Comments - dooposaur

hi, i want to thank you for the incredible mod, i love it.
i notice however that the brittany doesn't have access to foot knights which surprised and disappointed me - aren't they historically one of the more prolific states who fielded foot knights? the battle of auray, for example

is there any way that i can make the inventory and item graphics appear as they do in vanilla?

well my inventory is massively glitched. starting as a barb, the ax is floating in the center of the inventory

trying it out now. thanks for upload

awesome

i've always wanted to play wc3 like this, and i love the videos.. only, why did you put in personal soundbanks for units that already have them? blizzard production quality is well admired, i think you should keep the soundbanks as they are in vanilla!

what are your prospects for the style of combat? i find it should be a most important element in the (re)playability and enjoying of this game-

dynamic, fluid combat might as well be considered! are you familiar with Chivalry: Medieval Warfare? some of the most enjoyable melee combat, there.

did this mod used to have normal inventory sizes? i remember me and my friend playing a mod that was similar to this.. diablo enhancement i thought was the name. it just made the experience more difficult and rewarding but not too many crazy differences

but the inventory was normally set. no crazy warped inventory screen. is it just that you've edited it since?

much love, lord vader. much love.

it all looks excellent.. but the burning legion unit list has me confused. i agree completely with eredar warlocks being among the elite units, and if it means anything to you, corrupted eredar are referred to as man'ari. i don't agree with the dreadlords being available (and definitely now lower in tier), because they are essentially, super-man'ari, and there are not supposed to be very many. pit lords, also, are extremely rare, and extremely powerful, and seem strange to be used as a trainable unit.

i think the model is great, i do. the awkwardness must be credited to the color scheme. in the warcraft books, to approach realism, the orcs are said to be of a predominantly brown skin-color. with dull, reddish tint. perhaps if you did not pursue the cartoonish nature of the warcraft games, these troops would not feel so out of place? simply dull the red of the armor, make the skin brownish.. my two cents, anyway. i am terribly excited for this project.