Posts from Corridors of Time

Since the map size is impossible, it may crash the game, so make more separate saves.

Knight's spurs in the side, it crashed for me at the very beginning!

...but it will definitely not leave anyone indifferent.

Yeah, it didn't leave me indifferent, I had a "great" time! "Thank you" to the author for such an IMPOSSIBLE job!

I can’t seem to defeat the bears at the very beginning.

We need to save both the Monk and the Knight.

I can't seem to defeat the bears at the very beginning.

The main thing is to save the monk.

I can't seem to defeat the bears at the very beginning.

They break through with one monk. Position them in a corner and in defense, and have your hero attack the bears that aren't attacking the monk.

How are you doing? How far did you get, where did you get stuck, and which ending did you achieve?

How's it going? How far did you get, where did you get stuck, and which ending did you achieve?

I didn't get anywhere, didn't get stuck, and didn't achieve any ending))
I'll try running the map on a more powerful computer (instead of my old favorite laptop, which is almost as old as Heroes).

Added 13 minutes later
I started the game and... got stuck on the very first battle. How do I get through with one swordsman and a hero against five Orcish Assassins? They reach my swordsman in two turns, hit him once, I hit the assassins with my hero, taking off 10 HP, the assassins hit my swordsmen, and... that's it. The swordsman goes to Elrath.
The very first cutscene is confusing and not very pretty. The introductory cutscene is just as confusing - where were the English? The Reds? But then, why did the king and his friend decide to run away from them? They were supposed to meet with the King of England, Henry.

To understand the plot, it is recommended to watch the movie itself

To understand the plot, it is recommended to watch the film itself

In other words, you can't do without watching the film. Well, that's a pity...

What is with this obsession of giving heroes a small army? What’s the fun in that?

Why the obsession with giving the hero a small army? What's the fun in that?

Well, we're all such awesome hero players that with just one skeleton and a level 1 hero with no skills or magic, we can defeat a trillion red dragons!)

What nonsense. There used to be maps, like the ones "32metra" and "Dyrman" made. Now, every new map seems to be competing with the previous one in terms of difficulty. It's true what they say: "too much intelligence is sometimes worse than none at all."

As far as I remember, Dyrman has at least two maps: "Condition of Blood" and (I don't remember the name) "Save your friend Kaspar." At the start of these maps, instead of an army, you get one and a half weak units, and without numerous reloads during the initial stages, it's impossible to play them. Therefore, I don't understand Yaroslavna's complaints here.

I reached my castle, and Benedict jumps out at me... And that's it. How did you guys deal with him? I can't figure out what to do.

The author should not create any more maps. In the second mission, where you need to find a horse, in the forest, 2 out of 3 chests contain 500 experience points, and the third contains an artifact that grants 2 knowledge points. As a result, no matter how you play, it is impossible to defeat the leader because the hero simply doesn't have enough damage output, as the experience points in the chests are too few to level up. If you are going to create a map, avoid random loot in the chests.