I have no interest in SC2. I only made an account here to reply to these two people that were discussing what happened to my old map in wc3 after I left. I don't mod games anymore.
It's me womplord (haven't used the name since I posted my last map update).
Hey guys. I'm amazed people still talk about my tribute map. Its been something like 7 years since I worked on it. I remember when I had to quit working on it because I couldn't balance updating it and working at the same time. I was worried about releasing a unprotected copy when I left because I put so much work into tribute and I didn't want anyone to ruin it. Thankfully, it appears every developer since then made great strides to improve the series which makes me happy I released an unprotected copy when I left. Once in awhile I'll Google my old user name and see what has been updated. Thank you for following my instructions and making sure I was received credit for my work. The reason I made tribute in the first place was because the rampage series just wasn't fun (only real completed DBZ map at the time). I remember playing it and thinking it could be so much better. It appears this ideal has been used by each passing developer. While I've never played any of your updates to my map I hear good things. Thanks again for keeping the map going in my stead.
Side Note. I tried to introduce custom models for each character when I worked on the map, but because of the size of each model it wasn't practical (loading times) to implement. Also I had help from two people. One person helped develop the code for the dragon radar (ping at location), and another helped with the code for the tournament. I do not remember their names, but they really helped me out.
Edit: 7:03
Found an old e-mail from the guy that helped me with the tournament. His user name was xetea.
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I have no interest in SC2. I only made an account here to reply to these two people that were discussing what happened to my old map in wc3 after I left. I don't mod games anymore.
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It's me womplord (haven't used the name since I posted my last map update).
Hey guys. I'm amazed people still talk about my tribute map. Its been something like 7 years since I worked on it. I remember when I had to quit working on it because I couldn't balance updating it and working at the same time. I was worried about releasing a unprotected copy when I left because I put so much work into tribute and I didn't want anyone to ruin it. Thankfully, it appears every developer since then made great strides to improve the series which makes me happy I released an unprotected copy when I left. Once in awhile I'll Google my old user name and see what has been updated. Thank you for following my instructions and making sure I was received credit for my work. The reason I made tribute in the first place was because the rampage series just wasn't fun (only real completed DBZ map at the time). I remember playing it and thinking it could be so much better. It appears this ideal has been used by each passing developer. While I've never played any of your updates to my map I hear good things. Thanks again for keeping the map going in my stead.
Side Note. I tried to introduce custom models for each character when I worked on the map, but because of the size of each model it wasn't practical (loading times) to implement. Also I had help from two people. One person helped develop the code for the dragon radar (ping at location), and another helped with the code for the tournament. I do not remember their names, but they really helped me out.
Edit: 7:03
Found an old e-mail from the guy that helped me with the tournament. His user name was xetea.