I remember in SC1 we can start a game 2 players controlling 1 team, means in SC1, 2 players start with the same nexus, few probes, and the 2 players basically sharing the same base, but there are 2 mouse focus, u can know when your partner selected a unit or building.

That is how i start with SC1, I remember I was still a noob and a friend was already quite good at it, so i team up with another friend, challenged him, basically i do all the base management, mining/tech/produce units, and then my partner take over the unit and micro them, and we 2 able to beat him cause we did our job really well, even we arent really good at the game, i manage to keep expanding after base got wiped out clean and keep alive, and my partner who 100% concentrating his control into every single unit.

I am looking for this feature, i believe it was called "team" in SC1, is it still available ?

share control is different, we are talking about 2 person control 1 base vs 1 person control 1 base, its fair amount of resources just not fair in amount of player controls.

Quazacolt,
did you play the original starcraft 12 years ago?

I know what he meant. Used to do that way back during my SC1 noob days as well. Well, SC2 don't requires that much APM, so 2 ppl controlling 2 base is still ok. 1 guy micro armies, the other manage resources and macro. Always do that during 2v2

Not too sure myself, I don't actually use the resource trade too often. Yeah I feel you man, especially on 1920 x 1080 resolution.

narf03 was referring to the feature available in sc1.

2 or more players controlling a single base.

this feature is not available in sc2.
sharing control in a 2 base vs 2 base is different and not the same thing.

IINM, the game mode was called Team Melee. 2 players, 1 base (Or side/race/team if you want to be pedantic about the idea of bases).

narf03 was the one asking about it, not me.

you should have told him that the feature is not available in sc2 instead of suggesting him to try share control.

well, perhaps, in the future, a patch may reintroduce this sc1 feature into sc2.

4 players 1 base vs 4 players 1 base would be something different, eh?

imagine, with 4 different colored selection circles indicating which unit your allies selected, with 4 players, the starting probes might have a chance to work on different mineral patches faster.

there might be battles not normally seen in normal 1 player 1 base vs 1 player 1 bases matches.

3 players may be attacking together from 3 different areas while the 4th player focus on base management, training new units etc.