Heroes 6 - Discussion

I'd like to share my impressions (2nd place - your words convinced me, I bought the licensed version ;)). The game is undoubtedly beautiful; all the textures and models are done in the best way possible. However, when I think about Heroes 5, it seems like there were more trees and grass... I have the feeling that the campaign maps in the sixth installment are a bit bare, but it's okay, it's a minor issue. The only thing that really disappointed me is what they did with the castles. The implementation of the "inner workings" of the castle in Heroes 5 was simply fantastic; they could have just taken it from there, but no, they ruined it. Okay. I've been waiting for a sequel for a long time, and I immediately started playing the campaign. I breezed through the introductory campaign; it was interesting. Then I started the Alliance campaign and got stuck near the end of the first mission. I didn't get stuck because it was difficult, but rather because I got bored... No, seriously - I don't even know why. I've been waiting for the game for a long time, I like the game, but it's somehow boring... monotonous battles, the same monsters, tons of identical battles. It's always been like that in Heroes, and it was the same in previous installments, but I remember completing the third part (back in the day, around 2000), the fourth as well, and I almost finished the fifth - I gave up on the Forest Union campaign for the same reason. And here, I got bored almost at the beginning. And the main thing is, I don't understand why. Yes, another downside is the plot. Either I didn't understand it, or I've already forgotten what it's about, but again, in Heroes 3: The Shadow of Death, I followed the plot to the end (although it was even more modest than here). I also followed the plot in Heroes 5, but here it's not interesting at all. In general, I don't regret buying the game, and I recommend everyone to buy it - it's worth it. As for me... I don't know, maybe I've just played enough Heroes, or maybe I've outgrown it - at 25, I have other interests, like a wife and a daughter...