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And no, it's not the movie I wanted it to be. The story is only half there, some of the changes were weird, and some of the props do look kind of silly on normal humans.But I still really, REALLY appreciate seeing the world in that fidelity. I love how faithful the look of the world is to the game. Seeing those twisting trees in Elwynn, the odd harvest golem in Westfall, the gates of Ironforge, being able to identify Lakeshire in an overhead montage, and seeing the distinct dividing river between Elwynn and Westfall was immensely enjoyable, and I found myself pausing the film many times just to admire the scenery.On top of that, it can not be overstated how well they nailed the orcs. Not only do they exactly match the look of the game, they are among the most photo-realistic CGI characters ever put to screen.
While the elves and dwarves do look a little cheesy, it's in a completely acceptable and enjoyable way.It saddens me that we'll never see a sequel, I really feel like they could've done a lot given a second crack at it. But from a purely visual standpoint, Warcraft is astounding. I'm really thankful that Duncan Jones and the production crew went to the lengths they did to make that movie look the way it does. It would have been so easy to just rip off Lord of the Rings, and they made sure that wasn't the case.Also, how the hell did I miss that murloc when I saw it in the theater!?. The move was x10 times better in cinema imo. I watched it again as well and didnt like it while I loved it in cinema (all the people laughing at wow jokes gave me joy).The orcs are sensational.I really would've loved warcraft to be an Netflix-like series. Imo the movie was way too short and needed to have an ending that was satisfying rather tham sticking to the lore.
With a series it would've been so much better and could've covered everything equally important. It's a shame but as you said also an honor to even have to chance to see it in the first place. I think the main problem with this, and most movies. Is that the developer cries after it does bad 'there just wasn't enough time to implement all the important stuff'. Yet you somehow shit out a storyline with Andiun and Garona having a love interest, Khadgar ticking around in dalaran with void magic(?) and Andiun having a son. All the while missing super important lore points which could have taken 30 seconds to mention. Like how Andiun is supposed to be the last of the Arathi bloodline which is why the elves eventually help out.
They should have stick to the original RTS plot, no flying unnecessary Dalaran, no love story; only the main things, Grand Hamlet, Karazhan, and the fall of stormwind.3 separate movies expanding on those, mainly on the human point of view, letting the 'real orc' horde thing as a plot twist, being slowing putting in those 3 movies, making a big reveal at the third one, with orgrimm battling blackhand. As for the alliance follow 3 plots, khadgar, anduing and king llanes, (add gavinrad as a side character); leave garona as important as she was without make those wierd choices.
Hello everyoneI am completely new to this community so please excuse my incompetence.I want to know if there is a way to change the skills of Rexxar from the bonus Campaign 'Founding of Durotar' without actually changing the campaign itself. I take a great liking in this campaign, and I would love to be able to play it with a slightly different skill tree (for example a critical strike skill on rexxar would make me happy ^^ )Since no one is replying I take it that this is either too hard to do, or too simple to bother If either of those is the case, please respond.
Get an MPQ editor, open up and browse through the mpq files in your Warcraft 3 folder with this. Locate and extract the maps named:OrcX01.w3xOrcX0102.w3xOrcX0103.w3xOrcX0104.w3xOrcX0105.w3xI believe they are located in war3x.mpq.This is the main map and the submaps (dungeons) of The Founding of Durotar, part 1, 'To Tame A Land'.
Part 2 and 3 are available in separate but similarly named maps, I think in war3patch.mpqNow, using World Editor module Campaign Editor, you need to create a new custom campaign. Add the maps, setup the campaign, then use the campaign editor, NOT the map editor to edit the custom data (for example, Rexxar's abilities).When I've tried this, it works as long as I don't edit the maps. As soon as I edit the main map, I break the transitions (the submaps load, but the heroes don't). I have no idea why this happens, unfortunately.So with the meagre info I've given you, you can edit Rexxar's abilities, create your own abilities and so on - but you can't create triggered abilities, since triggers are built in to the maps. Perhaps someone more experienced with World Editor can explain how to circumvent this problem. Get an MPQ editor, open up and browse through the mpq files in your Warcraft 3 folder with this.
Locate and extract the maps named:OrcX01.w3xOrcX0102.w3xOrcX0103.w3xOrcX0104.w3xOrcX0105.w3xI believe they are located in war3x.mpq.This is the main map and the submaps (dungeons) of The Founding of Durotar, part 1, 'To Tame A Land'. Part 2 and 3 are available in separate but similarly named maps, I think in war3patch.mpqNow, using World Editor module Campaign Editor, you need to create a new custom campaign. Add the maps, setup the campaign, then use the campaign editor, NOT the map editor to edit the custom data (for example, Rexxar's abilities).When I've tried this, it works as long as I don't edit the maps. As soon as I edit the main map, I break the transitions (the submaps load, but the heroes don't). I have no idea why this happens, unfortunately.So with the meagre info I've given you, you can edit Rexxar's abilities, create your own abilities and so on - but you can't create triggered abilities, since triggers are built in to the maps.
Perhaps someone more experienced with World Editor can explain how to circumvent this problem. While the 'Set next level' Trigger is what you need to change normally to make your campaign automatically move to the next level, I'm pretty sure that the Founding of Durotar campaign doesn't really use that, since you travel multiple times between different zones. There's no 'Set next level' because there's no guarantee what the next level will be.While normally well and good, that seems to be geared for making your own custom campaign. It seems to be missing a lot of key elements in the bonus campaign, such as passing on the quests as well. Editing the Founding of Durotar campaign really needs something a bit more specific since the goal isn't to make your own triggers for transitions, but to edit already existing ones for yourself. Click to expand.You know, after consideration, I don't think that existing triggers for the mission data actually need to be changed.
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I guess I'll know if I ever get it working.Okay, I looked through the first act of the FoD campaign, and for some reason I only see 5 maps, but everything still seems to check out, so I saved them with their own custom names. However I hit a bump when I went into the next level trigger folder.
There's a pic, and it seems like the bonus campaign doesn't use 'Set next level' to change maps, there must be something else it does.You know, I honestly thought that quite a lot of people would like to have their own variant of the bonus campaign that they could customize on their own. Apparently not.
If I can get this working, I plan to put it up somewhere where anyone can download it. That way they don't have to go through all the trouble I did. Click to expand.What are you trying to do with that Trigger is to set your map to the next level, which means OrcX02.w3x (Act 2), but NOT to the sub-maps (e.g: OrcX0101, OrcX0102.etc) of Act 1. This is not how it works, in this kind of campaign we use 'Transition' instead of 'Set Next Level'This is how Blizzard made their strategy on FoD campaign (See TransitionTrigger and TransitionTrigger02 Attachement)However, Blizzard's Techenical is very hard to understand, even I find myself in troubles with this method of Blizzard, Why? Because Blizzard load maps directly from the MPQ folder. But as for costum campaigns you'll need to use your own triggers in order to load your maps and make transition between them, What I mean is 'The Path of your maps', Personally, I followed method (See TransitionTrigger01), it is much easier and fast, I am also working on a costum camapign based on FoD.Now you have two choices, either Blizzard's Techenical or 's Method. What are you trying to do with that Trigger is to set your map to the next level, which means OrcX02.w3x (Act 2), but NOT to the sub-maps (e.g: OrcX0101, OrcX0102.etc) of Act 1.
This is not how it works, in this kind of campaign we use 'Transition' instead of 'Set Next Level'This is how Blizzard made their strategy on FoD campaign (See TransitionTrigger and TransitionTrigger02 Attachement)However, Blizzard's Techenical is very hard to understand, even I find myself in troubles with this method of Blizzard, Why? Psikotes pdf. Because Blizzard load maps directly from the MPQ folder. But as for costum campaigns you'll need to use your own triggers in order to load your maps and make transition between them, What I mean is 'The Path of your maps', Personally, I followed method (See TransitionTrigger01), it is much easier and fast, I am also working on a costum camapign based on FoD.Now you have two choices, either Blizzard's Techenical or 's Method.
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Click to expand.Guh, it looks like Starquizer's method has to scrap some of the existing triggers. I too afraid to try changing too much, I'm worried that I might delete something important, and have no idea what it is if it breaks the game. I tried my hand at the transitions already, and I could never get it to work, it always just never loaded and went back to the menus or the heroes just never appeared on the map transitioned to.Is there seriously nobody who knows how to do this or has done it already?