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The opulence, pomposity, and pretentiousness compared to the fifth game. Hold on, stop calling me a troll; I didn't say it was bad. From a historical perspective, it's quite logical. After all, wasn't there a similar level of pretentiousness and pomposity in our world 300 years ago, compared to the present day? But, in general, those crossbowmen look beautiful but not very practical. As for the medics and engineers, I'm not sure what they need on the battlefield, but they look original. And with that originality that fits the style. However, the solar elementals are a complete disappointment. The model is a complete copy of the engineers; essentially, that's what an elemental is. What did they forget about the humans? Too many magical creatures; in the first and second parts (yes, I played them too), humans had a very good atmosphere of a simple medieval castle without any unclean forces.