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I actually bought the Battle.NET Edition when it came out, which added a few quality of life features from SC if I recall, like selection groups. But after hav
by jonathanlydall 5y ago
I actually bought the Battle.NET Edition when it came out, which added a few quality of life features from SC if I recall, like selection groups.
But after having played SC2, I found that I don't really have the patience any more for the the primitive control options of Warcraft II.
- philistine 5y agoLast time I played Warcraft 2, this is what stopped me from playing pretty quickly too; how primitive the controls were. Command & Conquer 3 had spoiled me with its intricately refined control scheme.