So, if nothing else comes up, I'm aiming for a release on the 14th November.Īll maps have their triggers fixed for all 3 players, banking system is in place.
Now with Blizzard releasing Starcraft 2 for free at the 14th November, I got a release date So, a couple of months ago I thought it would be fun to redo it. I was a bit afraid that someone would have done this by now, but I looked at the Arcade and Googled and only saw a some maps which mostly were just shared control of the same units. I tried doing this project a while ago when I was studying in the University, but I never finished it. I've always thought that the Starcraft 2 campaigns would be fun to play in cooperative with friends.
Can be played with two or three players (3 recommended). 
Mercenaries can be bought and each player will have their own mercenaries. Research system from campaign where Zerg and Protoss research goes over across the maps. Extended bases (No shared control of units). Four Different difficulties (Casual, Normal, Hard, Brutal). Three Player cooperative gameplay across 26 missions. Those of you interested in this game-changing mod can head over to TyrZ’s website to download all the co-op missions for the original game and Brood War expansion. An ‘Insane’ mode is said to have been added for both the solo and co-op, where you have to quickly adapt in both defense and offense in order to survive from the very start of the mission. Players who used to storm a Terran base with zerglings in the past are said to change their strategies for this mod. It is said that the modders haven’t just placed a simple mod on the game, but actually tweaked each campaign mission in both terrain and difficulty in order to compensate for two players. That is actually a good question to find the answer out while you go through the campaign with a friend. The final mission in the Vanilla version of the game lets you control both Terran and Protoss units, which is kind of tricky for a 2 player campaign mission. Both players are said to be able to take control of faction units, depending on the current mission. Their inspiration is said to have come from the skirmish modes, where both players are left in charge of their own units and bases. This is about to change thanks to the people over at TyrZ who thought that the original Starcraft game could do with a co-op multiplayer campaign mod. Normally, co-op RTS are summed up to skirmish matches, such as the case of Command and Conquer series, where players can enjoy a small game in pairs against computer enemies or other players. 
Co-op multiplayer mode is usually though for genres such as FPS, RPG and others, having co-op as a last alternative mode for RTS games.
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