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I remember making a cube model and importing it into Heroes 5, covering it with a wood texture. I got a great static object, which could be used to make a table or a wall... In short, hire me too.

You've made several maps... that's somehow more valuable than a cube. I did too, by the way. Let's make Heroes 8 in an anime style.

By the way, I really enjoyed Clash of Heroes with its anime-style graphics.

I was advised to try them several times, but I never got around to it.

I remember making a cube model and importing it into Heroes 5, covering it with a wood texture.

It's like those grandmothers I tried to teach 3D modeling when I was working. They didn't even understand how to draw a cube in Max.

and I drew a chair in it.

Like those grandmothers I tried to teach 3D modeling when I was working. They didn't even understand how to draw a cube in Max.

I should have shown them how to draw a sweater; then they would have understood.

Not about board games.
https://store.steampowered.com/app/3105440/Heroes_of_Might__Magic_Olden_Era/

When I saw the trailer, my first thought was: another piece of garbage from the world of mobile games, trying to pretend to be something more.

I played it first on an emulator, and then it was released on PC, and I bought it.

But no, it's a full-fledged game with classic gameplay and a focus on PvP in the style of the third installment, i.e., all sorts of templates like Jebus. Moreover, it seems that Ubisoft isn't putting much effort into it, as Frozenbyte created the concept and offered it to the publisher. The publisher gave the green light. Frozenbyte, by the way, is mostly Russian. Even today, the stream with the developers is in Russian. Yesterday, there was one in English with the Polish team.

Youtubas is dead.

I don't know, it works fine for me.

By the way, the developers are mostly Russian. Even today, the stream with the developers is in Russian.

Limassol, Cyprus; Tashkent, Uzbekistan; and Belgrade, Serbia.

No, there are Cypriots, Serbs, and Uzbeks.

I’m talking about the core team behind Frozenheim. It all started with a group of guys who actively presented themselves as Russian developers. Iratus was quite well-known here, and Dmitry Puchkov even did the voice-over. Later, of course, they expanded the team, and they were also connected to Germany back then, though I don’t remember how. It’s not surprising that they don’t emphasize their Russian origins much now. But many of the developers have Russian names, the community managers speak Russian, and they have a good connection with the Russian-speaking community (which isn’t the case, for example, with SoK). In general, it’s a typical example of adaptation after certain events. At the time, I wondered if Frozenheim would survive with the reputation of being a “Russian indie developer,” especially since they were clearly trying to sell the game abroad. They survived.

Ah, you mean that. We have the same thing here; those who left the Soviet Union and achieved success abroad suddenly become Ukrainians and cease to be considered traitors to their homeland 😄.

I will buy a Gibel's Scourge.

No, those are Cypriots, Serbs, and Uzbeks.

These are all our cities. Limassol, in particular.

these are all our cities. Limassol is one of them.

It's a pity that there are no people from Zhepa here.