When I try to play any type of map or campaign on Warcraft it appears a bug with the camera movement. The camera automatically centers it’s angle of vision on the structure or unit that i’m selecting and I can’t move it, I tried with everything, reseting the options, uninstalling and installing the game again, this ruins all the experience of game. I need help. Thanks
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Same here, any fixes yet?
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Same here, very frustrating
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I also have the same issue. The camera gets locked onto a unit, and I am unable to move it. It does this constantly at random intervalls.
I didn’t get this bug in this patch until I swapped from Intel components, into AMD. Motherboard, RAM, and CPU was all changed.
I tried reinstalling, repairing game files, and deleting the entire Warcraft 3 folder, but none of these options works for me. I really am hoping for a future patch to solve this issue. The game is pretty much unplayable like this.
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Same for me. Sometimes in a game everything works normal. Then all of the sudden, the camera freez but my army continue to walk. I can’t move my camera in any direction, click on the minimap etc. I can’t target my hero by using F1 or any groups by pressing 1,2 or 3, then all of the sudden it starts to work. Then I move my hero or any unit and the camera keeps following it. I have updated drivers, reinstalled the game and everything. Yesterday everything worked fine but when I woke up today the problem started.
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I probably have the solution for you guys. It’s probably " Trio Office " running in the backround, close it. It makes your left and right click to press ctrl + c sometimes for some reason. You can google keyboard to see how your mouse reacts.
Enjoy gaming again! 
Yeah this happens on mine too, but now mine is just lagging and skipping around everywhere xD
You can’t even play the game. GG Blizz. Borked your game again still trying to fix the mistakes of reforged sadge.
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