If not... well this is a pretty neat feature. One of the major flaws in WC3 was that you could manage clickable/active items by keyboard, you had to manually click on them to activate.

Too bad you're not allowed to change them from the default key(?)

Tripal

Finland92 Posts

July 07 2010 14:59 GMT

Yes it has been there before.

Lite.wasalreadytaken

Canada42 Posts

July 07 2010 14:59 GMT

I am guessing that it is for the single player campaign.

Mesha

Bosnia-Herzegovina439 Posts

July 07 2010 14:59 GMT

What is exactly inventory item in sc2? Can anyone give me example. Thanks.

NuKedUFirst

Canada3139 Posts

July 07 2010 15:01 GMT

On July 07 2010 23:59 Mesha wrote:
What is exactly inventory item in sc2? Can anyone give me example. Thanks.

Hero units, campaign

Nyx

Rwanda460 Posts

July 07 2010 15:02 GMT

On July 07 2010 23:59 Mesha wrote:
What is exactly inventory item in sc2? Can anyone give me example. Thanks.

The hydralisk can carry makeup in its purse, on use the makeup gives the hydralisk 1+ armor.

cocosoft

Sweden1068 Posts

July 07 2010 15:02 GMT

On July 07 2010 23:59 Tripal wrote:
Yes it has been there before.

Ah, damn. Right.

On July 07 2010 23:59 Mesha wrote:
What is exactly inventory item in sc2? Can anyone give me example. Thanks.

Custom games can have heroes/units with inventories. And it's not just the normal 6 slot like in warcraft 3... but literally unlimited number of slots. Here's an example:
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You can have normal slots too without an model/rpg-ish style.

Ichabod

United States1659 Posts

July 07 2010 15:06 GMT

Remember special items that workers could carry in sc1 and BW? Maybe referencing that sort of thing.

Edit: fixed typo

Accer

Korea (South)319 Posts

July 07 2010 15:09 GMT

I actually didn't know that there were going to be hero units in the campaign, to hear that there will be makes me even more excited to play through it. I never really liked hero units in multi-player (in WC3 of course) but loved them in the single player mode, much better to play as a character then some nameless general, in my opinion anyway.

Lennon

United Kingdom2275 Posts

July 07 2010 15:49 GMT

#10

On July 07 2010 23:56 cocosoft wrote:
One of the major flaws in WC3 was that you could manage clickable/active items by keyboard, you had to manually click on them to activate.

This confused me.
In WC3, you could use the numpad to activate items.

cocosoft

Sweden1068 Posts

July 07 2010 17:48 GMT

#11

On July 08 2010 00:49 Fantistic wrote:

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This confused me.
In WC3, you could use the numpad to activate items.

No.

arb

Noobville17921 Posts

July 07 2010 17:51 GMT

#12

On July 08 2010 02:48 cocosoft wrote:

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No.

uh ..yeah you can

green.at

Austria1459 Posts

July 07 2010 17:52 GMT

#13

One of the major flaws in WC3 was that you could manage clickable/active items by keyboard

not true.... you can activate the num block and 124578 will be the inventory. Also wc3 has a custom keys file you can modify legaly.

edit2: sry cocosoft

Merua

United States83 Posts

July 07 2010 17:53 GMT

#14

lmao yeah u could coco :p

galefrost

United States38 Posts

July 07 2010 17:54 GMT

#15

I'm almost certain that the left six keys on the numpad (1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8) corresponded to the inventory slots of the unit you had selected. I remember trying to use this in DotA, but mostly failing because the keys were so out of the way compared to other hotkeys. It looks the big difference is that since the inventory is no longer in a 2x3 grid, there's no reason to correspond the key bindings by location anymore, so they can just start from 0 and count up.

cocosoft

Sweden1068 Posts

July 07 2010 18:00 GMT

#16

On July 08 2010 02:51 arb wrote:

Show nested quote +

uh ..yeah you can

Ok sorry Fantistic appearently it is possible.

On July 08 2010 02:52 green.at wrote:
edit: wow cocosoft .... good post. people like you are needed here. pls post something in the strategy forum.