| Warcraft 2
Release Date: 1996 Genre: Real-Time Strategy Game Warcraft 2: The Tides of Darkness was Blizzard Entertaiment's claim to fame. With over two-million copies sold on both the Macintosh and Windows platforms, Warcraft 2 is considered one of the best computer games ever made. In Warcraft 2, you assume the role of commander for either the Orcish Horde or Human Alliance. Through 26 senarios of increasing diffuculty, you delve into the world of Azeroth. |
| During exile from the Tides of Darkness, humanity forms an alliance with the Dwarves, Elves, and Gnomes, seeking to retain the peace within the realm of Azeroth. However, the cunning and bloodthirsty Orcs have formed their own alliance with the Ogres and Trolls, under the banner of the Horde. As you delve into the game, you experience inner treachery and the strength of unsteady alliances. Warcraft 2 is a wonderful experience and it's latest incarnation, the Battle.net Edition, you can wage the War across Blizzard's own servers.
Warcraft 2 is a truly remarkable experience, one you should enjoy. Blizzard maintains a strong tradition of excellent games, and Warcraft 2 started the legacy which is Blizzard. |
World of Warcraft - Crafting World Style Capture the Flag Details
This movie begins with some exposition on how the Horde and alliance prepare before the battle begins. Then once the battle begins the teams come out and begin to battle. There are some funny ways in which the flag is taken, or perhaps hidden by each team until the final victory run is attempted.
This movie is meant to motivate people to play the Battleground instances as it tries to glorify them and even hints toward the ones which were not shown.
Blizzard had a competition for movies. They said to make a movie with a list of music from ANY previous blizzard game. Fileplanet was also having a contest in which they said make a movie from World of Warcraft about anything relating to Battlegrounds. So I thought, hmm why not combine the two. So I did. I used the Battleground instance "Capture the Flag" Called "Warsong Gulch" and setup an epic battle. Each side is competing to get each others flag, and I wanted to show that in a different light then just running back and forth and make it a little more exciting than it has become for many who just play it to get honor points.
The movie begins with some exposition on how the Horde and alliance prepare before the battle begins. Then once the battle begins the teams come out and begin to battle. There are some funny ways in which the flag is taken, or perhaps hidden by each team until the final victory run is attempted. This movie is meant to motivate people to play the Battleground instances as it tries to glorify them and even hints toward the ones which were not shown. I slightly different approach then previously in "For Honor".
Warcraft II: Battle.net Edition (PC)
It's true that this modest revision of Warcraft II is ostensibly no more than a repackaging of the four-year-old original, whose once-impressive production values no longer meet modern standards. On the other hand, Warcraft II's great gameplay still shines through all these years later, and its graphics and sound have also withstood the test of time. And at any rate, Blizzard makes no false claims about Warcraft II: Battle.net Edition. It's an attractively packaged, well-documented reproduction of a continuously popular game, designed to provide Warcraft II fans with an online arena for multiplayer competition so that the game might live on even longer.
