~Warcraft III FAQs & Links~ (working on it)

[Neptunez]

Useful Links​

This list will not only cover the extensive Warcraft III hacking sites covering the net, but will also highlight the best fourm and download pages. I hope most users will benefit from these posts. This post is not for spam, i recommend these sites - but i do not endorse them. All sites are war3 based. Alot of FAQ material is copied straight form Official Blizzard sites, i do not want to take any credit for these.

You enter all of these sites at your own risk

• ShadowFrench's Official Website (For new hacks made by ShadowFrench in the future first check his official site BEFORE posting a thread asking where xxx is)
  
• NOCD / B-NET Cracks (Best up-to-date source for no-cd cracks)
  
• Warcraft III Pub
  
• Warcraft III World
  
• Warcraft III.org
  
• Unknown Cheats
  
• WarBucket
  
• Creature of the Night
  
• Warcraft III Campagins
  
• UMSMaps
  
• Warcraft III Workshop
  
• HacksBlizzard (this is a private hacking site, contains private hacks)
  
• Game Sites 200
  
• Warcraft III Files
  
• Warcraft III Maps & Mods Site
  
• Warcraft III Tavern
  
• Games Xposed
  
• Cheat Network

working on it, other mods please add if you want.

 

[Neptunez]

General F.A.Q.​

How many CDs does Warcraft III require?
One.
How do towns operate in Warcraft III?
Players build a town similar to StarCraft and Warcraft. However, Warcraft III has less emphasis on town building, so most races need fewer buildings than in a game of StarCraft.
Are there any plans to port a Linux version?
We have no plans for versions on other operating systems.
Can some multiplayer game outcomes be attributed to luck based on what items you happen to come across, neutral buildings, and Creep locations?
This "could" be the case, but few games are determined by randomness. Most good players can overcome random RPG elements.
How do quests work?
In single player, you must complete quests to advance to the next mission. Some quests are optional and may be ignored by the player (although they would have received a reward for completing them).
Will there be a map of the week program?
We have not decided yet, but we were very pleased with the success of the program for StarCraft and would like to continue to offer Warcraft III content after the game releases.
Does Warcraft III support spawning?
No, the retail version does not include spawning. Each player must purchase their own copy of Warcraft III in order to play multiplayer games.
Are there Single-Player Cheat Codes?
Yes. Click Here.
Where do I report bugs?
Please report bugs to Blizzard Tech Support only.
Do you have a list of bugs that have already been reported?
No, blizzard doesn’t have such a list that we can make available. Sorry.

Tournament F.A.Q.​

How do I sign-up or join a tournament?
"Signing up" for a tournament is as simple as hitting the Play Tournament Game button that appears in the upper right-hand corner of the Battle.net chat screen. There are no forms to fill out; just start playing games when the preliminary round begins. Note that new players or teams may only join the tournament during the first half hour of the preliminary round. So, if you do not start playing a tournament game during the first half hour, you will not be able to play games in the rest of the tournament.
Can anyone join an automated tournament?
The regularly scheduled automated tournaments are open to any player, regardless of record or level on any of the ladders.
I was on Battle.net but I never saw the Play Tournament Game button appear? Why?
The Play Tournament Game button is only available if you are in a Battle.net chat channel. If you are playing a game of Warcraft III, viewing a profile, or checking ladder statistics, you will not see the button.
The schedule on the Web site said the tournament started at 5:30, but when I logged onto Battle.net at 5:30 the tournament had already started? Why?
Before you browse the tournament schedule, make sure you set your local time zone on the tournament Web page. If the wrong time zone was selected, the tournament page would display incorrect times for your local area. Also, make sure that you are viewing the tournament schedule for your appropriate Battle.net gateway.
How can I see how well I'm doing in the tournament?
As a tournament progresses, the results of the games are posted on the Battle.net Tournament Web page for your Battle.net gateway. There will be a link to the current ongoing tournament available, where you can view the current status of the tournament. You can view your current standings in the preliminary round, as well as the records of the top 1000 players or teams. After the preliminary round is completed, the single-elimination bracket for the tournament finals can also be viewed.
How fast does the tournament status update on the web?
It can take up to 15 minutes for results to appear on the web servers, but the results usually appear much faster than that.
Why do I want to play in tournaments if I'm not going to win?
You can earn special tournament icons by winning tournament games in either the preliminary or final rounds. These icons are unique to players who have participated in tournaments, and are themed around the members of the Burning Legion. Every time you play a game in the preliminary round of a tournament, Battle.net also attempts to match up players with similar preliminary records. So, even if you lose your first few games of a tournament, you'll soon be playing other players of similar skill and increase your chances of winning a game and earning a new icon.
The Archimonde icon requires 500 tournament wins to earn? No one will ever be able to attain that!
The numbers listed are for tournament game wins, not winning the entire tournament. Players can thus win up to 8 games in the preliminary round, as well as 4 games in the final round.
In addition, players who reach the finals receive bonus wins depending on how they place, according to the table below:

• Round of 16 - 3 bonus wins
• Quarterfinals - 5 bonus wins
• Semifinals - 10 bonus wins
• 2nd Place - 15 bonus wins
• Winner - 25 bonus wins

I was undefeated in a tournament but I still did not qualify for the finals. Why?
Battle.net determines the top 16 players who will advance into the finals by converting the preliminary round record into points. A win is 3 points, a draw is 1 point, and a loss deducts 1 point from a player's total. By this method, a player who is 6-1 will have a better point total than someone who is 5-0, and would advance over the player with the 5-0 "undefeated" record.
I had the same record as another player, and he qualified for the finals but I didn't? Why?
If there are not enough open spots in the final round to allow all the players with the same record to advance, Battle.net then tries to "break the tie" to determine who advances.
The first criterion used to break a tie is a comparison of the strength of the opponents faced by each player. Opponent strength is determined by averaging the point totals of all the opponents that the player has faced in the preliminary round. Players with the highest opponent averages will advance to the elimination round.
If the first criterion still results in a tie situation, then Battle.net will randomly determine who advances to the elimination round from the pool of players with the same point total and same strength of opponents faced.
Where can I view how many tournament games I've won?
The in-game player profiles viewable on Battle.net currently do not show your tournament record, but a player's Web profile will have detailed information about a player's tournament play.
Are there any special prizes for tournament winners?
We have no plans for prizes to be awarded to the players who win automated tournaments at this time. However, the status of having competed against some of the best players on Battle.net, winning one or more tournaments, and receiving special tournament icons will certainly make for a rewarding tournament experience.
Will you change the tournament maps for the standard tournaments?
Yes, we can change what maps are offered for tournament games and may make adjustments over time.
Why are there no automated four-vs.-four or FFA tournaments?
While these game types have a respectable following on Battle.net, they are not as popular as solo, two-vs.-two, or three-vs.-three games. Therefore our automated tournament system does not provide support for these game types at this time. We will possibly add this support in the future.
Why are there no automated random-team tournaments?
While randomly matching players up into teams can be a very fun and enjoyable way to play a single game, this does not work as well for an entire tournament.

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