King's bounty 2 — King's Bounty 1–2

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Ty3o-ny3o

17 years ago

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Well, after Heroes, and even after the first King's Bounty, this game feels incredibly clunky.
The author overcomplicated the mechanics of encountering enemy troops and defending castles, so quickly defeating them, as in the first game, is unfortunately, or perhaps fortunately, impossible.

tiroc

16 years ago

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The game is interesting... but it's appealing because it doesn't require a powerful computer... and it doesn't demand a high-end graphics card. You have to agree that this is a significant advantage for the game.

AlexSpl

16 years ago

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In school, I played on 133 MHz computers. My friend and I would compete on weekends in math class. It was then that I created one of my first programs: it allowed you to change the stats of units, the hero's army, and create Murglans, etc.

Roklin

16 years ago

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Wow, where can I find this program? I really want it.

Боря Варер

16 years ago

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Yeah, I used to play it too... But I couldn't gain enough reputation and find all the parts of the map to this "secret" island.

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Sniper93

16 years ago

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Borya Varer

Yeah, I used to play it too... But I couldn't gain enough reputation and find all the pieces of the map to that "secret" island.

That's because the game isn't finished. In other words, it's impossible to find all the pieces of the map. They simply don't exist!

Synops

16 years ago

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Although the game is not finished, it is possible to collect all the pieces of the ancient map. They are located with the lords of the lands. After collecting all the pieces of the map, a sixth continent, Malgremia, appears in the transition mode from one continent to another. This only happens on the "Game" difficulty level.
However, when attempting to go there, a message appears: "End of the first part," and the game returns to the main menu.