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With the remaster I decided to dust off some old maps. One of my favorites, Spellsword RPG by Remisa, seems to have an issue with a templar archive trigger. The leveling up system works by giving the player vespene when they've earned an upgrade. Weapons upgrades cost 1, shield upgrades cost 50. As I recall, the player is prevented from buying weapons upgrades when they've earned a shield upgrade by a trigger which gives their Templar Archives to the A.I. until they're below some threshold of vespene.
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I believe there's been at least one person who fixed the map, there's a few version uploaded to scmscx with somewhat recently modified dates. Try this one: https://scmscx.com/map/Gp5Vqss6
There's a few other options to try if that doesn't work, just search Spellsword on scmscx and look for ones with last modified dates on or after 2018 or so since that should be after remastered was released and presumably any versions modified after then would have been fixed.
There's a few other options to try if that doesn't work, just search Spellsword on scmscx and look for ones with last modified dates on or after 2018 or so since that should be after remastered was released and presumably any versions modified after then would have been fixed.
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[2026-3-09. : 2:49 am]
Ultraviolet -- "Not many people know this, but I actually got the idea for my mustache after seeing the end of a paintbrush for the first time." 
[2026-3-08. : 12:10 am]
Ultraviolet -- "often was always pretty cool" 60% of the time, it works every time 
[2026-3-07. : 11:26 pm]
NudeRaider -- The visuals are good, the animation is terrible: the movement is off, the impacts in battle scenes have zero weight to it, the lip sync is right up uncanny valley. But yeah, considering what it is it's pretty good overall.[2026-3-07. : 9:51 am]
NimoStar -- And Pathfinding in SC1 was not *that* bad, the problem is that it was designed as a flat 2D game like WC1 (and it was in the alpha) and then switched to isometric without changing the base code. So its actually a flat game pretending to be isometric. With the custom competitive maps that use larger ramps and elevation, pathfinding is quite fixed.[2026-3-07. : 9:47 am]
NimoStar -- The unlocking and map choice was fine, but mostly in WoL - In HoTS the worst of all units are irrelevant because Kerrigan has infinite summon and stuff. And even in WoL the spaceship instakill map powers are better than units. If I could RTS in my RTS that'd be great.[2026-3-05. : 8:45 pm]
NudeRaider -- NekronNekron shouted: NudeRaider not that the og sc1 campaigns are particularly good mechanically but cmon, SC2 map mechanics are the opposite of fun
There's many parts to it. I think the raw rts gameplay of sc1 is unsurpassed to this day. And I too never liked that sc2 missions always rush you in some way or another, because I like to take my time. However I still have to admit that they way they did it often was always pretty cool. Like lava rising and receding, a huge-ass mothership destroying bases, undead coming at night, just to name a few, those are definitely creative, so I'm sure there's people that liked it. But that's not even what I meant. It's the unlocking of new features and upgrades and choice which map to play next that made it so much more motivating for me.
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