The Quest for Truth

I finished it. I like everything except for the balance of the mission difficulty. I started on Hero difficulty – it’s okay, the first boss is unpleasant, but passable. I couldn’t handle the second one on Hero difficulty – the development is very slow because there is not enough ore, and the heroes are weak, and it’s difficult to level them up without troops. They were chasing Markel, but I don’t know if they would have caught him on the island or not; maybe he was enchanted with author’s magic. There’s practically nothing to exchange resources for. In general, I replayed it on Veteran difficulty first. Here, the third mission, and I’m puzzled – “walkthrough” is not the right word for it. I didn’t bother and used cheats from an old save to complete the second mission on Hero difficulty (maybe I could have done it manually with some attempts, but I didn’t want to start over, and I don’t like that water around). So, on Hero difficulty, it was also a walk in the park. I boosted the spirits, redistributed the troops, and moved to destroy everything on all three sides (Deidre, it seems, Sandro easily defeated him “without a chance”). Well, Markel is weaker, but he’s a logistics expert, so he took the distant castle and continued to control the territory. In short, except for the finale, everything is very easy. The same goes for the subsequent missions. The final battles are difficult; you sit there, think, and are happy when you win, except for the last mission. Elrat looked very pitiful against the background of the other bosses (he died of illness), and there’s no comparison with the orc-earth guardian at all. The cutscenes, plot, and design are excellent. Thank you again for the voice acting. Usually, I hardly notice the cutscene because I have to read and, sometimes, quickly. But here, it’s not just there; it’s quite artistic and pleasant to listen to (by the way, the voice acting in some movies is much worse). I would really like to see your voice acting experience popularized on the forum.

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Ah, yes, and will the public ever learn the secret of 1.81?