BurnTheMind - Warcraft 3 Reversed

[Idroose]

I have finally found money to burn, so i burned it with deforged. The moment i got it i installed this (and another one if you have seen me in another campaign post), to finally continue the reverse grind. I'm just speechless, it's the same as before but it's so time consuming that it became a fun chore LOL.

 

[Jeff Gazetti]

Jesus christ man... WAY too hard.

 

[danne92]

Thanks a lot for including version for 1.26!

Where is it? Cant find it. Would like to have and try it.

 

[Grimm_Zocker]

Nice job

 

[InSaNe_97]

The difficulty is next to ridiculous.

 

[Blasterixx]

Hello Mentilara!

I recently watched Wtii try to play your campaign, and as usual, he struggled with it in the same way he does with anything that isn’t a classic melee game. But I've got to say, there's a big issue that needs to be fixed: players really need a solid tip at the start of each mission that they shouldn’t be focusing on the hero and should instead pay attention to the units. It seems logical to think that taking out the hero means an easy win, but that’s not how this campaign series works.

The hero has hero armor, which is super strong and negates a lot of damage. So focusing on the units, which have normal armor, is actually the better strategy to win these campaigns.

To make it easier for players, you should highlight these tips right from the beginning, especially in Chapter 1. Here are a couple of simple suggestions:

1. Important Tip: Focus on units instead of the hero; they have weaker armor types and will take more damage.
2. Important Tip 2: Enemy units and the hero have permanent Spirit Link for balance.

It became even more obvious when he started playing the second part of your series (video), taking on the role of the orcs while the humans were being controlled by the computer. He literally used cheat codes in every chapter, mainly because he wasn't aware of how to play properly and didn't know those two tips.

It’s frustrating to see people calling your campaign too hard or unbalanced when the right strategy makes it manageable. If you just include these two tips, it’ll really help guide players, since common sense isn’t always that common.

Just for kicks, I replayed the campaign and recorded my run to show how easy it can actually be, even on hard mode. Hope everything's going well for you, and keep up the awesome work!

My gameplay: