If they made the SC engine compatible with WC3 they might as well just use the WC3 engine and port SC2 level technology to it. If modders can create W3 remake in Starcraft 2, then Blizzard as the company who created both games can definetly do that too.Įxcept they are not : compatible due to major differences with how they work. It would just need to rewrite some parts. The core of Starcraft 2 is similar to W3, they are both RTS games in the end. If someone wants those happenings it comes from management. You’re not getting paid enough to do that. No different to you working at McDonalds, you serve the customer, you clean up at the end of your shift, you’re not doing crazy ambitious things to make McDonalds more millions. Most people will do what their job requirement asks and no more. If someones resume says they can do XYZ it does not mean much, it just means they CAN do it, it does not mean they will be self motivated to go above and beyond with their skillz. There are not many ppl in the world who would be motivated to even start such an ambitious project by themselves.Ī big misconception the community has, yes things are possible but without motivated leaders inspiring their team it is always going to be a nonstarter. This is all possible, we need to remember though a group of engineers are doing this for peanuts they are getting paid 200k max to create some crazy technology to reincarnate Warcraft III in new bones. The alternative route is to innovate on the old algorithms and try find some middle ground between how the ancient Warcraft III plays out and how Starcraft II does. In the end you might end up with 2 pathing systems and collision systems, that will increase the system requirements. It might be possible to strip it all out, but then you will definitely lose performance in big battles. This is complicated as their is some havok physic thing that sits on top of SC2 that works as a helper to do collisions and projectiles. The largest challenges is layering the old collision and pathing system from Warcraft III into the SC2 engine. There are very big technical challenges, it isn’t exactly a walk in the park. It is possible, what you need a team enthusiastic enough to learn all the intricacies in both the Warcraft III engine and the Starcraft II engine + management backing the vision.
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