Posts from Heroes 6 - Discussion

What is this?

This isn't just fluff, sir. It's an interesting, well-thought-out world with its own history, geography, ethnography, its own legends, and its own atmosphere. That's what makes it good. But Enroth is just generic fluff. Because it has no proper history (some nonsense about the ancients), no ethnography (a randomizer for the bestiary, no style in the races, the cities are more like villages than cities), the geography is poor and inconsistent.

By the way, Dima Sarbash, where are you getting these quotes from, and who are you talking to?

This is just generic, uninspired pop culture. There's no proper story (some nonsense about ancient times), no ethnography (a random bestiary, no style in the races, the cities are more like villages), the geography is poor and inconsistent.

It's completely unclear where Askhan came from and how he knows about Enroth!

If Enroth is just generic pop, then I can't even imagine what Ashan is. In part 4, Enroth existed (well, it disappeared in part 4, but at least they explained why it disappeared), but Ashan's origin is completely unclear.

How does he know about Enroth!

If Enroth is just generic pop, then I can't even imagine what Ashan is. In part 4, Enroth existed (well, it disappeared in part 4, but at least they explained why), but Ashan just appeared out of nowhere, and it's unclear where it came from or how it knows about Enroth!

But I think it's impossible to create a fantasy world where no questions arise.

But I think it's impossible to create a fantasy world that wouldn't raise any questions.

Another update from Ubisoft, not a major one, but worth checking out:

Another update from Ubisoft...

In the sixth installment, did they promise a non-linear connection with Enroth, including through artifacts?