Alex_R
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P.S. Maybe someone can explain to me, with arguments and without slogans like "SoD is forever, period" or "I just like it," what are the drawbacks of switching from SoD to TE. What is the problem?
What arguments are needed when your posts show that:
After all, the vast majority of the best players have already switched to TE. How can they play? Of course, there are exceptions, but there are far fewer of them – these are the people who absolutely refuse to do it themselves, are afraid to overcome their ingrained beliefs, think that only their opinion and assessment is the most correct and that nothing is better, and don't even want to try. And there are also those who are just too lazy to spend a few minutes on it + play a few more games to understand/read what changes have been made and why.
Alex, on the contrary, SoD is that underdeveloped branch that is being worked on. Its balance, interface, and gameplay were taken as a basis.
Let's say you can still go to "bay" now.
but in a while, those who want to improve their game will no longer be able to find a good opponent, because all high-level players no longer want to play in it when there is TE.
So the circle of development is outlined, whether you want to be inside it or outside is up to you, of course... but you'll just be left behind. (c) :-)
and here is another quote :D :D :D
If you don't want to grow and progress in Heroes 3, then SoD is really enough for you. If you want to play better, you will have to make this terrible act of upgrading Heroes 3 SoD-WoG-TE someday.
No offense, of course, but you made me laugh :D
Imagine, will you still be sitting and waiting for the wonderful moment when Gurnisson with 12 Goblins comes to you as a starting hero after another 5 years...
Heroes 3 (especially the most common versions SoD 3.2 and "Platinum" 4.0) is IMMORTAL - but the unofficial, developing mod for Heroes 3 - TE may not survive these 5 years
Maybe not, maybe I got it wrong!?