Posts from Heroes of Might & Magic: Olden Era - Обсуждение

In the game, it looks good in terms of distinction and visibility, but it's unclear whether there's a way to rotate the model properly. But the developers were planning to create an encyclopedia. Maybe it will be there. They definitely don't look like the ones who take the easy path. Most likely, this is another PvP concept. Here's a hero card for the Humans (for skirmishes, not campaigns) with a bio and special ability. And yes, the Church of Light actually existed in the lore. It wasn't fully revealed there, but it did exist. In general, this is already the second hero, but I didn't like the first one. I'll post the ones I like.

I don't like this guy. Ban him.

For me, it was a disappointment of the year when, after the fifth and sixth games with 3D models, they put in promo art in the blasphemous seventh game, which was an eyesore, especially considering that 3D models were available on the official website.

This is the heroine from the game's cover. She has the typical "chosen one" backstory and an appearance that reminds me of the disappointing Stormgate. At first, I was annoyed and wrote an angry review... but then it turned out that she's just for skirmishes and not related to the campaign. But I didn't start liking her any more because of that.

Both have white hair and scars covering half their faces – there’s no variety at all.

They promised a lot of heroes to suit every taste. From the ugliest to the beautiful ones, and all sorts of non-humans. By the way, the artist sometimes streams the process of drawing portraits on Twitch.

They don't resemble those who follow a straightforward path. Most likely, this is another PvP scheme.

Their idea is to create fast-paced matches for competitive players, a turn-based Dota. Hence, all the simplifications.

I completely forgot to address this point as well.

It seems like they chose the simplest approach. Look, everything is just like in the third installment, those very ones that you love so much. We even added hexes and designed a map to suit them. So, please, love us!

Yes, I come here just to complain and criticize everything because I can In reality, I still hope that they will suddenly create something playable because it's impossible to fall lower than the seventh installment, even if they try, so I'm following this circus 🤣 but I won't know until I try the game myself, and based on the hype, it's nowhere near the fifth Fallout or the sixth Elder Scrolls for me.

The community responds by engaging in a hex and square war for a couple of days, which indirectly leads to a dispute, resulting in pauses between messages in the chat and the first warnings about a possible ban.

As a result, a new type of quarrelers emerged: the "quad-fags" who hate everyone. In addition to the "tri-fags" (five is next!) and the "five-fags" (three is next!).

The community is currently successfully maintaining its status as the most cringe-worthy part of the Olden Era development.

We can also recall the first Heroes game. That's where the hardcore gameplay was, that's what a real game was like. And then, who knows what they came up with – some unit upgrades, some new factions, they added a market for some reason, they became lazy, increased the battlefield size, and reworked the magic system. Ugh. Bring it back to the roots.

>Leon Sticky-Fingers

A funny guy. He believes that an army makes people stupid, so he joined a gang, apparently, gangs are smart.
Because of his sharp tongue, no one wanted to hire him, and he couldn't find a job. But after committing a bunch of armed robberies, the church decided that hiring him was a good idea, and now he's earned it.

>Aeos the Exalted

Some kind of aasimarr with a trauma.

It’s strange that he didn’t like Koschei. The inquisitors put a collar of obedience on him.

Pfft, so what? It's not like I have a fetish for collars.
Besides, he's just a depressing edgelord with a creepy, unkempt beard. Forget him. I prefer the woman; I like tough women, although she's not exactly amazing either.

It's strange that Koshe didn't like it. The inquisitors put a collar on him to ensure obedience.

So, the collar has no spikes...

waiting for the old heroes

There won't be many old units there, mainly because the Necropolis faction is taken into account when considering the release dates.

This message has nothing to do with the HoMM series topic.

It does, however. For the simple reason that it is a reaction to a message left in the "Heroes of Might and Magic" topic.