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probably yes. I was still in school back then, and there were real-life examples right in front of me.
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Will you still play HoMM3 after HoMM5 is released?
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Draco_Lich
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Sure, I will! :D
But on the fifth map, the game runs slowly. :(
But on the fifth map, the game runs slowly. :(
HoM[M]ie
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What a topic, huh? Some people prefer the third game to the fifth, just because you can see more on the global map! (I know one such person).
Of course, we will! There's something in Heroes 3 that other games don't have...
Of course, we will! There's something in Heroes 3 that other games don't have...
Geksorin
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I'll play even in hell, and I'll beat everyone. And since there will be many fans of Heroes even in paradise, we'll arrange matches against Paradise.
I'LL BEAT EVERYONE, I'LL BE THE ONLY ONE LEFT!!!:D
Darth Saruman
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I'll play even in hell, and I'll beat everyone. And since there will be many fans of Heroes even in heaven, we'll arrange matches against Heaven.
I'LL BEAT EVERYONE, I'LL BE THE ONLY ONE LEFT!!!:D
Yeah, let's see if I can beat God!:D
Kondroman
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the third game is the best!!! There's no such atmosphere in the fifth one, so personally, I don't even want to play HoM&M5...
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Of course, these are classics, and you can play them forever without getting bored. And if you keep creating new maps and campaigns, then it's definitely a game you can play endlessly.
Ganymed
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There are classics, and there are blockbusters... maybe blockbusters will become classics someday... but not in this lifetime:)
Heroes 3 will always be, and always remain, that very classic for me.
Heroes 3 will always be, and always remain, that very classic for me.
Малыч
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The 5th installment is a resource-intensive game. Everything is slow, which is annoying. You give a command, and you have to wait 15 seconds for the turn to complete. This is what annoys me about the 5th game. It takes too long to play...
REgulus
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it became clear after the release of the fourth installment that the third game is a timeless classic!
and the fifth game is essentially the same as the third, but with improved graphics!
the third game is familiar and reliable, like an AK-47.
and the fifth game is essentially the same as the third, but with improved graphics!
the third game is familiar and reliable, like an AK-47.
Слоныш
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By the way, in Heroes 5, I find the fluctuating initiative of the hero himself quite frustrating. On the one hand, it's a unique feature, I agree, I've gotten used to it and wouldn't want to be without it. But on the other hand, in Heroes 3, you could mathematically calculate the tactics, especially the tactics for using spells, and plan it like a chess game.
But here, one hero casts a spell three times while the other waits for their turn... or maybe twice, or maybe four times. In some ways, this is a plus (the variety of battle outcomes and hero development paths), but in some ways, it's a minus, as it makes it too difficult to choose an overall strategy.
However, this is just my opinion, so please hold the tomatoes and stones.
But here, one hero casts a spell three times while the other waits for their turn... or maybe twice, or maybe four times. In some ways, this is a plus (the variety of battle outcomes and hero development paths), but in some ways, it's a minus, as it makes it too difficult to choose an overall strategy.
However, this is just my opinion, so please hold the tomatoes and stones.
Night
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By the way, what really bothers me in Heroes 5 is the variability of the hero's initiative. On one hand, it's a unique feature, I agree, I've gotten used to it and wouldn't want to be without it. But on the other hand, in Heroes 3, you could calculate the tactics mathematically, especially the tactics for using spells, and plan it like a chess game.
But here, one hero casts a spell three times while the other waits for their turn... or maybe twice, or maybe four times. In some ways, this is a plus (the variety of battle outcomes and hero development paths), but in some ways, it's a minus, it makes it too difficult to choose an overall strategy.
However, all of this is just my opinion, so please, no tomatoes or stones.
And Heroes 3 really does have a slight advantage over Heroes 5 due to its slight "predictability," but on the other hand, after the first turn, you can predict the outcome of the battle :D, which is a bit uninteresting...
Pablo N Ochoa
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I will always play! Games like Heroes III will never be forgotten, and soon there will be Heroes VII, you'll see!
Sage
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I will always play! Games like Heroes III will never be forgotten, and soon there will be Heroes VII, you'll see!
I won't forget the third installment either.
P.S. Heroes VII? There aren't even any sixth ones yet.
Geksorin
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Time flies, and I hope my children will also play Heroes, and no matter what version it is, even if it's version 10, as long as they keep playing!!!!
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