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Well, maybe they'll fix it, but Necromancers are already incredibly strong, what is there to buff? Instead, they keep nerfing them.

Let them buff everyone; after all, Dwarves are already mowing down everyone with their magic! :)

Let them buff everyone, because the Dwarves are already mowing down everyone with their magic! :)

What should the weak Chaos, ugly Mage, Elves, and Humans do? They also need to improve for balance.

What can be done for the weak Chaos, the unattractive Mage, the Elves, and the Humans? They also need to be improved for balance.

Let them improve it too: for example, they can adjust the Emerald Dragon's acidic breath so that it poisons.:D

They should improve it: for example, they could adjust the Emerald Dragon's acid breath so that it poisons enemies. :D

Assassins poison, but what should the Overlord do, hang himself? And in general, balance cannot be fixed with just one unit; a systemic approach is needed.

Assassins poison, and what should the Overlord do, hang himself?

You should take a look at my faction in the new ideas; many of them poison. And, in my opinion, acid breath would fit well for the Emerald Dragons. I don't know about the Overlords, but what about raising fire walls for the Devils? :D

They already have a very useful feature! Summoning Pit Lords!

The only thing is to make the meat look like zombies from Heroes 3.

There, you have real zombies, but here it's just peasants after a few beers:D

Those are real zombies, while these are just peasants after a few drinks:D

That's what I'm thinking: why do zombies and peasants always have such unhappy faces! :D

That's what I'm thinking: why do zombies and peasants always have such unhappy faces! :D

What do they have to be happy about? Some are constantly losing money, and when they get tired, they pick up their bows and go into battle. Others only get one turn per battle, and if they're lucky, they don't even get to use their "w" key to move very far, let alone earn glory or medals.

In my opinion, the best unit in Necropolis was the Vampire, but unfortunately, in the 5th part of this wonderful game, the Vampire became quite strange! He got a SWORD! How can he drain life from an opponent by only touching him with a sword? And if the secret to his magnificent ability is the weapon, what kind of vampire is he then? It turns out he's a combat mage! So, he should throw away the sword and fight like his great ancestors!

The Vampire is cool, certainly better than in 4! (explain to a slow-witted person like me: where did the tuxedo come from in the Middle Ages? :confused: ) By the way, did you notice that there's an inscription in German on his sword? I could only make out "Die ??? des Todes", meaning something about death; for the upgraded one, the inscription changes.
I would change the zombie model (well, it's not right to put such monsters in a game and show them to people! just not right!! :mad: ) Only one cool thing is that the zombie is obviously a dead peasant :D Same massive belly, thick arms...
Also, I would remove the bone dragon (I don't understand the point of making undead dragons) and make the same-level undead 7th level — they look way too cool. For 6th, you could bring back the dead riders.

And what’s wrong with dragons? They look great and have a good backstory. The only problem is that they are a bit weak... And to have both undead and knights, you need to make it level 8.

To have both undead and knights, you need to reach level 8.

That would be too much! :) :D :)

and what was wrong with the dragons? they look very normal and have a good lore. It's just that they are a bit weak...

The lore is cool, I agree, but that's still no reason to keep them! In my opinion, they don't fit tactically into the Necropolis army very well, and besides — again, in my opinion — they are simply ugly; but, of course, it's a matter of taste. Furthermore, I can't understand at all what the point is of making undead dragons... if only they attacked with some kind of death breath — in an area like regular dragons, but not with fire, but with death (i.e., for example, for undead it would only wound the first unit)... As it is, they are just a bag of bones, and on top of that, they don't fly, they crawl.
And 8 levels is still overkill :D Although, if you think about it....:rolleyes: