Resources in Heroes 5. — General

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Spectral

16 years ago

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Gems should be multicolored, and mercury should be in flasks, not in pots over a fire, and it shouldn't be blue. In general, resources on the map and on the icons should be the same.

denis-cam

15 years ago

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:smile44: well, what if we try something different?

11Денис11

15 years ago

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Are you all out of your minds?:eek: :eek: :confused: How will we distinguish the dragonstones if they are all transparent? As for sulfur, I wouldn't say it's ideal, but it's acceptable. I agree about the ore; it should have been more granular (about the size of coal).:)
P.S. I've read the first 3 pages:D :D :D

Bupuppi

15 years ago

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The blue gems confused me... it's like those multicolored white crayons. But overall, I think they did a good job in the 6th installment by limiting the resource types to just four.

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**AnGeL**

14 years ago

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I think all the resources are fine; I don't know what's bothering you. Everything is clear and well-thought-out, and I don't even see anything to criticize:smile02:

Дронов Илья

14 years ago

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I agree, the resources in the fifth game turned out great.

Ment

14 years ago

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Mercury is blue for some reason, which is incorrect.

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Rainer

14 years ago

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Ment

Mercury is inexplicably blue, which is incorrect.

Where is it blue? Mercury is the cauldron (icon) ;)

Ment

14 years ago

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The icon actually has the correct, shall we say, mercury-like color, but on the map, it's depicted as a bottle filled with blue liquid, which personally confuses me a bit.

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antonag07

14 years ago

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Ment

On the icon, it is indeed the correct, so to speak, mercury color, but on the map, it is depicted as a bottle with blue liquid, which personally confuses me a bit.

And what is confusing here? Mercury is in glass containers (bottles) - that's why the glass gives it a blue tint (and it could also give it green or yellow, depending on the raw materials from which the glass is made), refracting white light:cool:

Does the current generation not go to school?! :eek:

Ment

14 years ago

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Yeah, the transparent flask really changes the color of the liquid inside.

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Rainer

14 years ago

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Ment

Yeah, the transparent vial really changes the color of the liquid inside.

What bothers me is that I've never seen it on the map. ;)

Ment

14 years ago

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Strange, I just checked again, and the liquid in the flask is silvery... I guess they fixed it a hundred years ago, and I just didn't notice.

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antonag07

14 years ago

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Ment

Yes, the transparent flask changes the color of the liquid inside in a very noticeable way.

Transparent glass, as you should know (especially as a tech-savvy person), has the property of refracting light – these refractions create some very interesting effects (I believe the term "red mercury" originates from here).

Ment

14 years ago

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Ugh, what does variance have to do with it? When you look in the mirror at home, is your face blue too? :)
Never mind, the issue is already resolved, because