And the music in Heroes 4 is also very good; in my opinion, it's even better than the music in Heroes 3! :D
Did I say the music was bad??? :eek: I said there wasn't enough of it! There should have been one track for the grass, another for the dirt, a third for the desert, and so on. Special soundtracks were only for volcanoes and the sea. The same music played everywhere else. And try to say that's good.
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He does notice, especially in campaigns; it gets very annoying, especially when the developers put a one-way portal just one day's travel from a city:mad:
I didn't say he doesn't notice anything at all. But unprotected lumber mills and other structures standing right under his nose, which he often fails to capture, are quite common. I've seen it myself many times, so there's no need to argue:cool:
But if we didn't make changes, we'd be playing Heroes 5, where there are no skills, only stats, no upgrades, spells would cost conditional units instead of mana, there would be 4 castles, and 6 levels of units. Modernization is necessary. And Heroes 4 has implemented many good ideas:
Don't twist my words. No one is saying that Heroes 4 is completely terrible. If computers were still using punch cards and took up an entire room ;)
And what's the point of upgrades? Of course, units are cheaper, and some units don't make sense to upgrade, but it's better without them.
What was the point of removing them then? :) With upgrades, there were more units, and it was more familiar.
This is to diversify the tactics, for example, the Academy; a hero can only play with archers - halflings, dwarves, mages, djinns, titans, or with warriors - halflings, dwarves, golden golems, nagas, dragon golems.
I didn't notice any particular tactical depth. Many units are generally useless. I never struggled with the choice and always knew which units were more useful and which were less. In short, it's nonsense. If I wanted to "diversify the tactics," I could decide for myself which units to build and which not, without any idiotic restrictions.
