Posts from New era.

It's a pity that such a dedicated creator as Master has decided to step away from the things that interest us. Perhaps time and circumstances are taking their toll. In this regard, I will allow myself to briefly express my opinion about the author's work. All the advantages are obvious: the design, the dynamics, and so on. It is clear that Master has set a certain standard in map creation. But, unfortunately, not everything is so straightforward. The author's maps are so complex and overloaded with scripts that playing them is a major psychological test for the player. As a result, in my opinion, there is simply no desire to replay them, for example, in Campaigns. And why would anyone want to experience that kind of stress again? In my opinion, the game should still bring pleasure and joy. The author, however, seems to have the opposite approach to the game: *the player should suffer even before turning on the computer. This is certainly a controversial topic, but because of this approach, there are more and more map creators who openly admit to using heroes as a console. The question is, what's the point of such Heroes if the game is just a source of frustration? With deep respect for Master.

Great game, very well-made, you can immediately feel the quality... But I have a problem: in the first mission, I can't finish it. I go through it to the end, enter the final gate to exit the Empire lands, the final cutscene plays, but nothing happens next... I go back through the same garrison, the cutscene plays again, but nothing happens, the game just continues. People who know, please tell me how to get to the next map.

In the first mission, playing as a demon hero, he got stuck here and hasn't moved for about 50 turns. The knight doesn't attack him at all, even if I'm in a church or hiding. And that's the only passage. Was it intended that I have to break through a garrison of 2,000 archers, 100 paladins, and 20 angels, or shouldn't the demon have gotten stuck in the only passage, just standing there?

This isn't specifically programmed. If the main character is sitting in a church, this is likely typical AI behavior. If possible, try rewinding a few turns and replaying the main character's route.