GOG has it. It was renamed to something else (Insurgency I think?) to avoid copyright and IP infringement with Blizzard (at the time, World of Warcraft Cataclysm )
Emergence. That's just a straight port of Cata. A bit of polishing her and there to allow it to work on newer OS's, but that doesn't require the source code. It's still lost.
@@paintballer7171986 The computer game you run is not the same thing the developers programmed - this is to stop people taking their hard work and making a new game with their intellectual property. The source code is code that controls how the game runs, and is needed in order to make changes to how the game functions. You cannot take a copy of a game and access it's source code. Which means that if it is lost, no changes can be made to the game even if plenty of copies exist.
legendary developers, wish this much planning and preparation in games would come back.
$70 a copy wow didnt think it was that much
70 bucks Canadian :-)
Nice
Where the hell is the source code just cant believe it's just gone :(
I dont understand computers what does that mean?
I reckon wherever Barking Dog went, the source code went with it
GOG has it. It was renamed to something else (Insurgency I think?) to avoid copyright and IP infringement with Blizzard (at the time, World of Warcraft Cataclysm )
Emergence. That's just a straight port of Cata. A bit of polishing her and there to allow it to work on newer OS's, but that doesn't require the source code. It's still lost.
@@paintballer7171986 The computer game you run is not the same thing the developers programmed - this is to stop people taking their hard work and making a new game with their intellectual property. The source code is code that controls how the game runs, and is needed in order to make changes to how the game functions.
You cannot take a copy of a game and access it's source code. Which means that if it is lost, no changes can be made to the game even if plenty of copies exist.