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[Mystvan]

As Gordon228 posted this interesting information in another Sub-Forum, I will be quoting his post and also a text from Wikia on the same subject:

Originally Posted by Gordon228

i was just looking at the music to see what i could play that i like and then when to the Warcraft 2 music page and saw all the music witch was more then there should be and one of the orc tracks were missing now all thos songs could be in the game but not on the cd. the war2 cd has 15 track but 16 if you count the data track and the war2x cd has 16 and 17 if you count the data track. yes Warcraft 2 did have cd audio witch was better then the midi sadly enough the main menu theme even tho it was the orc briefing was always midi. track number 17 on the war2x cd is called I'm A Medieval Man for thos that are wondering.

Gordon’s Post

If the disk for Beyond the Dark Portal or the original demo is inserted into a CD player, the orchestrated music from the game can be played. In addition, there is a bonus 13th track called “I’m a Medieval Man” which features remixed sound bites from the first game. The track is also available in-game by typing “disco” as a cheat. (This however gives you the status cheater when you finish that mission.) “Medieval Man” is also a cheat code in Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness to play the song as background music or in StarCraft to obtain all unit upgrades for free. Also, in StarCraft, if one clicks on an observer while playing as the Protoss, a clip of the song will be played.

Source: Wikia

Wikia

[Smiling Spectre]

You need this disc.

Check yourself.

[Mystvan]

Originally Posted by Smiling Spectre

You need this disc.

Check yourself.

Thank you very much for the link.

I already own the original disc versions of Warcraft I, Warcraft II and its expansion, although Warcraft II has been translated and dubbed into Brazilian Portuguese.

Ugh! I hate the dubbed version in Brazilian Portuguese, because I think the original English version is better and more solemn in my opinion. *shrug*

And to be honest, I prefer Warcraft I than its sequel Warcraft II. I think the same thing about Dune II and its sequel Dune 2000.

I played this game a long time ago. To tell you the truth, I liked more its prequel, Warcraft I, for the OST and voices because I hated the Brazilian Portuguese dubbing in Warcraft II.

OTOH, I will admit that Warcraft II had improvements with the introduction of naval and air units, absent in its prequel.

[vear]

Something tells me its high time the download is pulled down and a relevant GOG link is offered insted

[Mystvan]

Originally Posted by vear

Something tells me its high time the download is pulled down and a relevant GOG link is offered insted

Wow!! It’s been a while since I’ve checked the “news” on GOG.com.

I am surprised they have added “new” games (Warcraft series, Flashback) available.

I just wanted them to add more memorable classic games such as the Commander Keen series, the Dune series, Diablo II and expansion (only for collecting), Gods, Heart of Darkness, Inca, Return of the Phantom, Reunion, Rome, etc. *shrug*