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{{Software | |||
|name = Whoa | |||
|type = Application | |||
|authors = fallenoak, Whoa contributors | |||
|license = The Unlicense | |||
|repository = [https://github.com/whoahq/whoa github.com/whoahq/whoa] | |||
}} | |||
Whoa is an unofficial open source implementation of the [[WoW:3.3.5a|World of Warcraft 3.3.5a (build 12340) game client]] in C++11. It is the ancestor of [[Thunderbrew]]. | |||
It was created to better understand the systems that underpin WoW, in order to allow development on Wowser to continue. | |||
Whoa is very much a work-in-progress: it does not fully connect to a realm server, does not play back sound or music, and does not support customizing settings. These things will be supported over time. | |||
== Running == | |||
Whoa doesn't currently support reading from MPQ archives. Instead, it assumes you are launching the Whoa executable from the root of a fully extracted MPQ archive set for World of Warcraft 3.3.5a (build 12340). You can obtain a valid set of MPQ archives to extract by installing World of Warcraft 3.3.5a from legally purchased original install media. Whoa does not provide any copy of game data. | |||
Assuming all goes well, you should be greeted by the login screen, complete with its flying dragon animation loop. | |||