The Final Orc Mission is for RTS Pros Only | WC2 P3 

It would be very difficult to one up WC3. They should have completed the naga and demon playable races for single player at least, perhaps as an apology for deforged.

@@JVDAWG1 I don't think it would be that hard, sc1 was a pretty great game and sc2 was still kickass, its just about taking the formula and cleaning up the flaws while modernizing. The hardest part is going to be reverting blizzard back to a company that can pull that off

I'm sure it' a money issue. A former Blizz employee said that the first shiny mount for WoW made more money than Starcraft 2, which was an AMAZING game. RTS unfortunately requires a lot of effort to develop and play (and has a lot less potential players around), and there are much safer and lucrative alternatives for a company to make money. EDIT: Also the lore of WoW has evolved so much that an RTS game would be just weird to play, and require a massive level of lore catchup for players that didn't play WoW

Wait until blizzard is sold/dissolved and the IP is handed to someone else. You DON'T want current Blizz to be ahead of the project

@@frozenlettuce653 actiblizz is the worst. see WC3 reforged if you arent convinced

I did the first BtDP orc mission today and was like: "wtf?!" Taking death coils from out of screen and losing Grom a bunch of times lol.

@@chaferraro that was indeed hilarious to watch XD He still plays competitive style and so triggers events when he pushes ahead to scout before his base is stable XD

it doesn't get renewed. but targeting a new unit on their own adds a small delay. this happens to all units, not just catapults. it's like everyone needs to stare at their target for a bit before they start attacking. manually targeting a unit skips the need to stare their opponent down.

​​@@splinterlandsbattlesexplain again,plz! I have so much trouble managing battle ships, dragons/gryphons and catapults! They do not move or shoot! What's the best way of managing them?!

@@chaferraro what I said wasn't true on the bnet edition and what you said was correct, right clicking does add a delay

@@splinterlandsbattles 😭

@@chaferraro nvm I was right. watching a game right now and I was accurate. but it's a very small delay. I'm bad at the game I just know some technical details

If you go to ruins of the Lordaeron on the island (in world of warcraft), it still has the same mountains blocking you from Silverpine Forest side. Obviously this versions is very simplified.. But the map still somewhat matches to WoW

I remembered the shape of the map when I saw the huge square area bordered by water. The citadel of Dalaran. Unlike all other human fortifications, the shape doesn't even pretend to be natural.

ARRRGH?

I’M EIGHTY, YOU’RE THE CAPTAIN

A-Horde*

I'm not that kind of orc!

what the, didn't know either

Yep! Programmer and author!

Just checked his wiki page and it's true!

They did point it out in the video.

While also listening to a podcast

Oh, so that's why I always found it relaxing 😅

Pretty accurate

How would you expect them to attack from the north, anyway? All significant powers and sensible travel routes are all to the south.

@@Gorvinhagen Exactly.

WoW was nice and soulful until about 20 #$)$(#$) years later.

@@KnownAsKenji First few years of WoW were the best years. It was still a wide open mystery and you weren't cranking through 9 expansions worth of content. City sieges and open world combat were glorious things. Battlegrounds had long queues but each one was meaningful and everyone you fought was someone you had personal beefs with on your own server, rather than unknowns from cross server. AV battles could last for days and it felt like you were in WWII, changing of the guards, sleeping, then logging back in to grind away at the enemy, hoping you hadn't lost ground over night. Rallying troops to push for a tower take down. Every dungeon was a new experience that you had to figure out, as there were no actual strats formed yet -- until they were, but if you were in a small guild you could easily have been in a small bubble of your own discovery. It felt like you were breaking new ground. The world was massive but not as cavernous as it is now, so it felt more personal. There was a clear order of play, from the various wings of the Scarlet Monastery to Sunken Temple, Maurodon, ZF, and Dire Maul. Blackrock Mountain was the place to be, after doing your Strat and Sholo runs. Getting attuned to MC -- it all felt like a clear path and everything felt well rounded and meaningful.

Don't cry because it's over... Or do. I know I am.

If the unit has attack ground. I believe Destroyers won't have for example.

Original campaign was like that, yes. This last mission? Just produce dragons non-stop, a squad of 9 will kill most of the base if anything is left send another one

Yup. See wikipedia for Andy Weir and it is listed under Early Life.

Dune 2 predates Warcraft 1

@@theMagos oh yeah you're right. Still you can't deny the impact the warcraft series had.

Ya it is considerably harder.

Yeah Juggernauts/Battleships are OP on maps divided by water, like a less extreme version of Cruisers from Red Alert

Yup. See wikipedia for Andy Weir and it is listed under Early Life.

Cheats lol

I remember I've beat last orc mission by "war of attrition", killing griffons and whoever came to my islands without losing own units till enemy ran out of gold. Yeah it was kind of a cheese tactic, but I was happy either way

War1 Slowest speed lmaooooo, also caster spam 2 was copious amounts of archers/trolls and dragons/gryphons

It would be shit because blizzard is dead

The AI will instantly 1 shot your dks with pallys

Its like being a Zionist