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Мугайс

19 years ago

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I've been playing Heroes since '96, but I've never suffered from obsessions like completing XL size maps on the maximum difficulty level. I don't even recognize difficulties above Hard. Beyond that, the AI starts cheating and you play just to prove to yourself what a great gamer you are.

When playing Campaigns, I always used cheats :D Except maybe Restoration of Erathia, which I somehow completed without them. And Heroes Chronicles — there you can choose the difficulty level. I simply don't have the nerves to replay an L size map ten times when it has a dozen enemy towns :mad: When the AI gets luck and morale bonuses every single turn, while yours for some reason stays tucked away. When it knows Chain Lightning and you got Water Walking on a map without a single body of water. I play to relax, not to go grey from stress prematurely :o

That's when cheats or cracks come into play.

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Darth Saruman

19 years ago

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I've been playing Heroes since '96, but I've never been into obsessively completing XL-sized maps on the highest difficulty level. I don't even acknowledge difficulties higher than Hard. Beyond that, the computer starts cheating, and you end up playing just to prove to yourself how awesome you are as a gamer.

When playing Campaigns, I always use cheats :D Except maybe I completed Restoration of Erathia without cheats. And Chronicles of the Heroes – there you can choose the difficulty level. I just don't have the nerves to replay an L-sized map ten times, especially one with a dozen enemy towns :mad: When the computer gets a luck and morale bonus every turn, while yours somehow stays hidden. When it gets Chain Lightning, and you get Water Walking on a map without a single body of water. I play to relax, not to go gray prematurely :o

That's when cheats or cracks come into play.

It's cheater, mans!:D

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Мугайс

19 years ago

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What’s so bad about getting completely stuck in a mission and wanting to know how the story continues? :) Should I just not play? :rolleyes:

By the way, I’ve never actually seen anyone complete a game on the highest difficulty level. And I haven’t even heard of such people in real life.

Maybe you’re all just exaggerating? :D

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Джо

19 years ago

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Mugais;42409

No, what’s wrong with getting completely stuck in a mission and wanting to know how the story continues? :) Should I just stop playing? :rolleyes:

By the way, I’ve never actually seen anyone complete a game on the highest difficulty level. And I haven’t even heard of such people in real life.

Maybe you’re all just exaggerating? :D

Thanks for the translation!:D

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Darth Saruman

19 years ago

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Mugais;42409

No, what’s wrong with getting completely stuck in a mission and wanting to know how the story continues? :) Should I just stop playing? :rolleyes:

By the way, I’ve never actually seen anyone complete a game on the highest difficulty level. And I haven’t even heard of such people in real life.

Maybe you’re all just exaggerating? :D

Well, I, for example, completed the campaigns with a 200% rating! And in general, you just need to level up your hero better in the campaigns and get the maximum benefit for the hero from the map, as he will carry over to the next one!

Alan

19 years ago

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If we're talking about completing the campaign in the third installment of Heroes, then it's quite straightforward... it takes about a week to complete all of them (The Restoration of Erathia, Armageddon's Blade, The Shadow of Death). The difficulty level in The Restoration of Erathia cannot be changed; in the others, you can set it to the maximum.

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СКИФ

19 years ago

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Mugais;42409

No, what’s wrong with getting completely stuck in a mission and wanting to know how the story continues? :) Should I just not play? :rolleyes:

By the way, I’ve never actually seen anyone play a game on the highest difficulty level. And I haven’t even heard of such people in real life.

Maybe you’re all just exaggerating? :D

I always start on the hardest difficulty. I even beat Call of Duty: Alien Assault on Very Hard, and there, one shot from a rifle and you’re dead!:cool:

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Darth Saruman

19 years ago

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I always start on the hardest difficulty. I even beat Call of Duty: Alien Assault on Very Hard, and there, one shot from a rifle and you're dead!:cool:

I approve of such methods!:cool:

As for cheats and aimbots, to hell with them!:D

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Мугайс

19 years ago

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I don't know. I understand that cheats will be used when an enemy hero appears who cannot be defeated even by combining the armies of all your heroes, giving all artifacts to one, and locking yourself in a castle. This is really frustrating. I play until I encounter such a scenario. Explain to me, you simpleton, how to complete the campaign in Armageddon's Blade as Kilgor. It seems to be the third scenario. The one where you have to defeat three enemies with practically no army or resources at the beginning. So far, I manage to gather a more or less decent army to have enough strength to capture mines and artifacts, but then enemy heroes appear with armies twice as large. This is already masochism. P.S. I completed Red Alert on Hard difficulty without even

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ГРОЗА

19 years ago

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Guys, help me out. I can't find the autoexec.cfg file. I found the profiles folder, but there's no such file in it.
I don't like using cheats, but in one of the missions, I can't get the quest, and therefore it's impossible to complete it.

Phoenix666

19 years ago

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To hell with cheats, this guy is tearing the game apart. He needs to try harder because the computer is so dumb that it only wins thanks to cheating and all sorts of tricks and bonuses, like cheap units. P.S. I feel sorry for him because he's trying, but so far it's in vain. P.P.S. "Groza" is in a file in the "profiles" folder.

Braineater

19 years ago

Cheaters are loosers... Xotia mojno ispolzovat inogda.

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Darth Saruman

19 years ago

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I only use cheats to test maps, and in general, cheats are needed for beginners and young players! :)

AlexV

19 years ago

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So, about the kids.
My child got interested in the game. But, as you can imagine, it's still too early for them to play the full version. They're asking me to activate the cheats, but I can't seem to make it work.
1. I tried to do it as described in the patch manual for version 1.4, but the panel won't appear in the game, no matter what I do.
2. I installed the add-on, and it has the same instructions, but there are already so many files in the main folder that I'm lost.
Basically, if anyone has managed to activate the cheats, please help. I'm playing, and my child is sitting next to me, eagerly watching.

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Valera77

19 years ago

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Mugais;42181

I've been playing Heroes since '96, but I've never been into obsessively completing XL-sized maps on the highest difficulty level. I don't even acknowledge difficulties higher than Hard. Beyond that, the computer starts cheating, and you end up playing just to prove to yourself how awesome you are as a gamer.

When playing Campaigns, I always use cheats :D Except for Restoration of Erathia, which I somehow managed to complete without cheats. And Chronicles of Heroes – there you can choose the difficulty level. I just don't have the nerves to replay an L-sized map ten times, especially one with a dozen enemy cities :mad: When the computer gets a luck and morale bonus every turn, while yours somehow stays hidden. When it gets Chain Lightning, and you get Water Walking on a map without a single body of water. I play to relax, not to go gray prematurely :o

That's when cheats or cracks come into play.

I think I started playing around '98 (with the second part of Heroes), and I never used codes, even when playing random maps where 7 out of the opponents are computers, and 2 of them are from the Rampart faction, all against you. I played as Rampart (there's a fun hero there, specializing in defense), on Expert difficulty. The main thing is to develop quickly, find artifacts, and build an army – and everything is fine without codes

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