My Warcraft can t be played anymore, why can t I play my World of Warcraft

Warcraft under the patch is not supported for many maps.

Especially some RPG mapsIt is recommended that you get your next Warcraft version switcher (preferably one that can support the version switch) available online Well, here are some things to look out for when using a Warcraft version switcher.

First of all, you're on a version that's right. Put the Warcraft version converter in the folder where your Warcraft is located, run it, and then decisively change the version to still (don't ask anything, I've been in this situation before, so trust me).

After that, please click in order, and then click again, and remember that it must be in order! In this way, when the version goes back to , you can create some RPG maps that you can't create before, if you still don't understand something, please continue to leave questions.

The Warcraft version switcher itself should be in Chinese. The converted version should be Chinese!

I've encountered it before, in fact, the solution is very simple, just delete all the information about Warcraft in the registry. The way to do this is to click on the run input in the start menu and press enter, find the hkey current user software blizzard entertainment warcraft iii, right-click on the warcraft iii to delete, then close the registry and enter Warcraft.

Once you install it from the new one, it should be missing files.

Because the database of the anti-addiction system in the game will be updated with a delay, you need to wait for it to be automatically lifted.

Battle.net is a game battle platform built by Blizzard. Battle.net is a direct way to connect to the Internet, allowing gamers from all over the world to travel with each other. Game platforms such as HF and VS can be used to play online against people online.

Battle.net plays the role of connecting various gamers and providing a competitive platform. It has played an indispensable role in the promotion of major competitive games.

Now Battle.net has officially changed its name to "Blizzard Gaming Platform".

Development Background:

In 1997, in order to coincide with the release of "Diablo", Blizzard began to set up a game platform (commonly known as Blizzard Battle.net), which was initially only for "Diablo" players, allowing WAN players to enter LAN games, and other than that, no player data or data was saved on Blizzard's servers.

Players are basically directly connected to each other, which also makes cheating commonplace. In 1998, Blizzard released StarCraft and introduced new protections or restrictions on Battle.net players, requiring StarCraft to use a valid 13-bit cdkey to log in, as well as advanced systems such as chat and ranking.