Posts from - A reference guide and manual in Russian for Heroes 3.

I don't think so – it's just math... :)

Any calculation can be done, but you have no idea how to do it in this particular case, am I right?

What about what I asked in the second part of my question: does the improved unicorn have a higher chance of blinding or not?

And if you want to determine whether it will work or not right now, when you are about to attack the enemy, then no one can help you with that. It's impossible.

Play roulette on red/black – there's a higher chance of success, but you still won't guess...

In theory (in the manual), there is no difference. It says so in the reference guide; read it carefully.

There's a way to not lose in roulette, right? :)

From the arrangement of monsters in a certain order and certain moves during the battle itself. For example, if I place a monster on "this" cell, morale will trigger, but if "here," it won't...

I know many ways not to lose at roulette, but none of them are correct... :D Roulette is a game with negative mathematical expectation and by definition—a losing one. Obviously, you can bet on the same number three times and guess it—but that's probability theory, not a system. All systems are doomed to failure.

And the casino's only income is Zero.

In reality, such a possibility exists – the possibility of beating the casino, and the theory of probability has nothing to do with it.

Yes, that's what's called "pseudo-randomness." That is, there are certain criteria, a combination of which determines the "randomness" in the appearance of morale or spells, which have a probabilistic nature. But they vary from battle to battle and cannot be considered a law. After all, there is a law that determines the trajectory of a body thrown at an angle to the horizon... And now, using it, try to throw a basketball into the hoop several times in a row from different points on the court... :) The law exists, but its operation depends on many factors that cannot be taken into account. That's why we say - random.

So it's either not legitimate or it violates the established rules of the game. A revolver is also a high probability of beating the casino, but that's not what we're talking about... :)

This applies to life, yours and mine, but definitely not to the heroes!!! Heroes of Might and Magic is a strategy game based on logic and patterns. It's interesting how you put it: "pseudo-random" - it's close to the truth, but I would say "anti-random" - you can calculate anything, but it will require effort ;). Every single battle can be arranged the way you want - you can change the "fate of this probability law"...

It's pointless to argue about casinos :) Better answer this question:
Let's say the month of doubling some creature has arrived...
Does anything influence the number of stacks on the map, their size, the total amount of HP, or the choice of which creature will be doubled? I only know that the more free space there is, the more of them there will be.

Hold on, don't exaggerate. How does the PRNG (Pseudo-Random Number Generator) work? It uses a pre-defined sequence of numbers, then modifies it using some complex function, but nevertheless, if you know this principle in advance and perform all the calculations that occur in its core together with the computer, you will get the same result. That's why I say it's a pseudo-random number (I didn't invent this term - it's actually called that). But within the game, the calculation mechanism is unknown to us, and it is impossible to find it by trial and error. You can see some dependencies, but it will not be possible to prove that this is the case...

They don't double, they just appear on the map, and then grow by 10% per week.

I disagree! They definitely do double... For example, when I play as a Barbarian, whether against the AI or another player, I never upgrade Goblins because the "Goblin population doubled" ability is there, but the Hobgoblin ability is not, and that's worth it. It has often played a significant role in battles.

I meant the appearance of neutral creatures on the map...

1. Do artifacts (various bows, bowstrings, etc.) affect the ballista?

2. Does the "Archery" skill affect the ballista?
3. Does the "Attack" skill affect the ballista?

4. What magic affects the ballista? Or, if it's easier, what magic does not affect the ballista?

5. Am I correct in understanding that the "luck" skill affects the ballista? And it has no morale, but it does have luck?

6. What is the REAL probability of Toros receiving the "Artillery" skill? I would like to ask you to answer this question based on experience, and not on tables of probabilities for the appearance of secondary skills in different classes of heroes...