interesting, beautiful, and addictive turn-based game than Heroes 3). It improved compared to the first and second parts; it BECAME BETTER! But changes came, and in search of something new, the developers made a mistake and created Heroes 4 - this game turned out to be *revolutionary*; although it had new graphics and an alternative upgrade system, it lacked that *COLORFUL* atmosphere that everyone was already familiar with! (And that's why the company went bankrupt). But after the bankruptcy, another company (Ubisoft) *decided* to recreate the past (to create Heroes 3, but only improved)! ... and they SUCCEEDED! (Of course, these are no longer the units that we are all used to; these are more detailed units, it is a continuation of Heroes 3, the same ATMOSPHERE, and the same IMMERSION in the game!). So, I completely agree with 3DogMZA and all his supporters
interesting, beautiful, and addictive turn-based game than Heroes 3). It improved compared to the first and second parts; it BECAME BETTER! But changes came, and in search of something new, the developers made a mistake and created Heroes 4 - this game turned out to be *revolutionary*; although it had new graphics and an alternative upgrade system, it lacked that *COLORFUL* atmosphere that everyone was already familiar with! (And that's why the company went bankrupt). But after the bankruptcy, another company (Ubisoft) *decided* to recreate the past (to create Heroes 3, but only improved)! ... and they SUCCEEDED! (Of course, these are no longer the units that we are all used to; these are more detailed units, it is a continuation of Heroes 3, the same ATMOSPHERE, and the same IMMERSION in the game!). So, I completely agree with 3DogMZA and all his supporters