bobchik
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Actually, they look more organic in the game itself than in the screenshots.
But you still need to get used to it, as I'm already used to small screens.
On the other hand, when you enter a town, it creates a certain feeling of comfort, as if you're not just looking in through a window from the street, as it used to be, but everything here is familiar, and they've even added a matching door.
But again, I liked in Heroes 5 that you could rotate them, and the panoramic view of Haven in the rays of the setting sun is just beautiful.
It's a little unusual that some buildings don't stand out after they're built – but that's a legacy from previous games, and you can get used to it too.
But you still need to get used to it, as I'm already used to small screens.
On the other hand, when you enter a town, it creates a certain feeling of comfort, as if you're not just looking in through a window from the street, as it used to be, but everything here is familiar, and they've even added a matching door.
But again, I liked in Heroes 5 that you could rotate them, and the panoramic view of Haven in the rays of the setting sun is just beautiful.
It's a little unusual that some buildings don't stand out after they're built – but that's a legacy from previous games, and you can get used to it too.