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The problem is that the AI takes an incredibly long time to make its moves. On day 3, it takes about a minute and a half for each AI turn (4 AI opponents, a relatively small map), even though I've set their speed to maximum. I've tried setting the graphics settings to both the lowest and highest levels, but it makes no difference.
The game is a licensed copy, and my computer has an Athlon 2.8 processor and 1.5 GB of RAM. What could be causing this, and is there a way to fix it?

Well, this kind of problem systematically appears on large maps around the second month of the game... and, to be fair, this bug was slightly fixed in the latest patch (3.1). If it hasn't been done yet, try patching the game.

I bought a new computer and just started playing. It has 4 cores and 4 GB of RAM... Version 2.0. Maximum map size, 8 players. I wait for my turn for 3 minutes, reading a book in the meantime. Is this normal?

I bought a new computer and just started playing. 4 cores, 4 GB of RAM... Version 2.0. Maximum map size, 8 players. I wait 3 minutes for my turn, reading a book in the meantime. Is this normal???

Update your add-on to version 2.1
You can find all the patches here:
http://patches.ubi.com/heroes_might_magic_5/

It hasn't gotten any better.

For 8 players, this is normal.

It's a shame. The game seems decent, but waiting for your turn kills any desire to play.

by the way, the problem is that the game doesn't freeze at all... not even when I set the graphics to the minimum... everything seems fine, no signs of freezing. But the turn takes 4+ minutes ((( I don't know what to do (and I really want to play)).

the advice remains the same – install the patch.

I bought a new computer and just started playing. It has 4 cores.

Does your operating system and the game itself support simultaneous operation of multiple processor cores? Because, for your information, a quad-core processor will work well on a single core, and if not, it will be no faster, or even slower, than a good dual-core processor. If it is faster, it will only be marginally so.