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Posts from Impressions of Heroes V, for those who have played it.

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20 years ago
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Yeah. And here, it's often better not to rush ahead at all!
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20 years ago
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Yes! Although some consider the battlefield to be a bit small, limiting movement. But for me, it's just right. During a castle siege, the battlefield expands even further, allowing you to fully utilize the "Heroic Soul" ability. :)
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20 years ago
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The battlefields are quite good... I actually like them more than even in my favorite Heroes of Might and Magic 3.
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20 years ago
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The battlefield is of normal size, but a slight increase in width and length, along with additional obstacles, would make the battle more interesting.
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20 years ago
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Hedgehog in the Fog
The battlefield is of a normal size, but a slight increase in width and length, plus additional obstacles, would make the battle more interesting.
For example, I find the automatic unit placement annoying; the computer places the units, but the main striking force ends up being squeezed between archers and an obstacle.
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20 years ago
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I never use the automatic troop deployment feature.
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20 years ago
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Hedgehog in the Fog
I never use automatic troop deployment.
I haven't been using it lately either. Although, if the battle is simple, then yes.
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20 years ago
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The automatic troop placement is not very good. I always position the troops myself, and even when attacking the next target, the troops remain in the positions where you placed them in the previous battle. If you want to change it, please do, but otherwise, it's very convenient.
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20 years ago
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Hedgehog in the Fog
I never use the automatic troop deployment feature.
And that's right... I don't use it either... I always deploy troops myself, it's better than letting the computer do it...
And I also don't use the autobattle feature... I always do everything myself.
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20 years ago
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Xaker
And rightly so... I don't use it myself either... it's always better to set things up manually than to rely on the computer.
And I also don't use autobattle... I always do everything myself.
I use autobattle quite often. Otherwise, you get tired of these show-offs who attack you, but they have no one to fight with, and yet they still - FIGHT. So, in order to save time, autobattle is very useful.
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20 years ago
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***JOKER***
I use autobattle quite often. Otherwise, I get tired of players who show off; you attack them, and they have no one to fight with, but they still – FIGHT. So, to save time, autobattle is very useful.
I agree, autobattle in Heroes of Might and Magic V is good, and it doesn't waste mana. Also, if the result is bad, you can easily intervene yourself.
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20 years ago
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Autobattle is a very convenient feature, although sometimes the computer glitches and makes unjustified losses, and sometimes you realize that it is smarter than you:D. The biggest problem with the computer is that it doesn't know how to use magic correctly (this is especially noticeable with Dark Elves); instead of hitting with a meteor shower over a large area, it casts, for example, haste:mad:!
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20 years ago
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I agree, autobattle is a great feature; it saves time. :) You attack, you look at the losses, and if you're not happy with them, you play manually. If there are no losses, that's great, and you continue. The AI doesn't really use magic very well, though. ;) The only problem with autobattle and mages is that you don't know if you'll do better or worse, but I always try, and sometimes it works out great, but never worse.
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20 years ago
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I also like this combat system – first, it’s automatic, and then you can take control. It’s convenient, especially when replaying a map from a certain day.
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20 years ago
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***JOKER***
I use autobattle quite often. Otherwise, I get tired of those show-offs; you attack them, and they have no one to fight with, but they still keep fighting. So, to save time, autobattle is very useful.
I don't know... I still don't trust the computer... sometimes it might make a mistake, and you'll lose your army... although you're right, sometimes you need to save time; you can't spend 2 days completing a map....

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