Due to StarCraft II's base game having a free-to-play option, the entire original campaign can actually be played for free. Up until the remaster's release, this was the only way that fans of StarCraft could experience the game's original campaign with modern-day graphics. Mass Recall is notable for more than just the insane amount of dedication and work that the team behind it has put into the project. The mod has been a huge labor of love, with development having originally started back in 2011, way before any plans of a StarCraft remaster were considered by the eSports-focused Blizzard. Called StarCraft: Mass Recall, the mod boasts that 68 maps from the original game have been recreated faithfully in StarCraft II's engine. A group of StarCraft fans has come together to recreate the original game's campaign in StarCraft II. SC2Save files inside) or Screenshots/ folders.That's where modders come into play. If there are multiple such folders, you can figure out which one to choose by looking in the Banks/ (if you've played arcade games, there should be a bunch of sub-folders inside), Replays/Multiplayer/, Saves/ (if you've played any campaign missions, there should be one or more.
~/Library/Application Support/Blizzard/StarCraft II/Accounts/12345/1-S2-1-4506813/Saves/Multiplayer/ If you follow the instructions in the setup map where it says ‘highlight the save you just created and click the "show in folder button"’, you just have to navigate up two folders and you'll find the Accounts/ folder there. The folder in which you have to place the SCMRsetup.SC2Save is at ~/Library/Application Support/Blizzard/StarCraft II/Accounts/XXXXX/X-XX-X-XXXXXX/Saves/Multiplayer/ where the X's represent identifiers specific to your account and character profile(s), I believe. The Maps/ and Mods/ folders are inside there. Your StarCraft II install directory is /Applications/StarCraft II/. Only the relevant filesystem locations are different.
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