I'm completely confused with the names.
And there's nothing complicated about it.
And besides, how does this relate to the topic?
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I'm completely confused with the names.
And besides, how does this relate to the topic?
They could have easily combined the neutral factions into one city, but they didn't.
Conflux appeared in Armageddon's Blade, but it seems it wasn't in The Restoration of Erathia.
With Forge, there was outrage not from fans, but from a bunch of idiots who are only familiar with Heroes through its Multiplayer and didn't bother to learn about the origins and plot of the series.
Nothing like that. I am familiar with the history, with the role of the Ancients in it, but I still can't imagine this horror in the gameplay. Let them remain history, because a tank with a nag, a goblin with a cannon, and a zombie with a chainsaw... No, it smells like deviations. IMHO.
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They weren't the only ones. There were also diamond and gold golems ;)
With Forge, there was outrage not from fans, but from a bunch of idiots who were only familiar with Heroes through multiplayer and didn't bother to learn about the origins and plot of the series. And the direct reason for the cancellation was that one of these couple of hundred people sent a letter with a threat of physical violence.
I'm playing WoW, and all this "steampunk" stuff is annoying. Warcraft isn't steampunk, so why are they adding this nonsense?
If it's not too much trouble, could you briefly explain why Forge was canceled (or provide a link to more details about this story)?
The developers initially wanted to include the Forge faction, a Castle of sorts for all kinds of bio-technological weirdos (like naga tanks, goblins with guns, and zombies with chainsaws for hands, and other wonders). This was related to the endings of Might & Magic 7. They planned to make the "evil" ending canonical, in which a piece of the ship was used to launch the Sky Forge, producing pew-pew rayguns and other things to establish world domination. But then they chose the "good" ending, in which that same piece launches the Stargates. When Forge was announced and the concepts were demonstrated, the devout Heroes of Might and Magic fans on the entire planet united in a common effort and bombarded the idea with criticism on all possible forums and declared it heresy. The developers quickly put together a hodgepodge, not caring about balance or anything like that. That's the story.
I'm for the Academy. I can't stand the Ashan elves, especially the dark ones.