Posts from Inferno faction discussion.

The demons of Asahan don't punish anyone, and there are no sinners in their hell. It's simply a demon prison. Of course, demons fight each other for survival, but what does that have to do with sadomasochism, chains, "pain," madness, etc.?

I don't care what the demons of the new world are like. I wrote about my impressions: a classic depiction of hell, where everything and everyone experiences excruciating pain, which is easy to drive anyone mad. Hence all the madmen, masochists, sadists, and other horrors. In principle, I partially agree – such a set of warriors is more suitable for the concept of a classic hell; in "Heroes," it's a different theme (like in the third and fifth parts). But I also like this version because it is genuinely creepy. I repeat: this is just a personal perception.

I wrote about my impressions: a classic depiction of hell, where everything and everyone experiences excruciating pain, and it's easy to go insane.

This isn't a classic depiction, but a literal one. But I agree, everyone has their own interpretation.

This is not a classic, but a literal representation.

Let it be.

But I agree, everyone has their own ideas.

Hooray, at least someone agrees. The issue is closed.

But still, where does the pain come from? Who is whipping whom on the behind?
It's a bit hot, but the Demons have adapted. So what?

But still, where does the pain come from? Who is whipping whose behind?
It's a bit hot, but the Demons have adapted. So what?

Do I need to explain it in another language if you don't understand Russian?
Last attempt, there are plenty of languages here. It describes the classic concept of hell, in black and white: "it is opposed to paradise and is associated with a state of tormenting suffering." Suffering is pain, both physical and mental. I based my concept on this, which is why I like Inferno.
And open your eyes:

The question is closed.

And what does the article about hell from Wikipedia have to do with the Inferno faction in Heroes? ;)

Probably because Inferno has a clear analogy with hell. What an evil creature.

But in the canonical understanding of religions, hell is a place where souls are punished after death. Here, hell is a "state" of demons. Where does the pain come from?

What does the Wikipedia article about hell have to do with the Inferno Faction in Heroes?

It has to do with the fact that Inferno in any part of "Heroes" is, in one way or another, connected to hell. And in hell, there is chaos, pain, and cruelty. Also, this article is relevant here for another reason: I already told you, but you, unfortunately, didn't notice. I don't care about the history of the demons in the new world, you understand? It doesn't matter to me, it's irrelevant! Therefore, I perceive everything at the level of the classic representation, according to which the Inferno in the sixth part is quite good. Let it not correspond to the history of the world, the concept of the faction... Personally, for me, there is no difference in this case. And now, pay attention, the climax, four magical letters, the meaning of which you should understand: IMHO!!! Does it even occur to you that this is a personal opinion? I'm not establishing the ultimate truth! I agree that something might not be quite right, and I won't argue, you know the history of the new world much better than me, I don't deny it. But please, leave me the right to have my own opinion as a simple player!

But hell, in the canonical understanding of religions, is a place where souls are punished after death. Here, hell is a "state" of demons. Where does the pain come from?

If you read the biographies of the heroes in the fifth part carefully, you should have noticed that the relationships between demons are based on violence.

I actually thought that they resurrect the dead, but they are already dead, so do they come from hell or something?! Or how does it work?! :smile51: :smile51:

What does hell have to do with the dead? Hell is a place of imprisonment for demons, a prison-state; what do the dead have to do with it?

There is no hell in Heroes.

Inferno, okay. It's still just "hell," but in Latin.