In SC2 you have big armies, 200 supply limit with a lot of 1 or 2 supply units (even half in some cases) and a big focus on macro. However, the actual gameplay needs to be discussed as Warcraft 3 is very different from Starcraft 2. The premise of co-op overall would stay: Pick a commander/faction, you have a bunch of maps with gimmicks and you can face one of the races with different unit setups. I guess Blizzard needs to think about monetization as well, but we won’t do that now (do what you did with Sc2 but add non-chest boosts and skins, Blizz.) There are two main questions to answer for Warcraft Coop. Gameplay notes about W3Coop - Don’t worry if you can’t read them, I explain all below You can learn more about SC2 Coop here, but I’d just recommend playing it. Some are pretty traditional, like Raynor, who feels more or less like playing the WoL campaign while Tychus has literally no army: He leads the Heaven’s Devils and you pick 5 mercs out of 8 options each game. The commanders are the most interesting part. After many updates and additions, coop mode today allows two players to pick a commander between 18 different options and play on one of the 15 maps that mimic the gimmicks of some SC2 campaign maps (such as Dead of Night, where you attack the infested by day and defend against them by night) with 4 main difficulties, plus “mutations” that bring added surprise challenges (such as enemies reviving once after they are killed, or random nukes falling down on the map constantly) that can crank the difficulty up by additional 6 levels. The idea I guess was to attract players who like Starcraft, but not necessarily want to invest in the multiplayer experience, which is hardcore by nature.
During this “fall”, the Starcraft team came up with an interesting idea: Coop Mode.
Starting as one of Blizzard flagship IPs and games, Starcraft series lost player interest over time due to a number of reasons (I actually started writing but realized it’d require a whole new article) and ended up being a niche.
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