I don't understand anything here again. What is this "jump"? :smile45:
2. Jump with a unit, dragging it along with the tomb into the unit exchange window, moving it from the top row to the bottom row.
:) The jump execution is highlighted in black.
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I don't understand anything here again. What is this "jump"? :smile45:
It's not clear at all here. What is this "jump" you're talking about?:smile45:
What is this expansion?:confused: I've never seen or heard of it.
I only know:
Heroes 4
Heroes 4 The Coming Storm
Heroes 4 The Gathering
and I've also seen something about Heroes featuring Alexander the Great.
Guys, what other Heroes 4 expansions are there?
I think the engine is just terrible, and it needs a lot of high-quality animations. That's why some people prefer to play Disciples, right? And I personally think that everything is done much better there. However, Heroes is still better in terms of storyline and overall gameplay.
Personally, I have the HMM4-Excalibur expansion installed on my computer. Let me know who else has it.
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:cool: The graphics surprised me a bit; I expected more.
I had:
Heroes 4: Lord of the Rings
Heroes 4: Dungeon and Dragons
Heroes 4: Excalibur
Heroes 4: Alexander
Heroes 4: Dragon Ring
Heroes 4: Chariots of the Gods
Heroes 4: The Last Battle
Heroes 4: Death of Erathia
I think the main problem in the fourth game is the AI.
Let me give you an example:
I played one map for six months (according to them, of course, six months), built an awesome army, collected artifacts, and reached a high level. Then I approach the enemy, and he's just sitting in his castle!
Here's how it actually happened:
I was playing on the XL map, which has a lot of neutral creatures. I was fighting them (for experience and artifacts, since there weren't many castles). And so on (especially since there were islands). I came across him, and he was sitting in a castle. And I just defeated him for no reason.
Here's how it actually happened:
I was playing on XL, and there were a lot of neutral creatures. I was fighting them (for experience and artifacts, because there weren't many castles). And so on (especially since there were islands). I arrive, and he's sitting in his castle. And for no reason, I defeated him.
In such cases, I feel disappointed. You have a hero dressed in the latest fashion, a powerful army. But you start the game and there's nothing to do; you just defeat everything... It's not interesting.