Don't double post, and don't make yourself look like an idiot by using CAPS. Also, try to look less like an idiot by providing more information.

you are the idiot spending time on typing hurting replys when a nerd's life is falling apart and no i dont care that i got no life HA! 🤣

if you really were a nerd, you'd know how to ask questions on forums such as this.

Provide info on your computer, your graphics card, your OS, DOSBox version, contents of your config file, what exactly you did (including the exact commands you tried), etc. You get the idea.

😠 im closing the forum since all the idiots care more about how i write a post becasue i thought i wrote a reply to another comment on a forum so you guys STFU!!!

im closing the forum

Still waiting 😉

😒 ok im not closing it but if someone would help me i would be more than happy to listen to REAL posts here 😁 oh and by the way this is some info i got about my problem: the way im mounting the warcraft II game is:

follow the guide
60 seconds guide to getting your game to run in DOSBox

Hotdog24449 wrote:

😒 ok im not closing it but if someone would help me i would be more than happy to listen to REAL posts here 😁 oh and by the way this is some info i got about my problem: the way im mounting the warcraft II game is:

You shouldn't mount the game folder directly. Most DOS games expect to "live" in a sub-folder of C:\ - not directly in C:\

Try this instead:

1mount c c:\dosgames
2c:
3cd warcraftii
4launch

[Replaced your insanely big (750KB) fake PNG (BMP) screenshot with a real PNG one]

This is a few things I do when I can not find the map I wanted to play.
1. Make sure the file that is your map is actually a .pud file(literally, it happened once)
-All maps should be in the warcraftii folder
2. Make sure to mount correctly, not all at once.
mount c c:/dosgames
c:
CD warcraftii
WAR2
3. It should be in the custom maps area.
Hopes this helps.
DOSBOXXER101