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It’s sad to admit, but the fifth installment is a failure. And I believe the failure lies in the fact that it offers almost nothing new... Let's look at the previous parts, the first and second ones; these can be considered the first steps towards the third game. In my opinion, the third game itself doesn't differ much from the previous ones; it simply fixes all the bugs and shortcomings.
The fourth game is a step towards something new, an attempt to change the game. I think many will agree that the fourth game is unlike its predecessors. And the fifth game, in turn, is like the third game. It just has a changed graphics, races, and many small details. But the principle of the game remains the same. So, if they are going to make a sixth part, let them try to come up with something new.
Something new – that's the fourth game. And what is the reaction, mostly? A sea of criticism. Fans are not very capable of accepting something new, especially if this new thing also needs to be learned (this is not a jab at fans of the third game or other parts, but a jab at those who like to criticize without proof, especially the fourth game)...
Whether the fifth game is a failure or not, I don't know, but I disagree with the statement that it's the same as the third game. Then it turns out that the third game is the same as the second game. And what about the "graphics, races, and many small details"?...
The fifth game still tried to take some innovations from the fourth game. For example, skill combinations, which, in my opinion, is a very interesting innovation, or is it a small detail?
If there is a sixth part, it should simply develop all the ideas of the third, fourth, and even the fifth games in a worthy way. Maybe even make the game a little more difficult, but more interesting...

Барон "Vampires"
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