The behavior of moving a unit from point A to point B is changed a unit will actually try to go in a straight line, rather than hug the edge of the nearest building. Your units can patrol their vicinity in a loop, which means you can spread yourself a little thinner. You no longer have to make roads for your buildings. But as you play through the scenarios, you learn which strategies are effective against the each unit.īlizzard didn’t just add a bunch of new units into the game - gameplay has improved, too. At first, the sheer number of different troops to command (and counter) seems overwhelming. oooh, dragons! And of course, all these troops have their own support buildings. On the sea, Orcs command juggernauts and sea turtles, and in the air. On the flip side, Orcs control Ogre-mages who can incite bloodlust in your troops, and Dark Knights who sap the life-force (health points) out of opponents. Air units include bizarre flying contraptions devised by gnomish inventors and gryphon riders. Oil is a new resource to be man- aged - it fuels battleships, destroyers, transports, and submarines. As humans, you get paladins who can exorcise the living dead, and your mages can now turn Ores into sheep - hmm, maybe that’s where all the critters came from. You’ll also notice new army types, and naval and air units, too. There’s also the odd critter milling about, which really doesn’t do much but get in your way - at least they make satisfying squeals when you slaughter them. The original Warcraft’s art was a blocky suggestion of a unit, but the new version has depictions that are much more detailed - you can see the plate mail on the footmen, the peon’s axes, and the rows of crops planted on a farm. Warcraft II is not your ordinary sequel - there have been so many additions and improvements that it almost feels like a different game.
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