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What do you mean, "he"? Kosh has Oblivion, exams, and inspiration – may it not fail him!
The disc is a licensed copy; I borrowed it from a friend of a friend. Will this nuisance require activation every month?
Atmosphere and the richness of the graphics, voice acting, and animation.
Yes, the atmosphere has been somewhat preserved. In my opinion, it's much richer in the second game, but it's still noticeable in the third, and quite strongly. I'm incredibly pleased with the characters' lines; I think I mentioned that. I mean, it makes the game more fun.
The best characters.
It's strange, but in Disciples, I changed my preferences twice. The first time was when I realized that playing as humans was interesting. The second time was when I started playing as demons and wiped out all the elves on the map. By the way, this trend continues in the third game. Humans are still quite interesting, and demons haven't suffered much either... almost. *For the umpteenth time, I'm going to mourn the archdevil from the second game.*
And elves are the weakest and the most boring to play as.
And here I was, a fool, thinking that it's more interesting to play as a "weak" race because you have to find ways to overcome the challenges...