Posts from Heroes 6 - Discussion

Overall, the system seems more diverse than in the fifth installment, where each race had specific skills assigned to them, and it was very difficult to develop anything different from the plan set by the developers.

But in this game, Necromancers turn out to be actual Necromancers, with dark magic and summoning abilities. Here, you give a Necromancer attack, defense, and other stats, and you get what's called a "true" Necromancer. Or a mage-orc. Orcs hate magic, just to remind you.

In the fifth game, it was done well. But here, you can develop whatever you want, even a paladin necromancer or an orc archmage.

What's the point of light if half of the spells miss when cast on undead?

But in this game, Necropolis units actually turn out to be Necromancers, with dark magic and summoning abilities. And here, you give a Necromancer attack, defense, and other stats, and you get what's called a "true" Necromancer. Or a mage-orc. Orcs hate magic, just to remind you.

In the fifth game, it was done well. But here, you can develop whatever you want, even a paladin necromancer or an archmage orc.

NumpuT, where did you find this?

I don't remember any light spells in Heroes of Might and Magic V that wouldn't affect the undead.

I listened to the soundtrack. The theme strongly resembles Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata. In general, I don't have anything against such music. I hope others liked it too.