Warcraft III help

[Dark Jezter]

Yeah the NE heros were lame.

Arthas ruled IMO, he went down the dark path so well. Every step of the way I'm like well duh maybe its a bit grey area like but its the smart thing to do. He just felt like a guy willing to make the tough choices while everyone else was wussing out around him.

And then there were Orcs with not just 1 cool hero but 2 cool heros.

I agree. Thrall and Grom were so cool that my very first character in World of Warcraft is going to be an orc. I love the way that the orcs in Warcraft are a proud and honorable race rather than the mindless animals typically found in fantasy. It's really a cool concept.

 

[Klaus]

If anyone's interested, I wrote an alternate night elf PC race (quite a bit different from the one in the Warcraft RPG), bearing in mind the Planethouched (who are also LA +1), which I can post here.

And while I still haven't bought Frozen Throne, I perused the Battle.net Strategy Guide and took a peek at the new units, and the Elven Spellbreaker just looks nasty!

 

[Pielorinho]

I actually didn't like Throne of Chaos so much as an expansion. My problem with it was that you don't spend enough time playing with the new units: they're so enamored of the new (and admittedly cool) sea-creature race (can't remember the name) that you play them through a lot of the missions. And when you play the humans, you actually play blood elves, which have a weird set of units as well. I ended up not getting a good sense at all of how to incorporate the expansion units into my WIII strategy.

Daniel

 

[Thanee]

Keep in mind, tho, that the game is aimed more towards multiplayer than singleplayer.

Still, Warcraft III is no match for Starcraft. Starcraft has no equal!

Bye
Thanee

 

[Pielorinho]

True on both counts, Thanee. Still, I tend to use the singleplayer games to learn how to use the individual units; Frozen Throne didn't help me learn this.

Daniel