Posts from Warrior

Completed the campaign with a hero in 251 days (received a Thunderlord). The author's efforts are noticeable, but the campaign turned out to be uninteresting. It's not about the ease of completion, but about the lack of intrigue and the opportunity to demonstrate any strategy, since in four out of five missions, the player does not have a castle. This greatly impoverishes the gameplay. Nevertheless, thank you to the author for their work.

I watched the complete (almost) Walkthrough on Remix's channel. I want to say that the Campaign is very good, but not without its drawbacks. What I noticed: there are quite a few typos; the text needs to be proofread more often. The voice acting is very pleasing, but it could be faster, because some characters speak very slowly, and sometimes quite quietly (like the Overlord). The map design is good, but in some missions, there are empty corners where it seems like something should be, but there is nothing. Remix ran around in them and shone a light in search of an Easter egg or something else, but there is nothing there, although it feels like something should be there: a level-up point, a passage, resources, an Easter egg, or at least something. Some quests are quite strange because they are only completed towards the end of the mission, giving some artifact that is no longer needed, and it does not carry over to the next missions, as in the "Gray Alliance" Campaign, for example. In the last mission, there is objectively not enough action; you sit and wait for resources to accumulate, and the finale is weak for such a level-up and such a large army. The finales are generally quite weak in all missions; they could have been made more hardcore. In the fourth mission, it is not entirely clear why Krigan is needed at all; it seems that it would have been possible to complete it with Douglas, much faster and without wasting extra time. I understand that here a twist was planned at the level of what happened with Markel in the original, when he becomes a traitor and then you have to fight him, but it was impossible to level him up there, because there was a whole Campaign for him. Here, leveling up Krigan is absolutely pointless; the garrison can be overwhelmed simply with troops, and he is not encountered anywhere else. If there were at least one more mission where you need to play as him, it would be more justified. Overall, I would give it an 8/10, it's quite good. We are waiting for the sequel, which we saw a hint of in the fifth mission. Thank you for the Campaign!

I have a question: How do I install a campaign, and where should I put it?