Which installment of the Heroes series had the best campaign storyline for you? Auto-translated

Fourth, I like it. Fifth, the story is also good, but I prefer its presentation in text blocks rather than cutscenes.

It's best in the 3rd and 5th installments! Well, the 2nd one is also good, just saying. And in the 4th one (even though I didn't vote for it), I liked a certain... feeling of an impending storm, or something like that. First, a new world, everyone is happy (that they at least survived), they settle in, and so on. Then, the impending storm. You can already feel something like that... you won't be happy for long. And then, the winds of war - a crazy battle, the destruction of everything around...

I liked the storyline of the campaigns in Heroes 5. I don't play Heroes 4 much, and I can't even finish Heroes 3.

In my opinion, the best storylines are in Heroes of Might and Magic III and V, while Heroes of Might and Magic IV has no worthwhile plot. Heroes of Might and Magic II had a decent plot and videos for its time, but I didn't really like the plot of Heroes of Might and Magic I; it's quite empty, and I think it's missing about 2 MB of plot text.

The fifth and fourth games are the best!

Sorry if this is off-topic, but I really want to ask: is Agrael by any chance the father of King Nicholas?

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In Heroes of Might and Magic 5 and 3, I can't complete some scenarios in the third game.

I like the third, fourth, and fifth installments. I just didn't play the first and second much; after the third, I moved on to the fourth, but didn't really get into it. Also, the storyline in Chronicles is good.

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I like the third, fourth, and fifth installments. I just didn't play the first and second much; after the third, I moved on to the fourth, but didn't really get into it. Also, the storyline in Chronicles is good.

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in 5 because it's logical) in 3 I tried to play through the campaign, but it didn't quite work out...

I liked the third game, especially the Chronicles of Heroes, and the fifth game.

1 - well...heh...no comments :) 2 - the original campaign is great :smile54:, but the rarity price wasn't very appealing. 3 - :smile54: the original and all the expansions 4 - in my opinion, the most interesting and well-written campaign, it's like a book :rolleyes: 5 - :smile07: (interesting due to the colorful videos, but compared to the other parts, it's just okay, it's bad that it's linear, and Ashan is also a drawback, IMHO!) 6 - The campaign is good, compared to the 5th one, but again, the one huge drawback is Ashan! (it's a pity that it's not in the poll))) In general, I voted for 2, 3, and 4. Added 3 minutes later Oh, damn! I forgot about Chronicles, the plot is just excellent!...It's a pity that it's not in the voting...

In the second game, I rarely played through the Campaigns. In the third game, I did play through them, but the level of quality was different. For example, "Armageddon's Blade," in my opinion, is incredibly boring; all the missions boil down to "take a large number of your cities and use them to capture a bunch of enemy cities." I completed many missions, but I couldn't endure this nightmare. However, "The Rise of the Barbarian" in SoD was very enjoyable; I wrote the reasons somewhere in the third game section.
In the fourth game, I only played the expansion pack Campaigns (of the first and second expansions), and I didn't notice anything interesting.
In the fifth game, there's a high-quality and well-thought-out plot; they often give interesting tasks, and the cutscenes create a unique atmosphere. The endings are a drawback; they don't seem to know how to make them. The fact that all the heroes become kings and queens is comical. But, setting that aside, it has everything: clever plans and intrigues, psychology... I voted for Heroes 5.
I'm hesitant to draw conclusions about the sixth game, but what I played (the prologue, the first mission for Irina, and the first mission for the Orcs) didn't leave a pleasant impression.
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As for the "Chronicles," there were some good Campaigns, as I recall. Although I only completed one to the end: "Master of Elements."

fifth one is the best

I played through it, but the difficulty level is different. For example, "Armageddon's Blade" seems incredibly boring to me; all the missions boil down to "take a large number of your cities and use them to capture a bunch of enemy cities." I completed many missions, but I couldn't stand this nightmare. But "Birth of a Barbarian" in SoD was very, very enjoyable; I wrote the reasons somewhere in the section about the third game.

I liked КА more than SoD
the Dragon campaign, etc.