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Remaster would be sweet indeed.
Why not both: open source the original and make a Remaster? I'll buy that!
I just bring their attention to it. The chance itself is very small.
I know that would be a long journey. But it's still a journey someone should embark on.
Good luck, I do so hope you or someone goes through this. My recommendation is, don't go into it alone. Try talking with some of the folks behind the major mods, like UA, DowPro, Unification, etc, and get some support, since it would also be in their best interest to have a platform to make modding easier.
I know FragJacker (the original creator of DoW Mod Manager) and he also knows a few modders so I think I could get some help when I would need it.
I myself is a second developer of DoW Mod Manager (I made most features from 1.52 and up) so I may qualify for the job. I hope ;-)
And keep it GPL or GPL compatible. :)
I tried Redux mod and I really like new effects and textures! Still confused about new UI layout but still :-)
About free licence - I may develop it as a propreitary at first but I 100% will open it out as fast as I could! The reason of being closed at first is because I want to lay a foundation for the work and I would reject any changes from anyone (at first). When I get more comfortable I choose a license like GPL or MIT (that was I who suggested FragJacker to use MIT liccense for DoW Mod Manager - I hope he is happy with it).
Also Zero-K have a nice RTS engine (modified Spring engine if I'm not mistaken).
I will post some news about development here so people would know if this project is alive or not.
P. S. Before MIT licence it was basically in public domain. It may be stoled or resold (theoretically). So I insisted so the origial author would licensed it under something free and liberal. Just so his effort could not be lost.