patches to the latest version in order to be used online again. However they neither offer you those downloads anymore nor give you the possibility to add the game to your Steam Library through the CD-Key which shipped with the game.

Luckily the Wayback Machine did archive the latest version of plutonium.pw/docs ( Wayback Machine | Live ) a few days before X Labs did receive their Cease and Desist letter.

The two most interesting things in those archived copies are probably:

• The old install guide including a basic how to use qBittorrent
• A working link to iw5m_dlcs.torrent
• A working Mega link to IW5’s DLCs direct link

Please be responsible with the provided information and keep your local laws in mind.

Also please don’t ask for support with those copies, be it here or on any Plutonium platform. If it doesn’t work you are either missing something or you broke your PC some time ago.

In response to Activision closing down BOIII, SM² and X Labs in may 2023, Plutonium decided not to be the next client on their hit list. To ensure that Plutonium even announced ownership checks for the game (discord link) and removed all alternative download links and documentation entries regarding the torrent files used to share clean copies of the game. As of writing this only server owners are affected (discord link) by the game ownership verification.This however can change at any time. The verification itself is very easy to do as outlined in their informational forum post (forum.plutonium.pw).

Due to Activison’s handling of their player base there are a few legit use cases for those torrent files.

If you have one of those copies of the game that lock you into a single language.
Eastern European physical copies that are only being able to download the game in Russian.
And Japanese physical copies are only being able to download the game in Japanese.

If you own a copy of the game for Xbox 360, PS3 or even the Wii (U), there is either no way for you to play the game on a new system as it is the case for PlayStation, without any adaptation for your new system as it is the case with Xbox or even worse there is no online mode at all if you have a Wii (U) copy.

And in the case of W@W they also shipped copies of the game which did not need Steam at all to play. Those need to manually be updated through multiple official patches to the latest version in order to be used online again. However they neither offer you those downloads anymore nor give you the possibility to add the game to your Steam Library through the CD-Key which shipped with the game.

Luckily the Wayback Machine did archive the latest version of plutonium.pw/docs ( Wayback Machine | Live ) a few days before X Labs did receive their Cease and Desist letter.

The two most interesting things in those archived copies are probably:

• The old install guide including a basic how to use qBittorrent
• A working link to pluto_t5_full_game.torrent

Please be responsible with the provided information and keep your local laws in mind.

Also please don’t ask for support with those copies, be it here or on any Plutonium platform. If it doesn’t work you are either missing something or you broke your PC some time ago.

In response to Activision closing down BOIII, SM² and X Labs in may 2023, Plutonium decided not to be the next client on their hit list. To ensure that Plutonium even announced ownership checks for the game (discord link) and removed all alternative download links and documentation entries regarding the torrent files used to share clean copies of the game. As of writing this only server owners are affected (discord link) by the game ownership verification.This however can change at any time. The verification itself is very easy to do as outlined in their informational forum post (forum.plutonium.pw).

Due to Activison’s handling of their player base there are a few legit use cases for those torrent files.

If you have one of those copies of the game that lock you into a single language.
Eastern European physical copies that are only being able to download the game in Russian.
And Japanese physical copies are only being able to download the game in Japanese.

If you own a copy of the game for Xbox 360, PS3 or even the Wii (U), there is either no way for you to play the game on a new system as it is the case for PlayStation, without any adaptation for your new system as it is the case with Xbox or even worse there is no online mode at all if you have a Wii (U) copy.

And in the case of W@W they also shipped copies of the game which did not need Steam at all to play. Those need to manually be updated through multiple official patches to the latest version in order to be used online again. However they neither offer you those downloads anymore nor give you the possibility to add the game to your Steam Library through the CD-Key which shipped with the game.

Luckily the Wayback Machine did archive the latest version of plutonium.pw/docs ( Wayback Machine | Live ) a few days before X Labs did receive their Cease and Desist letter.

The two most interesting things in those archived copies are probably:

• The old install guide including a basic how to use qBittorrent
• A working link to pluto_t6_full_game.torrent

Please be responsible with the provided information and keep your local laws in mind.

Also please don’t ask for support with those copies, be it here or on any Plutonium platform. If it doesn’t work you are either missing something or you broke your PC some time ago.

For IW4x you need to compile your own version which either uses the old map rotation system or doesn’t clean up sv_maprotationcurrent after one map.

The plugin will create a example config if you start it without any configuration.
All which is needed for basic functionality is to change the serverid to one that exists.
After that pretty much everything is printed to the log file. However without providing the game you are talking about I can’t really tell you much else.
I’m not really faster to reply on discord either.

Because you used the same VPN (?) which a cheater already used and got banned.