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For those who haven't heard of Project Revolution, it's a mod/program that transforms WCIII into SC. They've been working for three years, and have finally posted a demo:
http://www.wc3campaigns.net/revolution/forum/viewtopic.php?t=11222This was actually 25 days ago, but I just noticed
. Enjoy.
Part one of a video they released:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=KjFubYrZ8WsPart two of a video they released:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=DMQJwwnrQ4w
Post has been edited 3 time(s), last time on Jan 21 2008, 2:39 am by Centreri.
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I remember seeing this back when it was still the WC3 textures, so it was almost cartooney, but they've retained an almost identical to SC look that I kinda like, though I don't see the point if it looks
exactly the same, especially considering 1. It's not like it costs any real amount of money to play SC and 2. SC2 is already announced and in the alpha stages.
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I thought the point WAS to update the graphics.
Why didn't Comsat require tech at the start but then suddenly got grayed out later?
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Eh. I believe in 'em! They'll work it out eventually.
I think this will be useful when, after playing SCII, players will go back to SC and become disheartened by the relatively horrible graphics. There'll be a fantastic alternative: Project Revolution. For an extra forty dollars (if you don't have WCIII - you should), you get the original SC gameplay on graphics comparable to those of SCII. Not the same level, but comparable.
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Those two videos are very old...
http://youtube.com/watch?v=osAkyPWWycY
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The thread was primarily for the release of the Demo, which
isn't horrendously old. Only a month or so.
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NudeRaider -- blessed innocent soul knows nothing of the strife we had before EUDs were discovered 
DarkenedFantasies -- Probably just didn't care. For example, at some point before release, they've updated the graphics of some of the Protoss buildings (Forge, CyberCore, Citadel, Observatory, Arbiter Tribunal), but instead of properly re-rendering them with edited 3D models, they did crappy copy-paste jobs on the rendered graphics.
