Posts from Heroes 6 - Discussion

I believe that the "no randomness" development system is a plus. It doesn't necessarily simplify hero development, but it prevents you from deviating from your intended path if randomness throws something unexpected at you :).

I used to always let neutral creatures go because I was too lazy to fight them. Then I discovered such a wonderful thing as "auto-battle." And experience comes, and time isn't wasted :). I only replay battles in which I suffered unacceptable losses. However, experience is gained even if you let them go, but only in a reduced amount, about fifty times less :(. I hope that auto-battle won't be removed in "Heroes 6."

The maximum hero level is 30.

I hope they don't remove the autobattle feature in "Heroes VI".

Nonsense and utter rubbish. This is just another simplification, and a terrible one at that!

And I think it's unnecessary! More people will play not just sieges and the final battle. And what's with this nonsense – click a button and win?

Nonsense and utter rubbish. This is just another simplification, and a terrible one at that!

But you need to consider that there were 26 monks, and they were attacking with light magic, and they attacked after the guards, and they only managed to defeat 2 elementals. Heh-heh.

The main thing is that this limitation shouldn't overly restrict the players.

Did you see the damage? It was almost twice as much! With light magic? Even if it were some kind of haphazard magic, it still looks ridiculous! It immediately brings to mind the witches in Heroes 5, who were placed on the sixth level, as if they were on par with ents, rakshasas, and paladins.

Did you see the damage? It was almost twice as much! With light magic? Even if it was some kind of haphazard magic, it looks ridiculous! It immediately brings to mind the witches in Heroes 5, who were placed on the sixth level, as if they were on par with ents, rakshasas, and paladins.

Not on the same level. While Rakshasas and Paladins fiercely charged into battle, eliminating key enemy units, Warlocks quietly fired from the rear and cast some spells. My point is that Rakshasas and Paladins were much more intimidating in battle and were probably more effective units.

Did you see the damage? It was almost twice as much! With light magic? Even if it were some random magic, it looks ridiculous! It immediately reminds me of the Sorceresses in Heroes 5, who were placed at level 6, as if they were on par with Ents, Rakshasas, and Paladins.