Демократия есть одурачивание народа при помощи народа ради блага народа.(Уайльд Оскар)
Демократия есть одурачивание народа при помощи народа ради блага народа.(Уайльд Оскар)
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Of course, the original is much richer. And what is that table, if it's not a secret? Is it a leaderboard? I have 2nd place with 831 points. Yes, of course, they did a great job; it's not often you come across a good game made by Russian developers.
Yes, the original is much richer and has a better plot. But I still liked "Princess" more - the gameplay is better, and I really like the Dragonling :). And I'm in a hurry to disappoint you, with a score of 831, you definitely can't be in second place in the leaderboard, because second place is 880 points ;). So, like me, you're in third place :). I have 848 points.
Yes, the battles are very tiring, but the Spirits of Wrath somewhat brighten up this part of the game :). I also really liked the Reaper. And to avoid wasting time, you need to constantly upgrade your army :). Moreover, the elves' troops are generally better than the dwarves'. Although, tastes differ :).
And it's rare to find a game made by Russian developers. All the ones I have are masterpieces.
The Armored Princess is better in any case. It's simply better made. Even if it's only slightly better, it shows in everything.
True masterpieces are created when people start paying attention to details. And I'm not just talking about games...
Yes, and King's Bounty has many realistic ideas implemented in the game :). This is especially noticeable in "Crossworlds". For example, the "Strike" ability for miners :smile54:. And the "Outrage" response from the Foremen :D.
The gameplay is good in both, but in "Armored Princess" there is more freedom, more variety, and the dragon is at least twice as cool as the Reaper :)
made by Russian developers, which I consider masterpieces:
The Armored Princess is definitely better. It's simply better made. Even if it's only slightly better, it shows in everything.
Yes, and all the changes were very organically accepted right away. I'm a conservative person; once I love a game, I immediately resist all new features (I know, I know, that's not right)... but here, everything just fell into place right away, and as a result, I like Price of Loyalty more than the original.
At least the skill trees are much better designed, not to mention the little things!
Overall, it's a cool game, but there are moments that can be really frustrating (I'm talking about King's Bounty: The Legend). For example: in the quest where the village elder asks you to go to the mill and find out about the miller, Bob, at the end of the quest, it becomes really annoying because you have to attack and kill the miller, who is a zombie. And then, when you return with the completed quest, the elder says: "You killed the miller, Bob. There's no flour, no reward." And then he completely stops paying attention to you.