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Warcraft2: Nowhere To Run,Nowhere To Hide

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From: doy... DOYAMA JASON
Date: Wed, 13 Dec 1995 00:00
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	Ok finished the game with Humans.  Found it to be really easy, 
except the last 2 but only provided minor annoyance.  So go over to the 
custom scenarios and try: Nowhere to run, nowhere to hide.  The map's the 
same size as the first mission, very small.  I choose (to my later utter 
fright) 3 comp players, thinking that would be challenging.

	It's layed out so each team has one corner, separated by a thin 
wooded area shaped like a cross.  I enables the 'showpath' cheat to see 
if the computer had some unfair advantage over me.  It DID NOT!!!  Each 
team started with one peasant or peon just like me.

	10 Minutes later all 3 teams charged in and quickly laid waste to 
me.  I hang my head in shame....

	I'd like to hear if anyone can finish this one vs 3 comps.  I'm 
going to try with 2 next time.  Mabye I'll last 20 minutes instead :<

	Any other really cool custom scenario missions built in someone 
can reccomend?

	Jason Doyama

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Subject: Warcraft2: Nowhere To Run,Nowhere To Hide
Date: 1995/12/13
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