Thundax
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Recently, a curious incident occurred in Heroes of Might and Magic I during an official tournament, where a computer-controlled hero was defeated by neutral creatures that were significantly weaker. It seems this is also possible in Heroes of Might and Magic II. Could you clarify this issue? About 10 years ago, I saw something similar in Heroes of Might and Magic II.
And why do computer-controlled heroes so easily and without losses defeat neutral creatures of approximately equal strength? For example, a Knight with several archers, a horde of peasants, and 5 pikemen can defeat a large group of centaurs without any losses.
Also, I would like to know about the possibility of influencing the computer's turn. For example, if it is moving to the right, and I need it to move to the left, is that possible?
Perhaps these questions have already been raised; I know that there is something about this in Heroes of Might and Magic I, but it might be different in Heroes of Might and Magic II.
And why do computer-controlled heroes so easily and without losses defeat neutral creatures of approximately equal strength? For example, a Knight with several archers, a horde of peasants, and 5 pikemen can defeat a large group of centaurs without any losses.
Also, I would like to know about the possibility of influencing the computer's turn. For example, if it is moving to the right, and I need it to move to the left, is that possible?
Perhaps these questions have already been raised; I know that there is something about this in Heroes of Might and Magic I, but it might be different in Heroes of Might and Magic II.
