Posts from Heroes 6 - Discussion

Today, at 1C, it's 99 rubles. I bought an empty box from Heroes 6. If I bring the receipt and a card from the box within a month after the release, they'll give me a discount. It's like a pre-order. They say they only had 4 of those. Plus, they gave me a poster with all the siblings and access to the beta.

And what's the discount, if it's not a secret?

The disc says that the DVD will cost me 500, and the collector's edition will cost 900.

The disc says that the DVD will cost me 500, and the collector's edition 900.

So, it turns out to be only 599 rubles for the disc, hmm..., not bad, considering that the pre-order will cost me 900 rubles.

I will download it from the internet. Sorry.

I’ve actually lost interest in it…

I'll download it from the internet.

That's what we'll toast to! :smile20: Maybe later, I'll buy the disc, but only the English version and definitely not soon after its release. I'm primarily interested in the campaign, maybe the editor. I've never been into multiplayer in Heroes, except very rarely.

Has anyone downloaded the fan-made content (link in the news)? Is there anything interesting there? Because I can't handle 230 MB.

Just a bunch of random stuff. Pictures of units, buildings, towns, heroes, and artwork. A few general pictures. Personally, I've seen all of this before.
And it doesn't seem to weigh much.

It's funny when almost half of the video is dedicated to listing the brands that fund or are otherwise responsible for Heroes now. Just this one sign can reveal the developers' attitude towards product placement (advertising, etc.) and the game itself. In reality, it's very difficult to make a game in just a few years. Two years is the minimum, even for some action game, and for Heroes, I think it takes at least five years. Ubisoft is doomed to an epic fail among hardcore fans, but they will likely cover their expenses by appealing to a mass audience. The game will be interesting, but most likely, people will stop playing it after a few months. I personally plan to buy it only after the second expansion – when there are already normal reviews and the hype dies down. Unfortunately, the sixth installment didn't inspire me to buy it immediately; the "promotional" orientation of the project is too obvious. Even if it is probably of good quality, that's not enough.

The best solution would be to invite JVC to develop the game and create new titles within the old universe. But Ubisoft apparently lacks the intelligence to do so. JVC mentioned this year that he would have preferred to buy the rights, so Ubisoft probably didn't even invite him to participate in the development afterward.

Guys, this is probably gaming slang – I don’t know, please translate it thematically, referring to what is being said about the disk (its historical in-game aspect, or maybe not!), and even better, understand its meaning. Thank you!
(on the left side, where there are 3 fields right below the hero)

or link

Grants the ability to summon a phoenix.

The best solution would be to invite JVC to develop the game and create games in the old universe again (Ashan is even funny to compare to it). But Ubisoft apparently doesn't have the brains for it. JVC said this year that he would have preferred to buy the rights, so Ubisoft probably didn't even invite him to develop the game later.

Interestingly, at one time, Ubisoft offered him to participate in the development of Heroes 5, and he refused; now...

It's interesting that back then, Ubisoft offered him the opportunity to participate in the development of Heroes 5, and he refused. Now...

That's what I'm saying, he's now come to the conclusion that he should have bought the rights back then.

Grants the ability to summon a phoenix.

Thanks! I decided to check, and... nothing! I searched through the entire spellbook – not a single mention! So, we have another bug. In total: a mess.