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Posts from The difference of offline play in Heroes II and Heroes III.
It seems that the information provided is more than sufficient to understand the main differences between the offline versions of Heroes II and Heroes III. The remaining "minor details" can be "filled in" during the actual gameplay.
I'm saying this because it's not worth "exaggerating" the topic with a pixel-by-pixel comparison, as it's already clear that if desired, a vast number of such differences can be found, including in magic (a subtle hint that there will be no separate section for this).
In my opinion, excessive "bloating" of the article is highly undesirable, as it could lead to it being very difficult, if not impossible, to understand.
Everything should be read "in one breath"!
- unit bonus (number of identical creatures = 2, or simply whether similar creatures exist = 1, if no similar creatures exist = 0)
What does the number mean? Does it equal the number of creatures being joined, or is it greater than...? What is the difference from "simply whether similar creatures exist"?
What does the quantity mean? Does it mean equal to the number of creatures being joined, or more than...? What is the difference from "simply whether there are similar creatures"?
It's a bit complicated: if the number of similar creatures (both grayed out and not grayed out) is more than half of all his creatures, then it equals 2.
Дипломатия - искусство говорить собаке "хорошая собачка" до тех пор пока не найдешь подходящую палку.
I remembered the difference when visiting whirlpools, specifically in Heroes II, where you enter a whirlpool at one point and "emerge" at the same point; in Heroes III, there is no such "strictness" – you can end up at any point in the "outgoing" whirlpool.
In the third installment, a city can accommodate two heroes simultaneously. In the second game, only one hero can be present. Moreover, a hero stationed in a city in the second game cannot be dismissed!
Excellent topic! It made the old-timers dust off their old notes once again... :) Captain;159806
In Heroes 3, 5 factors are taken into account when joining... There are detailed formulas, but who needs them? ;)
My respects to the Tsar for the knowledge, do you have a link to the manuscripts on this topic... we will find a worthy use for them... because it's an artifact! :) Qwerty;180137
Moreover, a hero standing in a city in Heroes 2 cannot be dismissed!!!
In Heroes 3, there is a similar problem! At least for me... :D
2 DmitryAS The Library of Enlightenment gives +2 to all skills. I think... :)
How to dismiss a hero from a castle in Heroes III:
1) Place the hero inside the castle.
2) Go to the kingdom overview - "Castles".
3) Select the desired hero and dismiss him.
Charity suffereth long, and is kind; charity envieth not; charity vaunteth not itself, is not puffed up, Doth not behave itself unseemly, seeketh not her own, is not easily provoked, thinketh no evil; Rejoiceth not in iniquity, but rejoiceth in the truth; Beareth all things, believeth all things, hopeth all things, endureth all things. Charity never faileth...
2 DmitryAS The Library of Enlightenment gives +2 to all skills. I think... :)
Fixed.
Added the following:
F) - in Heroes II, after upgrading a building in a town that allows you to hire unit(s), you lose the ability to hire the un-upgraded units. - in Heroes III, this ability remains.
I hope someone still reads this section :)
Yesterday, I learned from my own experience that the effect of the Blind spell differs in Heroes of Might and Magic III and Heroes of Might and Magic II:
1) In Heroes of Might and Magic III, if you attack a blinded unit, it will continue to move during that turn.
2) In Heroes of Might and Magic II, even if you attack a blinded unit, it will no longer move, although it can still retaliate.
Therefore, if you have a lot of mana, some archers (or even towers in a castle), or a unit that doesn't retaliate (vampires, fairies, thieves), you can attack the enemy without consequences by blinding them at the beginning of each turn until your mana runs out.
Therefore, having a lot of mana, some ranged units (like towers in a castle), or a disposable unit (vampires, fairies, thieves), you can attack the enemy without consequences, blinding them at the beginning of each turn until the mana runs out.
Yes, but only if the army has a unit that is faster than the one being blinded. Otherwise, on the next turn, it will move first.
Любая дорога, которую проходишь до конца, приведет в никуда. Карабкайтесь в гору чуть-чуть, только чтобы проверить, гора ли это. С вершины горы нельзя увидеть гору.
DRILL
