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Time flies by incredibly quickly and unnoticed, not because the game is long, but because it's interesting! And you can (and want to) play it for a very long time! But this doesn't happen in the fifth "Heroes"! And don't think that I do nothing but play "Heroes." I played "Heroes" (before the release of the fifth part) on weekends. And if you want to play quickly, then strategy (especially turn-based) is not for you! Judging by your statements, you are not a big fan of "Heroes" and, perhaps, you didn't play "Heroes 3" at all, or you didn't play it much.
I'll start from the end: I really didn't play "Heroes 3" much; it didn't really appeal to me, unfortunately, but that doesn't stop me from playing "Heroes 5" a lot and discussing it in the section dedicated specifically to "Heroes 5." I really like long games, and I have enough time because I play at night. All my comments about the slowness did not concern the gameplay itself, but only stated facts known to everyone: the animation and movement structure of the battle is not fast, at least, + and - are known and apply to each person separately. With a large number of players and castles on more or less large maps, the game also doesn't run very smoothly, but these are not critical issues and can be solved by upgrading your computer, reducing the graphics settings, including user settings.