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I just wanted to jump to a conclusion if people are REALLY REALLY still playing Warcraft III because if you guys are I'm really surprised and shocked that the Warcraft III community has fallen apart yet.

Crispz wrote:Warcraft III community has fallen apart yet.

The same cannot be said for the Starcraft: Broodwar community. That community is like a ghost town. Of course broodwar is 5 years older than WC3 so it's hardly a surprise. Just give it 5 years and Warcraft will just be a shadow of its former glory.

starcraft sucks

I agree with beer SC2 sucks hard... that is why WC3 is still alive

I think WC3 will always have its fans - although people will only likely play certain maps. I have to admit, the only thing I play is DotA, and to be honest that was 95% of the reason I bought WC3 and TFT, because I wanted to play DotA with some mates.

sup, we are the proud of the wc3 nation.

wc3 is about the same as cs 1.6. People just love it oldschool and those kind of games will always (hopefully) be played.

I think hosting bots are part of the reason why this game is still alive. Unlike WCIII, broodwar and the original starcraft do not have host bots. As a result, the custom game list on starcraft battle.net doesn't fill. Part of the reason that there is a lack of people playing starcraft is because the game is so old and the biggest starcraft players, the Koreans, have moved on to SCII.

The difference between the age of WCIII and SC1 is 5 years. So does that mean WCIII will be in the same position as SC1? I would say the answer is no because the host bots are keeping the game list full. Now some people can argue that the host bots introduced to WCIII was the games undoing, but right now it's what is keeping it alive.

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DreathKnight wrote:I think hosting bots are part of the reason why this game is still alive. Unlike WCIII, broodwar and the original starcraft do not have host bots. As a result, the custom game list on starcraft battle.net doesn't fill. Part of the reason that there is a lack of people playing starcraft is because the game is so old and the biggest starcraft players, the Koreans, have moved on to SCII.

The difference between the age of WCIII and SC1 is 5 years. So does that mean WCIII will be in the same position as SC1? I would say the answer is no because the host bots are keeping the game list full. Now some people can argue that the host bots introduced to WCIII was the games undoing, but right now it's what is keeping it alive.

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Introducing bots to Warcraft III when it was really active was a big mistake, it destroyed the game.
Now hosting bots are pretty much the only thing keeping the Warcraft III community together and still somewhat active.

if ur ON US WEST ,and LOVE the OLD ways of fightings comps, I'm going to host a game in 10 min or so. GN: bradmara ... just come in 10 min or so its a 4vs 4 computer game. I wont be offended if you dont stay long, just stay long enough to get the just of the map ingame.
again will host bradmara, game name if you want to whisper me please whisper baalthecsar US WEST :p

No, the demise of SC is due to the advent of SC2. You will see WC3 in the gutters when WC4 comes out. That's for sure.

I'll believe WC4 is coming out when I see it.

Also, I doubt it will destroy WC3 unless they make it backwards compatible with WC3 maps OR make it relatively easy to port from WC3 to WC4 (Unlike the shitty awful time it is trying to port from WC3 to SC2...)

Blizzard does not give two shits about WC3 why?? Because they make no money off of it anymore, no one really is buying the game. with WoW they rack thousands of dollars each day for monthly memberships early memberships, or just random retards buying items with real cash. WC4 most likely not going to happen as much as I would love to see it. I may even pay per month if i had too but probably not. Also I think that is why they made a patch to try to get rid of the host bots, they want WC3 to die out but they cannot shut it down just like that I believe.

I've been in the Warcraft community since 2004, I was 8 back then and I stopped for 3 years at the age of 14. Now I've redownloaded the game and I'm proud that people still play the game and that the games I used to play are the ones that stayed the most active! Starcraft and WoW took a lot of the community but there are still some fans of WC3, proud to be one!