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Posts from Questions for the developer – New city of Bastion.
Piccolyan wrote in the neighboring thread. Bastion, Fortress, and Cove.
WoodElf
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And the Sanctuary?...
Docent Picolan
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I repeat: Cove, Temple, Fortress (+ in the future, Rampart and several other towns) - these are from HotA. Bastion, Kremlin, Harbor - these are from WoG 3.59. I think it's not difficult to remember.
WhiteLizard
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Associate Professor, maybe it's easier to just put all this in your signature. They'll ban you for it!
За всем следят машины благодати и любви.
Андрей
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As I understand it, there won't be an option to play with both WOG and HotA cities simultaneously. That's a real shame. If that's the case, I'll probably choose WOG. I simply really like its various features that were (and hopefully will remain) in 3.58. For example, catching artifacts or creatures in wells, playing games in the Casino and Tavern, the Heart of the Dragon artifact, the ability to send a spy for reconnaissance, and much more.
ДУРАКОВ ОЧЕНЬ МАЛО, НО ОНИ РАССТАВЛЕНЫ ТАК ГРАМОТНО, ЧТО ВСТРЕЧАЮТСЯ НА КАЖДОМ ШАГУ. Прошу прощения у Arandor-а. Я слишком резко отреагировал. Просто очень люблю спорт. Извини...[/SIZE]
Docent Picolan
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As far as I understand, there won't be an option to play with cities from both WOG and HotA at the same time? That's a shame. If that's the case, I'll probably choose WOG.
It's your right – the choice always lies with the players; it will be impossible to play both versions simultaneously.
