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Discussion about the project "Heroes of Malgrimia 2: Invasion of Necromancers".
news, information about the project under development
news, information about the project under development
Posts from Heroes of Might and Magic II: "The Necromancer's Invasion"
Kyle
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When will it be released?
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scheduled for the first quarter of 2007.
Kyle
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A few questions:
1) Is this game being developed in our country?
2) Are you somehow connected to the developers?
3) Where can I read more about it (the game)?
4) Who is the publisher?
1) Is this game being developed in our country?
2) Are you somehow connected to the developers?
3) Where can I read more about it (the game)?
4) Who is the publisher?
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Take turns in order.
1. We are located in the glorious city of Kharkiv, Ukraine.
2. We are representatives of the development team.
3. You can visit our website: http://www.malgrimia.kh.ua/. Or you can ask questions, and we will gladly answer them in this thread. I can also look for a collection of links with reviews of the first part and interviews about the second part.
4. Our official partner and publisher is "Novy Disk".
1. We are located in the glorious city of Kharkiv, Ukraine.
2. We are representatives of the development team.
3. You can visit our website: http://www.malgrimia.kh.ua/. Or you can ask questions, and we will gladly answer them in this thread. I can also look for a collection of links with reviews of the first part and interviews about the second part.
4. Our official partner and publisher is "Novy Disk".
Kyle
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As far as I understand, the second part is a continuation of the first, and because of this, there were some inconsistencies in the first, such as with the heavy cavalry... and judging by the feedback from your forum, the game turned out to be "somewhat unfinished"... at the same time, **EVERYONE** noted a very good idea and gameplay... hence the question: how will things be with the second part? because in my opinion, HMM4 failed for the same reason....
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And why, in your opinion, did NOMM4 "die out"?
If we view the first project as an amateur one (which it partly was), then for the second part, we are striving to bring it up to a high-quality, professional level. I can't say right now whether it will happen or not; we are trying and working on it.
After the release of "Mage Guild: The Lost World of Magic," feedback started pouring in, both positive and critical. We received player response, and now we see where we made slips and mistakes. At the moment, our goal is to eliminate them without losing the "spirit" of the first part. This is in addition to the innovations briefly described in the "GM2:NN" thread.
We do not want to deviate from the ideas, simplify them, or distort them to cater to casuals. On the contrary, we will deepen and develop them, and! make them accessible. As much as each player needs, as much as they wish to dig deeper. If you're interested, I can explain in a bit more detail.
There will be a "streamlining" of the interface and manual—everything that affects convenience, the player's connection to the game, and quick, painless mastery.
If we view the first project as an amateur one (which it partly was), then for the second part, we are striving to bring it up to a high-quality, professional level. I can't say right now whether it will happen or not; we are trying and working on it.
After the release of "Mage Guild: The Lost World of Magic," feedback started pouring in, both positive and critical. We received player response, and now we see where we made slips and mistakes. At the moment, our goal is to eliminate them without losing the "spirit" of the first part. This is in addition to the innovations briefly described in the "GM2:NN" thread.
We do not want to deviate from the ideas, simplify them, or distort them to cater to casuals. On the contrary, we will deepen and develop them, and! make them accessible. As much as each player needs, as much as they wish to dig deeper. If you're interested, I can explain in a bit more detail.
There will be a "streamlining" of the interface and manual—everything that affects convenience, the player's connection to the game, and quick, painless mastery.
Kyle
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In your opinion, what caused Might and Magic IV to "fail"?...
If we look at the first project as an amateur one (and it was partly that), then we are striving to bring the second part to a high, professional level. I won't say whether it will work or not, but we are trying, we are doing it.
After the release of "Might and Magic: The Lost World of Magic", we received feedback, both positive and critical. We got feedback from the players, and now we see where we made mistakes and errors. At the moment, our goal is to eliminate them and not lose the "spirit" of the first part. In addition to the innovations, which are briefly described in the "Might and Magic 2: New Novel" topic.
We do not want to deviate from the ideas, simplify them, or distort them to please casual players. On the contrary, we will deepen and develop them, and! make them accessible. To the extent that each player needs, to the extent that he wants to delve deeper. If you are interested, I will explain in more detail.
There will be an "easing" of the interface and manual – everything that affects convenience, connecting the player to the game, quick and painless learning.
and do you have a manual? I would be interested in reading it...
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In my opinion, it was because it was a bit rough around the edges... although I might be wrong... but we're getting off topic.
But besides that, Heroes of Might and Magic brought a number of significant gameplay changes, and there was an overload of text (although those who followed the plot were satisfied). And, my personal opinion, Kangem leaving the team. It feels like the game lost its "spirit" because of that.
If you look at it as an amateur project, then yes... but if you make a living from it, then....
+1!!! The main thing is not to lose the "spirit"!!! because that's what your game is famous for!
Downvote question: what is a casual player?
You know, there's a term that's popular now: a game for an Alabama farmer. That is, a game in which everything is simplified to the maximum. Unfortunately, there are quite a few such games on the gaming market. Although, this is more of a fashion trend and an easy way to make money.
and do you have a manual? I would be interested in reading it...
Kyle
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Well, we will keep an eye on your product...
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Well, we'll be keeping an eye on your product...
Kyle
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The manual is available. Here's the link: Game Manual
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It should work, but what operating system are you using?
Kyle
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It should work. What operating system are you using?
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mustdie XP Professional
I can send you a version of the manual to your email; perhaps the issue is related to the operating system or browser.
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