HoMM3 HD is a mod (add-on) for the game Heroes of Might and Magic 3.

• The package should definitely include a user folder in the end, with all current settings and other content that the player fills in (like it is done when installing browsers, for example). The user folder is exactly where you can save the settings of the hero interface, CD Data, a set of templates, packs, and other things that are regulated by the user and are permanent. This way, the problem of inconvenience in setting new settings after each mod installation will be solved. And, accordingly, the uninstaller should have a request form to delete the user settings. Otherwise, I recently uninstalled a mod, and the Heroes3.vid file, which is half a gigabyte in size, was deleted, and I had to search for it on the internet and copy it again... The same situation occurs with the list of templates. By the way, it (the one that is displayed in the game) needs to somehow implement alphabetical order. I have some kind of chaos (I redid it manually, of course, by adding one folder-template to the Templates folder at a time).
• In the launcher interface itself, the mod version should be displayed somewhere in an About section (and not in the window title), with up-to-date links (for updates), which are currently in the Info and Help sections. However, the mod version should also be visible in the game itself. An alert that appears at the start about version mismatch should have a link that can be copied or used immediately for an update.

It's just that I got lazy to write them. And sometimes I don't notice the reaction, and the motivation disappears.

The yellow frame around the battlefield window (and it seems to also have a shadow) has not been removed/reduced, blocking the visibility of the resource panel.

Also, it is necessary to complete the quick troop dismissal with one button in the city and in the mine.

When loading a password-protected save, 3-4 strange windows pop up.

And it's somehow like isolation, that a player with any other version cannot connect to 3.25. Let him connect. Or is this a scheme to tell the player that there is 3.25? It's uncomfortable.

An unpleasant moment was discovered (especially since this happened in a tournament game): when the results of the battle are announced with the number of killed, the timer ticks.

In 3.25, crashes occur, several times per game, - the game simply closes - both in battle and otherwise.
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When loading a password-protected save, 3-4 strange windows pop up. And so - every time. The map does not open at all. Even the corresponding request does not appear.
And there was a case where I loaded a save - and the password was not requested...