So you are new to WarCraft for Source/GO.
Let me give you one very large, very simple, very effective tip.
DO NOT PAY FOR SUPPORT
It is simple. This mod is extensive. The upgrades, races, pretty much everything requires understanding how to run a server instance and a basic knowledge of coding. When you pay for someone to help you setup/run your server you are doing two things.
1. Removing your ability to learn, and ensuring your community will fail. (I own the highest ranked community for WarCraft in CS:S and CS:GO and I give away code all the time when asked.)
2. Paying for sub-par or novice code. In the real world I bill at 2$/minute to code and I am an intermediate. If someone is charging you $25-$200 to do something, they are not someone you want to pay. The old saying "You get what you pay for" is paramount in this case. You are paying a novice coder who most likely has no real clue about what optimization or efficiency are in code.
What is my point in all this?
You have a forum that is lurked by substantially skilled coders who are open to your questions most of the time. They work with you and help you learn how to maintain and create your own communities. Communities are what make WarCraft thrive. Competition among servers for new creative content drives players to the mod. So use this resource, not some payed llama that is a sub-par coder, at best.
Again, its your money at the end of the day, but would you rather spend it on a server rental or paying someone who really only has a basic clue when we are here to do it for free.
Let me give you one very large, very simple, very effective tip.
DO NOT PAY FOR SUPPORT
It is simple. This mod is extensive. The upgrades, races, pretty much everything requires understanding how to run a server instance and a basic knowledge of coding. When you pay for someone to help you setup/run your server you are doing two things.
1. Removing your ability to learn, and ensuring your community will fail. (I own the highest ranked community for WarCraft in CS:S and CS:GO and I give away code all the time when asked.)
2. Paying for sub-par or novice code. In the real world I bill at 2$/minute to code and I am an intermediate. If someone is charging you $25-$200 to do something, they are not someone you want to pay. The old saying "You get what you pay for" is paramount in this case. You are paying a novice coder who most likely has no real clue about what optimization or efficiency are in code.
What is my point in all this?
You have a forum that is lurked by substantially skilled coders who are open to your questions most of the time. They work with you and help you learn how to maintain and create your own communities. Communities are what make WarCraft thrive. Competition among servers for new creative content drives players to the mod. So use this resource, not some payed llama that is a sub-par coder, at best.
Again, its your money at the end of the day, but would you rather spend it on a server rental or paying someone who really only has a basic clue when we are here to do it for free.

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