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Ksel, Loken!
I respect both of you (hmm... Loken, and suddenly I respect him? Okay, rules are rules), but still...
I'M NOT ARGUING that the previous Might and Magic game (from now on, I'll call the new one "new." The previous one is everything up to and including the 5th installment and Dark Messiah of Might and Magic) was interesting, beautiful in its own way, and organic. And it's a pity that it didn't get further development. ALTHOUGH, in my opinion, the 4th installment was... the finish line for the "Heroes" series. Not because of the gameplay and plot (although that apocalyptic scenario... I'd tear the screenwriter's hands off!), but because of such a small thing as non-heroic graphics. Heroic graphics are the graphics in the 1st and 2nd Heroes games (in my opinion) – bright, FANTASY, and far from realism. But let's get back to the topic.
I DON'T CONSIDER the old Might and Magic to be something ancient, dilapidated, and useless. On the contrary, many "modern" RPGs should learn from Might and Magic. But I ACKNOWLEDGE the right to exist of the new Might and Magic. Who knows, maybe it will become better than the old one? Not now... after the firing of the n-th screenwriter, but will it?
So, I suggest you END THE ARGUMENT. And "go home," keeping your point of view.
And now, back to the topic:)
Tribes of the East is what Heroes of Might and Magic 5 should have been (in my opinion). And, despite the flaws (unfortunate ones) and the incompetent screenwriter (although the plot isn't as noticeable as in the "base fifth installment"), it's a classic turn-based strategy of this type... well, at least until the release of "Legend of the Knight" and "Disciples 3." We'll see what happens then...
We're waiting for Heroes of Might and Magic 6! Maybe they will live up to expectations... at least with a decent plot...
I respect both of you (hmm... Loken, and suddenly I respect him? Okay, rules are rules), but still...
I'M NOT ARGUING that the previous Might and Magic game (from now on, I'll call the new one "new." The previous one is everything up to and including the 5th installment and Dark Messiah of Might and Magic) was interesting, beautiful in its own way, and organic. And it's a pity that it didn't get further development. ALTHOUGH, in my opinion, the 4th installment was... the finish line for the "Heroes" series. Not because of the gameplay and plot (although that apocalyptic scenario... I'd tear the screenwriter's hands off!), but because of such a small thing as non-heroic graphics. Heroic graphics are the graphics in the 1st and 2nd Heroes games (in my opinion) – bright, FANTASY, and far from realism. But let's get back to the topic.
I DON'T CONSIDER the old Might and Magic to be something ancient, dilapidated, and useless. On the contrary, many "modern" RPGs should learn from Might and Magic. But I ACKNOWLEDGE the right to exist of the new Might and Magic. Who knows, maybe it will become better than the old one? Not now... after the firing of the n-th screenwriter, but will it?
So, I suggest you END THE ARGUMENT. And "go home," keeping your point of view.
And now, back to the topic:)
Tribes of the East is what Heroes of Might and Magic 5 should have been (in my opinion). And, despite the flaws (unfortunate ones) and the incompetent screenwriter (although the plot isn't as noticeable as in the "base fifth installment"), it's a classic turn-based strategy of this type... well, at least until the release of "Legend of the Knight" and "Disciples 3." We'll see what happens then...
We're waiting for Heroes of Might and Magic 6! Maybe they will live up to expectations... at least with a decent plot...
"Мы не герои. Мы сильны. Мы упрямы. Мы стараемся соблюдать условия контракта. Но мы не умираем за проигравших." Костоправ
"Мы не поклонники честной игры, если ее можно избежать. Девиз Отряда – максимальная эффективность при минимальном риске." Костоправ