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 - GGi own the chinese version of this game. since everytime i play this game i have to use a loader to play, i just decided to buy the english version. well,i really love this game although i don't play it that much anymore, but i still want to have the full set just to collect it. i highly recommend this game to whoever likes games from Blizzard. :D Rating:  - Great game.One of the greatest games ever, been playing it for a long time and still can't get sick of it. Bought again because I lost my serial number. Worth buying it. Rating: - Beware This game is too good!!!!Be aware this more just a game: The single player version is a beautiful and very good strategy game with a superb story line. You don't want to stop playing when you started! The scary part is online version: There are dozens of custom online games packed in this game and some of them are Extra addictive (Best example is Dota). I know many people who keep playing online version 2-3 "Days!" without sleeping!. This is not an exaggeration! Bottom line: if you are a mature person buy this as this game as it is absolutely best strategy game made ever! I do not recommend this game for kids, as without any doubt it's addictive side will cause a negative effect on their study ability. Rating: - Great GameThis is my college game. but i was playing it on someone else's computer. i finaly bought it fir me because it's something i really want to have. it's the best. i haven't seen graphics in the new games better than this one. the new graphics only take a lot of memory on the video card, but this one work with an older one too, and the views, and everything else is awesome. colors too have a very good selection, over all it's a great game. yes, it's not new, it doesn't take a lot of resources but i don't thing there's gonna be a game that is going to impress me as much as this one. Rating: - Great RTS to start the 21st centuryExpectations were high when Blizzard announced that they were developing a sequel to Warcraft 2. As if that game wasn't popular enough, the last strategy game they made was the legendary Starcraft. Well, Blizzard didn't disappoint, with Warcraft 3 being one of the best in the recent batch of real-time strategy games. Unlike Starcraft, Warcraft 3 is much more focused on battle tactics and unit control ("micro") rather than base and unit production management. The introduction of the heroes is a unique twist on RTS gameplay, with the result that Warcraft 3 doesn't really play like any other strategy game on the market. The single-player campaign is incredibly well designed, and the hero mechanic is uniquely suited for this purpose. Blizzard starts to add tremendous variety to the missions in the expansion pack, with the result that the campaign, though lengthy, never gets monotonous. The art design and graphics are beautiful and vibrant, while keeping system requirements at a reasonable level (unlike many RTSes currently on the market). The longevity of this product really lies in the multi-player, though. The automated matchmaking system on battle.net does a great job of matching you with players of similar skill, but there are also a tremendous number of custom made maps developed by players using the Warcraft 3 map editor ("Defense of the Ancients", or "DotA", being the most popular one). While this game is not as strategically deep as Starcraft, it is still a blast to play, and if you enjoy strategy games, you shouldn't pass up this one.
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