DotA 6.66b [Deprotect]

[SupremeUltimatum]

Name : Defense of the Ancients 6.66b (DotA 6.66b)
Map Descripton : DotA Allstars is a map where the two teams (Sentinel and Scourge) battle against each other, each with their own objectives. The Sentinel fight to destroy the other team's Frozen Throne, but protect their own World Tree, and the Scourge vice versa.
Map Link : http://www.getdota.com/
http://64.20.55.210/eng/DotA%20Allstars ... 6b.w3x.zip
Request : Deprotect

I've searched everywhere for a deprotect DotA 6.66b without any cheatpack or so, but failed.
Sorry for the inconvenience caused, and thanks for your time! Thanks in advance!
Ps; please link it without using Rapidshare, Megaupload. Thanks!

[Senethior459]

Try this. Sorry about the zip, but my deprotected file was around 17mb. It took me four attempts at uploading before I figured out the problem... XD
In my defense, the forum wasn't giving me an error message, it just wasn't uploading!

[SupremeUltimatum]

The starting points are all messed up, and the will be an error when you compile the map. The doodads and buildings are missing, and its virtually empty.
Fail, please try again.
Thanks, though.

Error: "Lua Error" : "wehack.lua:437: attempt to index global 'rtc_enabled' (a nil value)"

and

Error: "JASSHelper Error" : "Map does not contain war3map.j"

[haxorico]

deprotecting a map wont rly help u in any way.. u need to recover the map and we dont do those stuff.. look in the deprotection section for guides...

[Small Sized Duck]

The starting points are all messed up, and the will be an error when you compile the map. The doodads and buildings are missing, and its virtually empty.
Fail, please try again.
Thanks, though.

Error: "Lua Error" : "wehack.lua:437: attempt to index global 'rtc_enabled' (a nil value)"

and

Error: "JASSHelper Error" : "Map does not contain war3map.j"

Fail, please try again.

Not a fail, he deprotected the map, you can now open it. So please, don't bash someone for something you couldn't even attempt to do.

[Senethior459]

SSD, I left it in Requests because I didn't really think it was deprotected. He can open it in WE, but it's way more screwed up than typical deprotections, so I figured I'd leave it for someone else to attempt.