The Orcs are back and we’re under attack! WarCraft: Orcs & Humans had lots of personality, but it was still rough around the edges when it came to the interface and gameplay. Thankfully, WarCraft 2: Tides of Darkness, surpasses the original game in almost every way. For one thing, there’s just more stuff: more units, more resources, more buildings, more pixels (it’s SVGA), more terrain types, more players at once (up to 8 on LAN) and more theaters of war. But while it’s always nice to get new stuff, the ante has also been upped on gameplay quality as well. As with almost all Blizzard titles, this is an amazingly polished product, with lovingly crafted artwork, music and an engaging (if somewhat caricaturistic) dark fantasy plot complemented by a much more clever interface to boot.

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Warcraft II Battle.net Edition 2.02 PC Patch Here is the latest patch for Warcraft II Battle.net Edition bring you up to version 2.02 with lots of improvements and fixes. See more info for details. Warcraft II Battle.net Edition 2.02 PC Patch Here is the latest patch for Warcraft II Battle.net Edition bring you up to version 2.02 with lots of improvements and fixes. See more info for details.

This Orc base is looking good. You might remember having a rough time in Orcs & Humans telling your subject what to do, although, in many cases, it should have been obvious: if you tell a peon to go to a gold mine, you want him to harvest gold.

WarCraft 2 lets you right-click to quickly dispatch your units. Click on clear ground and you move there.

Click on an enemy unit and you will attack him. It’s this remarkably simple mouse interface that makes playing the game so wonderfully easy, and it’s the sort of intuitive controls that we’ve come to expect after 1995’s Command & Conquer, which this game is obviously attempting to surpass. Everything else about the interface has been streamlined according to the RTS conventions at the time. Hell, WarCraft created several new ones on top of them – just about every button on the interface has an assigned key for quick and easy access, although becoming skilled with them does entail some practice and memorization, and you can assign control groups to both stacks of units and single buildings. Building up an army for an upcoming raid.

In WarCraft, the smaller overhead map showed enemy units in red, making them easy to spot. Here, they appear in their clan color, and this ocasionally raises some issues with certain tilesets. Some colors disappear into the background, making it difficult to spot enemy sneak attacks. If I’m playing on the fastest speed, I’ll often lose a sentry before he can yell “We’re under attack!” Also, while the overhead visual presentation is quite spectacular, an option to increase the resolution above 640×480 would have been nice, through this would have doubtless offered a distinct tactical advantage to high-powered computer owners in multiplayer.

But the fact is WarCraft 2 has gone far beyond its predecessor, and in many respects beyond its immediate competition. It looks nicer, sounds awesome and gives you more units and buildings to fool around with. Best of all, the new features make the gameplay an order of magnitude better, all perfect reasons for you to try this game. System Requirements: Pentium 60, 16 MB RAM, SVGA, 80 MB HDD, MS DOS.

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Contents [] Warcraft II: Battle.net Edition is an Battle.net-enabled version of, with the expansion built in. It was released Sepember 30, 1999. This is essentially the same as Warcraft II, but it allows for usage on, and, unlike its offline counterparts, does require a CD Key to install. Overview Warcraft II Battle.net Edition logo. The game features many upgrades and enhancements over the original version. Features from, such as right-click commands for units, hotkeyed control groups, and queuing multiple units for production, were implemented. The game was also ported to be natively supported under Windows, unlike the original game which ran under DOS.

A fix for newer processors was included so regardless of how fast your processor was, the screen scroll speed was consistent. Unlike the original version which was meant to be run on a 486 processor and running on a modern processor the screen scroll speed was too fast. The original version of Warcraft II supported online play, but only through IPX protocol, and not the TCP/IP protocol which became standard after its release. Many players used the paid-for program Kali, which emulated an IPX network over the internet, and allowed people to play it easily online. Warcraft II: Battle.net Edition added support for Battle.net. It should be noted that the original Mac version of Warcraft II did support TCP/IP play, so the only new mulitplayer feature on the Mac side was playability on Battle.net.

Upgrades Other upgrades and enhancements over the original game include: • Ability for up to eight players to compete over using 'Spawning' technology from one CD. • Automatic map passing over Battle.net. • Implementation of Top vs. Bottom multi-player template. • Shared Vision in multi-player games. • Improved game set-up, game options, dropping of players and inclusion of Battle.net chat. • Game speed is set prior to a Battle.net game beginning, and cannot be changed.