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Shelly's Forest [Feralas Test]
- Author(s)
- Retera
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- 28.99 KB
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- 8
- Created
- Jun 12, 2025
- Updated
- Jun 12, 2025
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- 1
- State
Pending
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This is the Feralas test map that appeared in my YouTube video 2 years ago. This was the first video of what later led to the invention of "Shelly the Elf" as a character:
Playing this map requires a WC3 / WoW hybrid client because it references feralas terrains and WoW 0.5.3 doodads that aren't present in a Wc3 install by default.
NOTE: In the linked video above, the character WASD movement was using single-player-only async movement, which meant that it could more perfectly emulate how playing World of Warcraft might feel. If you go onto my GitHub and download the code for WASD movement on Warsmash, it will feel clunkier than this because it is using a Warcraft III unit for the player hero, and using synchronous movement that supports multiplayer and combat with the Warcraft III emulator units. So you might have a "worse" experience because of this tradeoff unless you dig very deeply into the Git history in the version control.
Playing this map requires a WC3 / WoW hybrid client because it references feralas terrains and WoW 0.5.3 doodads that aren't present in a Wc3 install by default.
NOTE: In the linked video above, the character WASD movement was using single-player-only async movement, which meant that it could more perfectly emulate how playing World of Warcraft might feel. If you go onto my GitHub and download the code for WASD movement on Warsmash, it will feel clunkier than this because it is using a Warcraft III unit for the player hero, and using synchronous movement that supports multiplayer and combat with the Warcraft III emulator units. So you might have a "worse" experience because of this tradeoff unless you dig very deeply into the Git history in the version control.
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