How to Play the Official Starcraft 2 Coop Mode as Solo Single Player

Описание: This video shows how to play the official SC2 Coop mode by yourself from one computer without having to use Sandboxie or trying to make the other player leave.

Too bad blizz won't release an official way to do this from the game.

Youtube ID verification is complete trash and is taking forever to verify. So until I'm allowed to post external links, I'll keep the links in two separate lines so that you can still copy paste to get to them.

Reddit comment:
https://www.reddit.com/r/starcraft2coop
/comments/pt0wws/comment/hea4czy/

Windows Process Explorer:
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinter...
/downloads/process-explorer

Handles to close:
Events
\Sessions\6\BaseNamedObjects\StarCraft II Game Application
\BaseNamedObjects\StarCraft II Game Application (Global)
Sections
\Sessions\6\BaseNamedObjects\StarCraft II IPC Mem

The number between "Sessions" and "BaseNamedObjects" can vary, that's okay since there is always only one instance of each handle.

As long as you don't close the SC2 window, you won't need to close the handles again through Process Explorer. The handles have to be closed every time the game is re-opened. The comment thread in Reddit shows braindoper has an automated way of accomplishing this if you're interested:
https://www.reddit.com/r/starcraft2coop/
comments/pt0wws/comment/hf0xcqq
braindoper was even helpful enough to provide some example scripts in the thread. I haven't tried this myself, so please use at your own risk and be careful about running random scripts you find online!

0:00 Intro
0:34 Setup Second Account + Process Explorer
1:46 How to play solo
4:08 How to control both Commanders' Units

Corrections: 3:05 To save time, you can bypass Battle net logout/login by launching SC2Switcher_x64. This is located in your Starcraft 2 folder, inside the Support64 subfolder: Drive(C:)/Program Files (x86)/Starcraft II/Support64/SC2Switcher_x64.exe