If you’ve been wanting to play World of Warcraft 3’s co-op campaign, you’ve come to the right place. Fortunately, there are many options. Here are a few things to keep in mind. First, you should decide if you’d like to play as the Human Alliance, the Horde, or the Night elves. There are advantages to all three, and these will help you make an informed decision.

Stormgate

If you’re looking for a new RTS game, you should look into Stormgate. The newest title in the genre is built on Unreal Engine 5, which allows for 4K graphics and hundreds of units to participate in massive wars. Its streamlined interface makes input easy and assigns units to control groups automatically. It also lowers the skill cap but keeps it as high as the player’s preference.

As with StarCraft 2, the game features a new 3vE co-op mode that lets two players tackle unique PvE challenges. Despite being similar to StarCraft 2’s 3vE mode, Stormgate features new UI additions that make it easier to build structures together. Similarly, users can now select a building in the universal build menu and the closest worker will build it. Once finished, the worker will automatically return to his previous task.

Human Alliance

The Human Alliance faction in Warcraft 3’s frozen throne co-op campaign is a confederation of races dominated by the High Elves. This faction boasts powerful spellcasters, strong ground troops, and fearsome siege capabilities. By contrast, the Horde has brute strength, and it’s led by the undead Scourge. This faction is a good balance between magic and brute strength.

The Humans have three basic types of defensive towers and strong individuals. Priests can weaken their opponents’ units, sorcerers can destroy summoned units, and Humans have Polymorph, one of the best basic unit skills. Unlike Dwarves, however, Humans are easy to play and control. They take command of the main story campaign at the beginning of the game.

Players can choose from one of four playstyles. You can either play as a Human, Orc, or Horde. The latter team is the most common, as they have more units and items than the former. Players will also have more options to customize their characters’ equipment, and choose what they want their heroes to wear. However, this campaign doesn’t feel like an RTS. In fact, it feels more like a role-playing game.

Horde

The first part of the campaign is dedicated to the Alliance and the Horde and they are fighting for their lands, while the Alliance is trying to stop the forces of the new demon lord Gul’Dan. Both sides are playing their part, and you can either choose to play as the Alliance or the Horde. There are over forty items to collect, and you can enjoy more than 40 hours of gameplay.

The fourth campaign focuses on the relations between the Alliance and Horde in Kalimodor, and the game introduces the wandering Beastmaster Rexxar. The campaign feels more like an RPG than an RTS and focuses on Rexxar, who is an orc who has been a messenger for the Alliance. He also develops a home for Orcs and meets heroes from the Reign of Chaos.

Night elves

One of the most enjoyable parts of playing as the Night Elf in the Warcraft 3 frozen throne co-op campaign is playing as them. The Night Elves have some unique mechanics. Wisps harvest gold without moving and lumber without consuming trees. Wisps also serve as the basis for the Night Elves’ Ancients. Unlike other races, the Night Elves can build Ancients, consuming the spirit of the wisp to create a new one. This adds a touch of mystique to the elves.

You can easily trade resources with the night elves, so they can get resources. They don’t have to walk back and forth, so they can mass their troops. They can also easily collect resources from human players. In this way, you can trade gold with your night elf ally, so you can build your own base and upgrade your night elf. After all, the human player will get the lumber and gold. You can trade wisps and lumber to your night elf ally, allowing him to collect resources for your own base and for theirs.