Posts from [МОД] NVS 3.0 для Heroes of Might & Magic V: Tribes of the East

Yes. I run LAA as administrator, as indicated in the instructions.

No access to the archive. "There might be a typo in the link. Also, the owner may have deleted the files or closed access to them."

I removed all other mods; I want to use yours as a base and add something to it if necessary.

Thank you and your team for your invaluable contribution to the Community!

I want to leave some feedback about the mod. In my skill wheel, I don't see the chances of getting a particular skill/attribute. You have them in your screenshots. I only have NVS 3.0 installed.

Also, I would like to make a suggestion. It would be great to have an undead raising table and a rage scale in the game. They are available in other mods, but I think they would also look good as part of yours. There is also a cool mod that allows you to customize heroes when creating a multiplayer lobby; it’s a very useful feature. However, you are probably familiar with these mods; I just wanted to share my opinion.

I wanted to leave some feedback on the mod. In the skill wheel, I don't see the chances of getting a particular skill or attribute. In your screenshots, they are there. I only have NVS 3.0 installed.

Also, I would like to make a suggestion. It would be great to have an undead summoning table and a rage scale in the game. They exist in other mods, but I think they would also look good as part of yours. There is also a cool mod that allows you to view heroes when creating a multiplayer lobby; it’s a very useful feature. However, you are probably familiar with these mods; I just wanted to share my opinion.

Beautiful and interesting. It's a bit difficult to navigate because of the object replacements. In some places it feels too bright, perhaps; if there are many objects and units, forests, or salt flats, it flickers a little. The game starts to look a bit like the later parts—more colorful, somewhat cartoonish, but that's a matter of taste. The League city seems washed out, you can even see it in the screenshots, and there is some kind of fog in the game; it's hard to tell. I liked the succubi, gargoyles, golems, ghosts, but as for the titans, I would have kept the old ones; the original phoenix doesn't need replacement, it's a masterpiece. The mods I use in the regular game aren't working, even though many are already here. Fortunately, you can add or remove modules. I installed the unit module and everything works great, thank you. It wouldn't be bad to add a simple text document to the archive describing the modules. Young Tolghar for Iron Throne—it doesn't seem to say what kind of mod this is... Overall, it's definitely cool, such a large-scale, high-quality restoration of an old game.

It's some kind of jumble with the icons and unit visuals. Better not to touch this, you get used to it. For example, the scouts—one icon here, another there; it looks crooked somehow. The Fairies
were renamed, names were changed in places; what was so wrong
about that?

The unit module is simply linked to the interface module, I realized it later. No questions there. But why split the modules if they are dependent and not complete on their own? I don't like the interface module—small things, the main menu, loading screens...