Posts from Disciples 3

We discuss who bought it, who didn't, what stage of the game they're at, what they like, and what they don't. I'm currently playing the campaign as the Haven faction. It's interesting. The only thing I don't understand is: WHY give 12 stacks if the maximum you can develop is 8?

I finished playing as the humans, now I'm playing as the Legions – my favorite faction. Many things are annoying: 1. The corridor system – the main character can only run along one route; it’s impossible to turn, take a shortcut, or go around an obstacle (enemy). 2. A disaster with runes and potions – why can’t you stack identical runes in one slot and write the quantity (like in Diablo, for example)? Now they just fall into a random pile. 3. There is absolutely no need for secondary heroes. I don’t even hire them, so I can’t say anything about other hero classes except for the main character. There’s nowhere to develop. The problem is that there’s no room for growth. There are enough quests to develop the main character a little bit. Well, if I remember anything else, I’ll write it. And the graphics – yes, yes, yes... It’s good. But what’s the point?

I'll create a poll about the favorite race in the third game when the expansions with the promised dwarves and undead are released.

The rune and potion disaster.

Hmm, I see I'm not the only one with a complete mess in my inventory...

There is absolutely no need for secondary heroes.

I hired one out of curiosity once, just to see what they look like. After that, they are completely useless. They only take up space on the map. Another drawback, in my opinion, is the lack of scenarios. You don't have time to get comfortable, to get used to it, to study all three races, and you're already rushing to complete the campaign. However, I think the presence of original heroes in it, who affect the walkthrough, is a plus. Although this is a bit of a departure towards Heroes of Might and Magic. One of the advantages is the ridiculously beautiful graphics. You can't deny that. The capitals are simply gorgeous. But, in my opinion, it's precisely because of this that the game slows down terribly. The system of creature parameters and resistances is not very clear. RPG elements in a strategy are good in moderation. They could have left the familiar immunity/resistance. On the other hand, it's even more interesting, but still, you shouldn't overload the strategy so much, IMHO.

The only thing that's unclear is: WHY give 12 stacks if the maximum you can develop is 8?

This is for those who prefer exclusively front/back row units. Archers in the front don't last long. (

I'll create a poll about the favorite faction in the third game when the promised dwarves and undead expansion packs are released.

Who knows when they will appear. But, I hope the above-mentioned errors will be slightly fixed...

This is for those who prefer exclusively front/back row units.

In my opinion, this would make sense in the second part, but not here, where units run around the battlefield wherever and however much they want.

But, I hope the above-mentioned errors will be slightly fixed...

Yeah, sure... We'll see. For example, I'm already tired of having to wait for two minutes after each battle for the map to load.

your computer is just not powerful enough.
it doesn't lag on powerful machines.

Well, I don't have any problems with loading either; even the grumbling old man at the beginning doesn't finish talking before the game loads. Still, Kosh, you should install the hotfixes.

It's pointless. Maybe there's something wrong with the computer; everything freezes periodically for me. Never mind, we'll figure it out.
By the way, that mumbling old man is really annoying me.

By the way, for some reason, you can't play the third installment for very long; it gets boring quickly. But in the second game, I could play for days. Or, for example, in the fifth installment of Heroes, you don't even notice that it's already morning. But with the third game, you can play for at most an hour or two, and then you need a break.

I hadn't noticed. I play Heroes of Might and Magic III, just like all the other games, by playing it in short bursts. When I feel like it, I play, play, play. My dad got bored with the second installment of Heroes of Might and Magic quickly, but he still occasionally plays the fourth one. I'm happy with what I have and play whenever I feel like it.
Although right now, the only reason I play Heroes of Might and Magic III is to look at the demon and elf units.

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I haven't played it) because I've heard a lot of unflattering reviews, and I'm also afraid of getting hooked on another game that will mercilessly consume my time. I was already starting to hate DA halfway through) so I don't want to buy or download it).

I've heard a lot of unflattering reviews.

Me too. You know, I actually found the game to be better than I expected. Although, I haven't encountered the demons yet. But overall, it's playable.
Although, in my opinion, the second part is better.

It's very disappointing that there are no single-player maps. The campaign will end soon, so what will we do then? And the official website doesn't promise an expansion before the end of 2010. This means that the game can be safely put on the shelf. Hooray! I completed the fifth mission for the Legions. It turned out to be much easier than I thought - we took the Elven capital on the first try. Haarhus is simply charming, a true embodiment of dark charisma. At the beginning of the 6th act, he runs around with Inoel, and he agreed to help her. For now, there's nowhere to hire warriors. Haarhus beats everyone up, and Inoel heals him. And he says: "Finally!... It didn't even take a year!...". As if hinting that she could have helped sooner.

Don't annoy me! I'm already worried that I can't beat the human players, and that Archus isn't as cute in the third game as he was in the second...

Haarhus is annoying everyone, and Inoel is healing him.

I heard that they will have a romance later. Or is it just me, and all sorts of nonsense is popping into my head?

Well, it seems like that’s where it’s all heading. Not very original, is it? First, in Heroes of Might and Magic V, there was Railag-Agrail and Isabelle, and now here… A bad guy falls in love with a good girl and reforms under her influence.