I would like Orcs...)))
But seriously... it would be nice to have something original... Perhaps some race related to space. For example, this race could turn the world of Heroes of Might and Magic 5 into "techno-fantasy." For instance, everyone knows the game World of Warcraft; a new expansion is coming out in January, and it will feature a couple of new races. One of them is interesting because it turns the world of Warcraft into techno-fantasy... This race is called the "Draenei"; essentially, in modern terms, they are aliens. Their spaceship crashed in the world of Azeroth (that's what the world in Warcraft is called)... But they also have warlocks, mages, warriors, and so on...
What do you think of this idea? ))
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I would be strongly against it. The world of Heroes is like the world of Middle-earth, and introducing aliens, in my opinion, would ruin the game and alienate a lot of fans who are already hesitant to switch from the 3rd installment. I think what we have is enough; I just wish there were more diverse campaigns and larger maps where you could encounter the main enemy after a few months, rather than after just 6 turns with powerful armies.
It puts me off because it's nonsense. I'm already sick and tired of all sorts of aliens with blasters from M&M. As if Heroes needed them too! Whether they are magical, gill-breathing, or whatever.
There are many races and creatures in fantasy that could be added to Heroes without mocking the plot and the game universe itself. If Forge was rejected by enraged fans, it is naive to hope they will be pleased with some sorcerous Martians.
One doesn't have to look far for an example - Age of Wonders: Shadow magic. While the new race of nomads looked quite fitting and continued the traditions of the first part, the shadow demons and syrons looked somewhat out of place.
Fine... Let it be this: they are some kind of entities, creatures, individuals, people... whatever you want. But the point is that they came to the world of Might and Magic not from the Necropolis, not from the Mountains, etc. But from another world, or rather, they flew from there into the world of Might and Magic... and what's wrong with that???? Their race arrived, let's say, in some astral-magical capsules (or ships). Develop the idea, for goodness sake... You have absolutely no imagination. As soon as I mention aliens, that's it, you start saying "Star Wars," blasters, and so on.
I feel sorry for you:rolleyes:
The point is that they didn't come to the world of Might and Magic from Tombs, Mountains, etc. They came from another world, or rather, they flew from that world to the world of Might and Magic... and what's so bad about that?
You see, a race of creatures from another world must also be original. If it has units like alien infantry, alien archer, alien cavalry, alien heavy infantry, etc., then it's just boring. We need a new, original race, and it doesn't matter where it comes from, as long as it's not uninteresting.
Their race arrived, let's say, in some astral-magical capsules (or ships). Develop the idea further... You have absolutely no imagination. As soon as someone mentions aliens, that's it—suddenly it's all Star Wars blasters and so on.
I feel sorry for you:rolleyes:
So far, you haven't said anything coherent. Choose words that will help to more deeply understand the essence of the race, and be more detailed.
Because with this kind of talk:
- let's shove an alien race in there!
- No, that's rubbish, not for Heroes (which is quite fair).
- You didn't understand, I didn't mean aliens! But some race that came from another world! In capsules!
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A positive impression just isn't forming. To some extent, I understand the race—beings, unknown and previously unheard of, have come to our world. They use magic, etc., etc. But it's all quite abstract.
I don't quite get a good impression. I partly understand the reasoning – creatures, unknown and previously unseen, have come to our world. They use magic, etc., etc. But this is quite abstract.
I just offered an idea that this is a race, and what's wrong with that? Come up with something original for it. I just suggested the idea that this race arrived in the world of Heroes of Might and Magic on their magical ships. And, for example, the other races didn't even know or fully understand that there were other worlds in the universe (i.e., other planets); they thought that there was only their world of Might and Magic, and then, bam, these incomprehensible strangers appear. And at first, it's unclear what they want or who they are.
I'm saying, I just presented an idea. A small story about the origin of this race in the world of Heroes, that's all. I could, of course, come up with a name for the race, a coat of arms, units...
But not everything can be done at once.:cool:
Well, what can I say? For example, I don't know what the units will look like... That's no longer my concern. This needs to be thought through carefully. It won't be an alien infantry unit, an alien archer, etc. Of course, each unit will have its own name.
I just offered an idea that this is a race, and what's wrong with that? Come up with something original for it. I just suggested that this race arrived in the world of Heroes of Might and Magic on their magical ships. And, for example, the other races didn't even know or fully understand that there were other worlds (i.e., other planets) in the universe; they thought that there was only their world of Might and Magic, and then, bam, these incomprehensible aliens appear, and at first, it's unclear what they want or who they are.
I'm saying, I just presented an idea. A small story about the origin of this race in the world of Heroes, that's all. I could, of course, come up with a name for the race, a coat of arms, units...
But not everything can be done at once.:cool:
Not bad, not bad...
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Well, this is just an idea for creating a faction story. And such a description doesn't really help much for unique units. And I still keep thinking about the Water faction, which actually fits this description quite well.
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