I agree with Lock about the cities in the fifth installment. While it might be pleasant to look at them from the outside, it's difficult to distinguish which of the extensions of the Castle of Heaven is responsible for what (not to mention that the stables, apparently, are also a tall Tower with a racetrack on the roof, the horses must be comfortable, they probably lift them up there with a crane). In other cities, the situation was not much better. Yes, in previous installments of Heroes, there was also a button to hire everyone, and often no one clicked on the buildings, except at the very beginning of the game, and yet, I always enjoyed looking at the city from the inside, seeing that it was a City. And what will be in the sixth installment is not great, if only because on the map, even if everything that has been built is displayed, there will still only be functional buildings, but remember any of the previous installments, the city also had houses of ordinary citizens (or graves with corpses for the Necropolis), there were roads, rivers, and functional buildings fit into them. And here the city will consist of barracks, a market, a capitol, and a couple more buildings, cool, right?
Castle of the Order (N5):
a) a large river, to which a shipyard is also attached;
b) a bunch of small houses on the fields (only they are displayed together with the gates :rolleyes:);
c) a road leading from the main Tower to the gates.
In general, the Castle of the Order turned out to be simply magnificent.
What shortcomings do I see in the absence of the "fly-around" view of the city - there will be no clear boundaries of the city, it will not be possible to see the whole city! There will most likely be the same thing as in the third installment - a picturesque piece of the city with "diverse" buildings.
Oh yes, and didn't the cities in "Heroes" perform a peaceful, aesthetic function?
Цикл "Закадычные враги": "Особенное гостеприимство, "Супероружие", "Меж молотом и наковальней"
"Падение Шантири"
Кампания для "Кодекса Войны"
"Выбор Сагиттеля"