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in Might and Magic, the battles are the best and most realistic. The outcome depends on the player's skill and dexterity, not on skills and class.
The other games are just okay.

but not based on skills and class.

Actually, if you don't level up your character correctly, you can ruin it, and items also play a role.

see. You just didn't level up correctly. That is, there's a template that can become very powerful. And pre-mort skills play a role, lol. Even if Might & Magic isn't entirely an RPG, even there, items don't decide everything, and the best armor won't save you from an ordinary sword wielded by someone who knows how to play.

But Might and Magic is still inferior compared to Heroes, where there is no character progression, and the strongest hero always wins.

I was talking about Might and Magic, Archie. And I'm not even mentioning the significant advantage that having a horse gives you.

in the online game, there’s no character progression, lol. I was talking about that, if you need to know. But right now, it’s just battles, like in CS and similar games. And they’re supposed to add something (I don’t know if they already have) maybe in the form of an online RPG. That’s the idea. But all the weapons are good there, if you know how to use them. I’ve seen people play, and even some were dominating everyone with hammers. That’s skill.
What advantage does a horse give?))) lol. An arrow to the head, and you’re dead. Or a jump in the air, and the rider is knocked down. I’ve done that many, many times myself.

Half-Life pales in comparison to such a game. Just like all shooters.

Halva is a hundred times better; you're just a noob.

you're such a noob. you can't even aim manually in the game.

Lol, what?

It's clear he dodged the question. There's nothing to say.

I just didn't understand the complaint.

I’m talking about WoW.

Ah, well then

Did I say "I can't aim"? I said "it's inconvenient, poorly made," what the hell is there to even aim at? Run up to a mob so the character can hack it with an auto-attack—yeah, that takes a lot of aiming.

I'm talking about what makes the "gameplay feel good" in terms of mechanics.