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Hello everyone on the forum!!!
Sorry if I posted this in the wrong place, but I have a question:
Is it possible to play Heroes of Might and Magic 5 with a real opponent????
I know the answer is "Yes," but how????
What do I need to enter????
And also, I have a People net flash drive that isn't unlimited, but I can only use 232 MB per day. The speed is 921.6 KB/s. Will I be able to play normally without the internet lagging, or not????
And also, will I be able to choose whether or not to use these 232 MB per day?????
Thank you in advance!
I would be very grateful for your answers!!!!

You can play through the ubi server. To do this, go to "Multiplayer" -> "ubi.com". You need to be registered on the Ubisoft website.

It won't slow down your internet connection. However, I don't know if 232 MB will be enough.

Where on ubi.com should I register? There are many games there, and they are all in English. Or is there a special section there? Please answer, Winner!!!

Go to the game, "Multiplayer" -> ubi.com. Enter the key from the box there. Then it will ask for a username and password. There will also be a "New Profile" button – it will automatically redirect you to the correct page. Register, confirm your registration via e-mail, and that's it. You can play now :).

you can also play through Hamachi.

But that's only if there's someone to play with ;). Here, you need to arrange things in advance. But there are always a lot of players on ubi.com.

There are always active networks in Hamachi. You can always find someone to play with there.

LOL, Yubi is a cool game. Play through Hamachi – no keys needed. Set up the program, meet new people, and let’s play Yubi. It’s unclear what’s going on in Hamachi, but there’s a more friendly community there. In Battle.net, you play, and your opponent leaves without saying a word. The game is terrible on Hamachi; he won’t get away with it (“I’ll find him and slit his throat”). So, play through Hamachi, gentlemen officers:smile08:

And don't act smart, Skull!:smile38: Everyone was a noob at some point, and everyone starts somewhere. As for Hamachi, I can assure you that even in my network, there are people who play decently.:smile13: But on Ubi, there really are noobs – those who know how to play instead of playing normal games, they get so obsessed with the rating that they don't play properly; they just take a cheated hero and start annoying you by attacking, retreating, attacking, retreating!