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[a15drian]

Ahhhhh yes warcraft i just finished warcraft III know i am going to Frozen trone without cheats

[Yobor]

Sadly, not available to be downloaded :-(

[punch999]

Fun to remember the days when it was

[Yobor]

Ae, like, for a week hehe. Crazy stuff.

[Sebatianos]

But please - stop spaming.
Talk about the game, not about your downloading memories.

[a15drian]

EDIT: Spam deleted.

[Bp103]

For dosbox Its good to have 12000 cycle for WAR CRAFT If someone is asking that faq..........any way its easy to ramp up the cycle in dosbox look for a file named dosbox.conf open it with the note pad a slite delay will happen just look for
[cpu]
# core -- CPU Core used in emulation: simple,normal,full,dynamic.
# cycles -- Amount of instructions dosbox tries to emulate each millisecond.
# Setting this higher than your machine can handle is bad!
# cycleup -- Amount of cycles to increase/decrease with keycombo.
# cycledown Setting it lower than 100 will be a percentage.

core=full
cycles=XXXX
cycleup=500
cycledown=20

where it sais XXXX wright 12000 in the numbers place
(XXXX is in place of the number thats there)

[Sebatianos]

Well, there's a much easier way to change.

Leave the default number at 3000 (most games work fine). If you want to speed the cycles up press CTRL+F12 (it will encrease by 500 at a time) and to decrese the CPU cycles press CTRL+F11 (but the number won't always be round).

[another_guest]

Even easier:
use D-Fend as a front end to Dosbox:
http://members.home.nl/mabus/dfend.htm

You can simply type the number of CPU cycles for each game (plus all of the other settings)

Some games have been said to have problems with D-Fend, though, and won't work. It's really better to get to know DosBox and dosbox.conf abd to have control over what you use. No pain, no gain...