Attack 1 and Attack 2 are identical for all of them.They are identical now.ĭagren the Orcslayer and the rest of the new Paladins Now, Blizzard merely copied and pasted the first attack animation to the second. Attack 1 and Attack 2 used to be different in Classic.They have one Attack Spell animation and that’s it, aside from a walk animation, standing animations and a death animation. Probably cut – and I hope they are cut, because their lack of animations are disturbing.
Why does the Footman have multiple stand and attack animations, yet Blizzard decided to neglect this unit into oblivion?Īnasterian Sunstrider and Thalorien Dawnseeker This unit is used by Kael and Illidan in the Classic campaign, so it isn’t a cut unit.
WARCRAFT 3 WORLD EDITOR ATTATCH WEAPON TO UNIT PATCH
Patch 1.32.3 has demonstrated that BlizzSky possesses the capacity to address animation issues, yet they decided to waste time on tweaking the Blademaster’s attack animations rather than prioritize units that have missing animations. Patch 1.32.2 addressed none of these issues. Patch 1.32.1 addressed none of these issues. There are also other units that have multiple attack animations, but they are somehow less creative than their Classic counterparts and look far to identical to each other. Why is a newer version of the game getting LESS? I can’t even believe this was permitted to occur and I worry that the result of this occurring wasn’t merely oversight, but actual laziness, time constraints and unconcern. There are a handful of units out there that are supposed to have multiple attack animations, yet Blizzard merely copied and pasted them into the other attack animation slots, leaving some units that had multiple attack animations in Classic WC3 with more animation variety than their Reforged counterparts. I mentioned my concerns with animations in another thread, but I feel like this deserves a thread of its own. I’ve been checking out the World Editor and I’m quite surprised, honestly. So, it looks like all of the game’s files have downloaded.
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