WC Mapping Veteran: BACK FROM ZE DEAD!

[Kenito]

Hi guys. Though I never finished any maps past beta stages (regrettably, closed beta stages as well), I began mapping for WarCraft back in 2005 or so, then became addicted to Guild Wars. Then became addicted to VALVe games. Then became addicted to Guild Wars again.

Unfortunately, every time I see even the slightest reference to Warcraft, I go crazy. I have been thinking of returning to Warcraft mapping. I have been around this site lurking since it was known as wc3sear.ch, and I was formerly a moderately prominent member on TheHelper. Since the Warcraft community has...at a loss of better words, "changed" since 2005, I've decided to see how things are here.

So, yeah, hiya! Get the riot shield ready for the ridiculous amount of posting I always do when I initially join a forum.

 

[Instant Ramen]

Hello Kenito, glad you returned to WC3. May you enjoy your stay.

"Join Date: Jul 2005" Wow.

 

[Wolverabid]

Welcome To The Hive Workshop!

Greetings Kenito. Zowie: [RAINBOW]Join Date: 07-11-2005[/RAINBOW] you HAVE been around the block a few times, thanks for joining our community! The Hive includes many talented Warcraft III modders of all skill levels among its users. New members (especially friendly ones) are always welcome. Take a look around and enjoy your stay, may it be long and productive!

Some good places to start include:

• The Important Site Rules
• Your User Control Panel
• Your Information Page
• Warcraft III Tutorials
• Cool Avatars
• THW's Chatroom
• Search The Hive
• Community Members
• The Hive Workshop Staff
• [self="http://www.hiveworkshop.com/forums/showthread.php?t=30968"]Vote For The Hive Workshop![/self]

Searching the site using the above link always helps, you can learn a lot that way: just reading and learning is usually the best place to start, especially if one feels overwhelmed.

Likewise, the tutorials can really teach ALL of us a thing or two.

The chat room is cool: lots of people can answer questions there.

• A few other tips that might help too:
  • Always search first! Did I already mention THAT?
  • When creating a new thread, make the title VERY specific: so the site's search engine (and we users) can easily understand just what the thread contains.
  • Post your new threads in the proper forum: read the descriptions of each one so that you know what to post there.
  • If all else fails, just send me a private message! I'll try to do whatever I can to help.

 

[TheDivineBoss]

Welcome oldie.

 

[Matt540 sheep god!]

July 2005? Ouch, Looks like someone beats me in forum age!

Welcome to the hive! Enjoy your stay!