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It's not about the cutscenes. It's not a big drawback (not a drawback at all), and what about imagination? There are portraits for the heroes, so just look at them. Plus, there are animations after the missions. It's just that the campaigns aren't connected, so you didn't understand the plot. (except for The Shadow of Death (where all campaigns are connected) and partially The Restoration of Erathia).
Reading texts in games and watching videos is almost the same as reading books and watching cartoons. The difference is obvious.
and partially The Restoration of Erathia, I guess)
Not partially. The game's plot unfolds as if during the war of the combined forces of Nighon and Eofol against Erathia, and at the same time, neighboring states are shown, which took advantage of the war to plunder the lands of Erathia.
Good, worthwhile plot.
I played Erathia the earliest and have since forgotten it. The first three open campaigns are connected, yes, but I don't remember the following ones.
In Armageddon's Blade, all the campaigns are separate. I still haven't finished the Dragon Hunter campaign.
After modern 3D games, it's hard for me to look at two-dimensional characters.
Newbie from the hall of measurements.
I associate this with the lack of videos.
Same here. But the heroes in the campaigns are indeed not well-developed.
For example, I was pleased with the small texts when you find a campfire / artifact / some kind of building.
Yes, that's good. However, as for me, after a few minutes, I was already clicking through these menus automatically because my attention was absorbed by the gameplay itself.
Heroes of Might and Magic III: The Restoration of Erathia
allow me to interrupt you :) I'll say it right away - I was too lazy to read the whole thread, so I'm posting an article: http://www.internetwebportal.ru/Kompiyuternie_igri/Pro4ee/4049 if it's already been posted here, just skip it and continue chatting.
P.S. Koteiko, the striking power of your avatar is approximately equal to the kick of a rabid mule, seriously!!
Ultimately, we have a rather unconvincing start for a high-profile franchise that has fallen into the hands of developers who are clearly unfamiliar with the series.
instead of alternative creature upgrade paths, we are offered a third upgrade level for each creature,
and where are the artworks of them then?
In an interview on the game's Facebook page, the game's producer said that five types of landscapes are expected: jungle, plains, wasteland, lava, and dungeons. Putting two and two together, we get the Academy, whose musical themes have already been posted on the official page there on Facebook, and the Dark Elves. The forest-dwelling creatures, apparently, were not so lucky.
who wrote this article?
otherwise, it's not bad, but it's very funny to see the downplaying of the 6th installment in comparison to the 5th, as if the latter was ideal. The author, in general...
Amko
