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- Comparison of creatures from Heroes 5 with creatures in Heroes 3.

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Slonysh;51739
And in general: WHY DOES A HEADLESS CREATURE NEED A HAT???:confused:
It's obvious:) To somehow cover the absence of a head:) But in general, you could sue the Nival artist for beheading:
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Yes, and then they should be removed as a unit altogether.
Well, actually, they could be; by the way, according to mythology, there were only 12 of them. I would definitely remove the Archangel (there are only 7 of them according to Christianity) - since Christianity is a living religion, some may be offended by such a belittling of archangels... I myself am embarrassed by their low power...
Also - to conclude this topic - I would finally correctly translate Devil - not devil, but demon! There is only one devil, and he is so powerful that he can destroy the entire map in one fell swoop! By the way, some may not know, but in Christianity, the devil is the fallen archangel Sataniel...
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By the way, I was very unpleasantly surprised by the transfer of gargoyles from the Warlock castle (2nd game) to the magic castle.
Me too:mad:
And on the gargoyle's plate, by the way, is the Greek letter psi! It's already annoying me on my psych faculty... we use it all the time for abbreviation...
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Well, yes... but vampires also can't live in sunlight. Then, for the sake of plausibility, it should be done like this: if a hero with vampires in his army comes out, say, from a Dungeon, then all the vampires in his army turn to dust! (as it was in BG2 with the dark elf armor made of adamantine... everything according to mythology!):D And since they sleep during the day in cozy coffins, they bite at night... when even paladins are lying in their nightgowns, resting after the daytime handicap. :p
Well, we have a strategy game, not a role-playing game or a literary work:...
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But in the 2nd Heroes, they were a bit funny.
Yes, that's true:D I'm especially impressed that they swear when they attack...:)
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And in general, they look like Master Yoda here.
That makes it even more enjoyable to kill them:) By the way, they also possess the Force - they repair things from a distance!:D
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But the ears in the 5th game... the ears!!! That's too much.
After the third Warcraft, no ears will scare me:D But in general, I agree - let's stop making elves a mix of humans and donkeys!:mad:
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Why do they need weapons if they are made of iron/stone, etc.?
Because the impact force will be much greater. Simple physics. The same reason why a kilogram of stone will not damage your hand (well, it won't damage it very much:)), and a needle, weighing much less, will pierce it through. The impact area is reduced. If the mages are all such rationalists, then they should have calculated this