Comments - jtrax2214

Since it released I think. The 15 dollar price tag is to add the remastered graphics, and the ability to switch between remastered and classic visuals. But if you don't care about the new graphics the game itself can be downloaded for free, as far as I remember.

It should work fine on older versions. Starcraft Remastered is technically free anyways, so there's always that option.

Before someone asks, the Precursor Demo Campaign tutorial mission is almost exactly the same as the main games tutorial mission. With the only difference being the tileset and layout. So I don't really see the point in doing that one, as it would be very redundant.

Thanks for letting me know. I'll look into uploading a fix if i can.

That was one of the maps I had to use SCMDraft for, to get the triggers to work properly. After taking a look at the map, it seems like SCMDraft might have saved it as a RemasteredHybrid map file which might be causing the issue. I'm not really that familiar with SCMDraft so that might be my bad. It also appears that I may have accidentally uploaded the wrong version of the map in the first place so I'll look into getting a new version out soonish. I had to use SCMDraft for a few of the other maps too, so let me know if you encounter the same issue with any other missions, specifically Return to Char: Terran version.

I have tested these maps myself, and both the Protoss and Zerg versions of the Dylarian Shipyards are possible. (Although the Zerg version requires a little creativity and luck, and I'm not totally happy with how it turned out.) As for The Liberation of Korhal (Protoss), I hadn't realized the map had corrupted at the time of uploading this. I plan on releasing swaps for Enslavers part 1 and 2, and the Precursor campaign sometime soon, and will also upload a version of the original with some fixes, including making the Liberation of Korhal (Protoss) playable. If you don't want to wait, you might be able to make it playable yourself by opening the map in the Campaign Editor, and overwriting the original map file with the "Save As" function. That always seems to work for me anyways. Thanks for letting me know.

Starcraft Alternate is a different experience, that uses the Starcraft storyline as a basis for mission progression. It has all new maps and enemy AI, and even a custom race.
Starcraft: Race Swapped is meant to be an actual race swap of the existing Starcraft campaigns with the same maps, as opposed to an actual custom campaign. I definitely see the similarities, though I think they both occupy a different niche.