ps: I do know that this is a starcraft site.
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Well, I'm starting to map in wc3 now some, and I've started learning jass. I'm just wondering if there's anyone here that I could just occasionaly pm a question or two about jass to, so you'd have to be fairly skilled. Thank you.
ps: I do know that this is a starcraft site.
ps: I do know that this is a starcraft site.
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I know a teeny tiny bit of JASS, probably less then you do now. In case you don't know, the best WCIII mapping website is www.wc3campaigns.net - it's a meaner version of SEN, with a lot of resources and whatnot.
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