haha I couldn't remember what this one was called. I was trying all sorts of crappy google searches like map "warcraft 2" sheep -explode -clicking -"warcraft 3". In this case I'm glad you beat me to it since I wasn't coming up with it D: Google is seriously failing if no combo of war2, sheep and map leads to mutton.pud

http://ftp.blizzard.com/pub/war2/puds/MUTTON.PUD <- the map. Filename is all caps 'cause the map's like that

QuothTheRaven

United States5524 Posts

March 11 2010 10:20 GMT

#45

Great read and history lesson. You have a really impressive knowledge of Starcraft maps--thanks for sharing!

ProoM

Lithuania1741 Posts

March 11 2010 12:23 GMT

#46

I've saw the one of my first games on BW happened ^_^

+ Show Spoiler +

Can anyone tell me how's it called ^_^?

konadora

Singapore66064 Posts

March 11 2010 12:29 GMT

#47

^ Boxer vs Blind Guy on Challenger

d_so

Korea (South)3262 Posts

March 11 2010 12:36 GMT

#48

On March 11 2010 21:23 ProoM wrote:
I've saw the one of my first games on BW happened ^_^

+ Show Spoiler +

Can anyone tell me how's it called ^_^?

challenger! i remember this map, one of the first games i ever played.

bongjwa

United States199 Posts

March 11 2010 12:38 GMT

#49

sick read i really enjoyed

FieryBalrog

United States1381 Posts

March 12 2010 11:19 GMT

#50

I personally thought the creation of StarEdit itself was the real innovation (absolutely nothing like it from other companies), but awesome read anyway.

LuDwig-

Italy1143 Posts

March 12 2010 11:35 GMT

#51

I seldom read the articles..i find them too long and really of little interest. But your write up is fresh and creative. 5/5 article. and thank you to make me a jump in the past

daarkside

Germany56 Posts

March 12 2010 22:51 GMT

#52

hey slug is there a chance that u continue ur map history soon?
i enjoyed reading VERY MUCH, many many sweet memories

and could u cover actived played maps, like ladder maps a little more, dire straits and so on

pioneer8

United States143 Posts

March 13 2010 01:02 GMT

#53

A nice article. If only you could get more people to play fun or creative maps that are out of regular usage... (anything besides BGH, Fastest or a few Korean maps, ie Python, Desti)

Hell, its hard enough at times to even find someone that will play vs random... >.>

People in general are pretty herd like though, online or offline, so im not surprised.

ReiKo

Croatia1023 Posts

March 13 2010 11:24 GMT

#54

Caos2

United States1728 Posts

March 13 2010 12:36 GMT

#55

Thanks for the article.

x2fst

1272 Posts

March 13 2010 12:54 GMT

#56

the trex/skull wc2 maps look massive, something i've always thought would be cool in scbw is if really big maps were available, like 4x the size of the max you can get now. hopefully that's possible in sc2 because i think you could create maps with some really unique map control situations with more space to work with. it'd be great if a bigger unit cap could be edited in too