I'm not 100% sure, but it seems that there are no new objects, at least significant ones (such as a mentor, a sacrificial altar, a spellbook, an astrologer's tower) that could affect the balance in the old campaigns. This is because the maps were created manually, and all objects were placed on the map by hand, and there were no new buildings at that time. And not only significant ones, but you won't find new upgrades in the original either. I just mentioned them, just in case, in case someone wants to mess around with a remaster of the old campaigns. But caravans exist in the original, as they do in Tribes of the East, and there are also new overpowered spells from Tribes of the East - regeneration, vampirism, crystal, wall of swords, and hive. And the sale of artifacts on the market also boosts things quite a bit, but it wasn't available before Tribes of the East.
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I apologize, but allow me to bother you once more. I don't want to seem paranoid, but just in case, I'll ask you, as the creator of this remaster, if you remove the enhancements of enemy heroes and the transfer of artifacts in missions, and also ignore the change in the market (which is generally good), is there anything else new? Are the campaigns and scenarios 100% canonical in all other respects (as much as possible, given the possibility of transferring the canon to Tribes of the East, I understand)? Will there be any new micro-fixes for balance or anything else that was NOT in the original, and that is NOT a bug in the original (like in Tribes of the East, one of the scenarios in the official game could not be completed due to a broken script. I spent about 3 hours fixing it). I mean, sensible fixes, when something didn't work in the original (but should have), and you made it work - that's super cool. I mean something completely new.
As for good fixes, I also gave many heroes chains (that don't drop from them) so that they wouldn't run away but would fight normally.
). I mean, sensible fixes, when something didn't work in the original (but should have), and you made it work - that's super cool. I mean something completely new.