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Is there a way to get warcraft ii working on os x? I used to play it all the time on my PC and would love to play it again. I do not have classic installed on my powerbook, so it'd have to run totally in OS X. The cdrom on the mac wont read my CDRW's. So hybrid cd's are really for business or software built for both platforms on the same cd, Like warcraft 2. Ive worked on a mac for a while but never played the games.

When it comes to PC Gaming, most consider Blizzard and Valve, the greatest PC developers of our time. Sure if we are talking about the impact, then I'd say Origin Systems was the most important PC centric company, that continues to inspire new developers as well.

But here we are about two biggest companies that are still in business (RIP Origin). And even if you have someone else in your mind (that is still in business) then STFU, because that is discussion for another day.

Today, we will go with the majority and pit these giants against each other. Both Valve and Blizzard are known for taking their time to release polish products that are fun to play and are memorable. Unlike Valve, Blizzard was not a PC developer from the start, even though from the very start, their goal was to make big budget Computer Games. During their early days, Blizzard was making games like Blackthorne, Lost Viking and Rock n Roll Racing (quality titles for Consoles) to earn some cash, and to get noticed by publishers. Warcraft was their first major AAA PC title in early 90s, and that was the moment when studio had finally entered PC market. On other hand, Valve released Half Life in late 90s. Let's Look at games that these guys have made:.

Valve were better story tellers in gaming (by a disgusting margin), and had a great sense of pace n rhythm in their single player games. In the past decade they've funded and developed more creative and interesting projects ala Portal and Left 4 Dead, meanwhile Blizzard has done another Starcraft, another Diablo, another WoW expansion, and then a TCG on their game, and I guess Heroes of the Storm. And while I genuinely think the likes of Portal, Team Fortress 2, and Dota 2 are great games, Half Life 2 is so incredibly overrated, as varied as that game is, it happens to center around variety that is entirely compromised by some of the most limp shooting in what is supposed to be a great first person shooter. Also where Half Life 1 has strong pacing, the 2nd game is a colossal bore until Ravenholm, after that it becomes a genuinely good game. Half Life 1 is highly influential, and yeah the Left 4 Dead games are fun, and underappreciated for how well done they were.

Blizzard wise, Starcraft and Warcraft are ace as far as RTS are concerned, both campaign and multiplayer. The lore being glorified saturday morning cartoons I wouldn't watch over Pirates of the Dark Water is excuseable when the game mechanics are that enjoyable. Diablo (which I've played 2 and 3, never played OG) and WoW (which I haven't played for a second) suffer from loot games are incredibly mindless video games built to take advantage of the fact that the player, especially RPG players are compulsive. So while I respect WoW's status as a big money maker, it's an innovator in a style of game that isn't exactly about gameplay depth or even clever design ingenuity. Shit's a skinnerbox. Hearthstone is crack, Heroes of the Storm is a moba for people who suck at mobas, and I still didn't care for it. Had way more fun struggling at Dota 2.

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So I guess I'd roll with Blizzard, because I would probably take Warcraft 3+Frozen Throne, Brood War, and Wings of Liberty over how excellent I think Portal and Team Fortress 2 are. But it's pretty close, both have some noteable misfires as far as my needs are concerned, and both have some actual bonafide classics. Valve since Blizzard all games are same but Valve all games are different. Half Life story game, Portal puzzle game, Left 4 Dead co-op game, Team Fortress multiplayer game, Counter-Strike great tactical game, Day of Defeat World war game, Dota 2 stratregy game. That's not true at all.

Warcraft is small scale RTS with RPG elements, Starcraft is large scale RTS, WOW is MMORPG, Diablo is Action RPG, Overwatch is FPS, Hearthstone is card game, Heroes of the storm is MOBA, Blackthorne is Action side scroller, Rock n Roll Racing is arcade racer and so on. If you are talking about point of view then yeah most Blizzard's PC titles are isometric in view but then again, you can also say that all Valve games play the same because all of them are First Person games, except DOTA 2. Valve since I loved all their games. Blizzard's strategy games are the only thing that really kept my interest. Blizzard has done more than Valve, but Valve has done more for the PC industry than any developer has.

Both are very good devs with good games and both have their flaws. I think they're both outstanding companies and two of a very few developers that have an almost perfect track record for delivering quality games. I refuse to choose between my two favorite PC Game developers.

I will give it to Blizzard for right now. Personally I love both. They both provide different types of games so it's really hard to say what is better. Valve since I loved all their games. Blizzard's strategy games are the only thing that really kept my interest.

Blizzard has done more than Valve, but Valve has done more for the PC industry than any developer has. Both are very good devs with good games and both have their flaws. I think they're both outstanding companies and two of a very few developers that have an almost perfect track record for delivering quality games. I refuse to choose between my two favorite PC Game developers. I will give it to Blizzard for right now.

Personally I love both. They both provide different types of games so it's really hard to say what is better. ^^ Yeah, that's true. Both have them released masterpiece after masterpiece. Anything less than that is not accepted by the community. So, expectations are always high but so far they've delivered with every game.

I guess I would vote Blizzard because of Overwatch. But I have to say I am starting to dislike some Blizzard trends: The ludicrous amount of micro transactions. The amount of crossover between titles that I do not want to play. The lack of creativity and nuance when it comes to lore and story. 'The ludicrous amount of micro transactions.

The amount of crossover between titles that I do not want to play. The lack of creativity and nuance when it comes to lore and story.' Ironically Valve is worse when it comes down to all that shat you just listed, wait my bad Valve couldn't write a story even if it bit them in the ass. Diablo 2's lore/story alone rekts anything Valve has done. No seriously list 3 Valve games that have a decent story. Valve since I loved all their games. Blizzard's strategy games are the only thing that really kept my interest.

Blizzard has done more than Valve, but Valve has done more for the PC industry than any developer has. Both are very good devs with good games and both have their flaws. I think they're both outstanding companies and two of a very few developers that have an almost perfect track record for delivering quality games. I refuse to choose between my two favorite PC Game developers. I will give it to Blizzard for right now. Personally I love both. They both provide different types of games so it's really hard to say what is better.

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^^ Pretty much this. But i'll go with Valve:D. Both were my favourite developers at one point. I liked their whole 'it's done when it's done approach' to developing video game. Contrasted by 'You have a 1-year/2-year deadline' a lot of big publishers release their games in.

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Resulting in a lot of broken, unfinished and lackluster experiences. But I seriously have lost ALL hype for a Half Life 3 and Warcraft 4. It's just been way too long to still care about these series. I also think they have now been surpassed by way better developers.

The likes of New World Interactive, Frictional Games or Relic to name but a few. Because those companies at least still release games. Overall I'd have to give it to Valve. I love Half Life, Portal, Left 4 Dead, Team Fortress and most of all the original Day of Defeat and Day of Defeat Source.

I must have over a 1000 hours in the original Day of Defeat. I guess I would vote Blizzard because of Overwatch. But I have to say I am starting to dislike some Blizzard trends: The ludicrous amount of micro transactions. The amount of crossover between titles that I do not want to play. The lack of creativity and nuance when it comes to lore and story. 'The ludicrous amount of micro transactions.

The amount of crossover between titles that I do not want to play. The lack of creativity and nuance when it comes to lore and story.' Ironically Valve is worse when it comes down to all that shat you just listed, wait my bad Valve couldn't write a story even if it bit them in the ass. Diablo 2's lore/story alone rekts anything Valve has done. No seriously list 3 Valve games that have a decent story.

Maybe they're both really bad. I enjoyed Portal and the TF2 comics. They are nonsensical but at least a bit different. Blizzard is writing bad versions of anime. Everything escalates without rationality or depth or mystery or tension or humour into 'oh the darkness and the light shining in the darkness, we have to stop the darkness before the light goes out or the entirety of the universe will be pretty dark'.

That stuff doesn't grab me at all and it's being put in all their stories as if it's meaningful. Do you have the same problem that I do with the line breaks? GS always rips them apart when someone wants to quote me (or if I want to edit my post). Valve and Blizzard are probably equal in terms of quality, but Blizzard wins at pushing out more IPs and franchises games. I still prefer Valve for their work environment and structure. It truly is an amazing thing they have going on if you ask me.

It is close between Blizzard and Valve. Blizzard gets my vote because they have been putting out great games for a longer period of time. Both companies produce great games that are fun to play for years, but Blizzards portfolio is larger at this point. Blizzard has not been good in recent years.

They get a free pass due to their name and past prestige. We all know Diablo 3 and WoW are bad games all the way through (though admittedly WoW was an amazing game 10 years ago), and Hearthstone and Heroes of the Storm have glaring balance issues. I can only hope they are trying with Overwatch, but I doubt it. I'll ignore for a moment that Valve doesn't really make all of their games.

At the very least when they target esports with games like CS:GO and Dota 2, there is a great emphasis on trying to balance those titles. Team Fortress 2 doesn't pretend to be an esports title. As for single player and/or co-op games, Half Life 1 and 2, Portal 1 and 2, and L4D1 and 2 are all worth playing at least once, and easily claim top spots in the genres they represent. Valve, Liked: Half Life 1, Team Fortress 2 (before hat infestation) Disliked: Half Life 2, Half Life: Episode 1, Half Life: Episode 2, Portal 1, Portal 2, Team Fortress 2 (after hat infestation), Alien Swarm, Left 4 Dead, Left 4 Dead 2 Blizzard Liked: WarCraft 2, WarCraft 3, Diablo 1, Diablo 2, StarCraft 1, StarCraft 2: Wings of Liberty, World of WarCraft, The Burning Crusade Disliked: Wrath of the Lich King, Cataclysm, Warlords of Draenor, Diablo 3 I can say I definately prefer Blizzard. Never really liked Valve outside of the steam service (but only as a service, as a store it kinda pales compared to its competition).

Even then, none of these 2 devs would crack my top 10 for PC devs. Blizzard just milking their DLCs and games. So ofcause Valve wins since all their games are different unlike Blizzard where they make more 'mini' games and rest their games are stratregy games without any good story. Also Blizzard games are PAY TO WIN unlike Valve games who gives free DLCs.

Those are called expansion packs, that have been part of PC Gaming since the beginning, not DLCs. And Blizzard isn't known for making 'mini' games, they are known for making AAA games. On other hand, you may not like story in Blizzard games but it's not like Valve games have fantastic stories too. Sure they are told through real time gameplay but the narrative itself is not special.

Finally, games like Starcraft, Warcraft, Diablo aren't pay to win. All of them have Single Player campaigns and competitive scene is skill based. It's MMO, of course there will be Microtransactions. In the era of F2P, Blizzard is releasing Overwatch for 40$, that comes with all 21 playable characters, and they've announced that all the characters and maps, post launch will be released for free. Sure you can call them 'greedy' but they have 5000+ employees for God sake.

Compare them with other giants like their partners, Activision or EA and Ubisoft etc and you'll see the huge difference. While other giants are known for releasing rehashes every year to feed their employees, Blizzard still takes its time to release a quality product. No one is perfect. Blizzard games WITHOUT EXPANSION PACKS 2004 - World of Warcraft 2010 - StarCraft II: Wings of Liberty 2012 - Diablo III 2014 - Hearthstone: Heroes of Warcraft 2015 - Heroes of the Storm 2016 - Overwatch Valve: 2004 - Half-Life 2; Counter-Strike: Source 2005 - Day of Defeat: Source 2006 - Half Life 2: Episode One 2007 - Portal; Team Fortress 2, Episode Two 2008 - Left 4 Dead 2009 - Left 4 Dead 2 2010 - Alien Swarm 2011 - Portal 2 2012 - CS: GO 2013 - Dota 2 Blizzard made only 1 original game and it's hearthstone since all other games are all same DLC and overwatch is TF2 rip off. Zombies, puzzle, co-op, tactical fps games all stratregy games.