Posts from Physics in Heroes 5... Auto-translated

But I think the Battle Dive ability was given to the wrong creatures. It would be much more useful for gargoyles! Gargoyles could fly upwards during their first turn, then fly towards their target during another turn, spend one more turn diving, and finally, after 3 turns, attack the chosen point by hitting it with their book, dealing 10 damage each and increasing the enemy's knowledge by +2 (since they are attacking with a book). After the Battle Dive, the gargoyles would take a normal sitting position during one turn. Of course, as a result of the Battle Dive, most of the gargoyles would crash into the ground (about 75%) =)

Maybe he'll remember that out of all the units in the real world, only 5-7 actually exist?

Well, if that's the case, then the whole game is just a blatant mockery of the laws of physics. Although... Mages cast lightning spells using more advanced developments based on Nikola Tesla's work, griffins are surrounded by a plasma field, which gives them properties not available to other griffins, demonic heroes use special solutions to burn without being incinerated alive, ghosts use a mirror effect, and dragons are hollow inside and consist of a highly flammable mixture. Damn, it's absurd! Well, here I go. You can't judge a fairy tale by natural laws.

It's just nonsense, it's just a game that doesn't care about the laws of physics.

It's all nanobots and genetic engineering...

I'm not even talking about that! I'm talking about the fact that a griffin can't swoop down to the ground like a hawk!

I think it's a great topic... It just should have been named something like "Heroes Physics: the obvious-incredible!", and not limited to Haven. Just for fun - to discuss.:smile01:
For example, I never thought about griffins.:smile43:

Are griffins the same in all game universes? No? That's great! Everything is fine! And the game doesn't need to adhere to the laws of physics.