I can suggest not buying the game and declaring a boycott. To keep things from getting boring, find like-minded people, and to attract more participants, promise them something as a keepsake (a cap, a t-shirt, a watch, underwear—it doesn't really matter), but... the game will be released anyway and it will be great because millions of fans are waiting for it, and although the developers are inexperienced in this particular area, they are by no means amateurs and know their business better than you and I do, my dear sir. The downsides that objectively exist in the game are either easily fixable or were inevitable after the unsuccessful overhaul in 4, which most fans did not accept. So now there are two ways out: spit on the game and forget about it forever (since it's unlikely anyone will take up making Heroes 6 after that) or accept the changes in the game and give it a chance to be recognized; whether it becomes a legend like 3 only time will tell, and certainly not our posts about it.
I can suggest not buying the game and declaring a boycott. To keep things from getting boring, find like-minded people, and to attract more participants, promise them something as a keepsake (a cap, a t-shirt, a watch, underwear—it doesn't really matter), but... the game will be released anyway and it will be great because millions of fans are waiting for it, and although the developers are inexperienced in this particular area, they are by no means amateurs and know their business better than you and I do, my dear sir. The downsides that objectively exist in the game are either easily fixable or were inevitable after the unsuccessful overhaul in 4, which most fans did not accept. So now there are two ways out: spit on the game and forget about it forever (since it's unlikely anyone will take up making Heroes 6 after that) or accept the changes in the game and give it a chance to be recognized; whether it becomes a legend like 3 only time will tell, and certainly not our posts about it.