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Does a cutscene appear when you interact with the obelisk? If so, you need to follow its instructions and complete the final battle for the artifact. The three tombs on the island are for an optional quest; visiting them is not required.
I find this incredible. Some time ago, I found this hidden map and wanted to try to complete it and bring it to light. It's a great unpublished piece, and I'm glad you managed to save it. As far as I understand, you created the cinematics; I seem to remember there weren't any. I'll take care of translating it into Spanish when I can, and I hope someone can take care of the English translation too! Thank you!
PS: The dating of this map, which seems to be about 110 years before the Heroes VII campaign, does it perfectly match the knowledge of the prophecies?
No, there was no video. In general, I was so eager to get to this obelisk, and when I got there, I saw "Already visited." I was amazed, but I decided that I would do without the Tear (I hadn't read the forum yet and didn't understand where to look for the artifact - maybe it's somewhere on the islands?). I started dealing with the tombs, which, as it turned out, I had already visited.
I don't think this bug can be caught, but if anything, I was playing as the Necromancers.
I liked the map. Pleasant design, dynamic, strategic – everything as it should be for a Heroes game. Many thanks to the developers, and also to the archaeologists and restorers. The map isn't the most original in its structure, but it's one of those cases where an old idea still works. I played as Humans, put Vitus in a Castle, and in the tavern, I got Dugal – he cleared everything out ("hero" reached level 34 in 34 days).
I liked the map. Pleasant design, dynamic, strategic – everything as it should be for a Heroes game. Many thanks to the developers, and also to the archaeologists and restorers. The map isn't the most original in its structure, but it's one of those cases where an old favorite doesn't disappoint. I played as Humans, put Vitus in the Castle, and in the tavern, I got Dugald – he cleared everything out ("hero" reached level 34 in 34 days).
For me, the appearance of dragons in the Utopia was quite logical; without them, it would have been unlikely to break through to the obelisk. The developers didn't expect that heroes swollen with troops would come to the island. The ending could have been rewritten more creatively. A bunch of bone dragons is still just a bunch, not a combat unit; on a narrow field, it's difficult for stacks to spread out. They should have added ghosts and/or vampires instead of the second stack of dragons.
I really didn't like the animation of the skeleton on the island. It differs greatly in style from the Nival style; it looks like something rotten in a pile of top-quality wood.
I wonder in which version exactly the search was conducted?!
