Posts from Heroes 6 - Discussion

I remember when I played on an easier level, something would at least appear on the scale, but on a harder level, the scale is completely neutral; it doesn't move towards either Blood or Tears. Even though I didn't let anyone go, I attacked all the neutrals, but the Blood scale didn't even move. What is this? How do I develop these paths? Can you advise me?

You're probably leveling up the wrong hero. Only the main hero's Blood and Tears increase.
In scenario maps, Blood and Tears increase quite quickly, perhaps even too quickly. But in Campaigns, they increase too slowly, in my opinion. Tears increase when you allow some neutrals to join you. Also, they increase when you use spells and abilities from the Tears group, such as healing, regeneration, summoning elementals, etc.

Blood, on the contrary, increases when you kill those who want to escape or join you. And when using Blood spells and abilities - life drain, ranged attacks, if you have taken abilities that increase damage from ranged attacks, bolt, chain lightning, and other spells that deal direct damage.

Blood and Tears are one of the most important features in the game. The higher your reputation in one or the other, and the higher your level in them, the stronger (or longer-lasting) the spells and abilities of the corresponding path become. So, it is more than worthwhile to level them up. Again, levels in them sometimes give the hero simply amazing abilities.

I know that already. I'm saying that the SCALE of tears and blood doesn't move AT ALL. Even though I attack everyone and don't let anyone live. Maybe I need to enter some Hall? I've heard something like that.

I haven't entered any Hall. When you click "attack" in the pop-up window instead of "spare," the computer briefly shows your hero and the enemy unit on the map before the battle begins, and you can clearly see the blood icon appearing and, for example, in my case, +48. After the battle, the blood scale shows a significant increase. I repeat, in campaigns, the increase in blood or tears is much slower, something like +10 or 8.

...I feel the power, I have some experience... By the way, Lamia (Inferno's starting mage) has the "Sorcerer" specialization, which gives her +2 to magical power at the start, which is better than Zenda's "Master of Darkness." I'll level up Lamia to compensate for what she lacks...

You probably don't know that you can create your own heroes?

The campaign, especially in Heroes 6, with its poor AI, can be easily beaten by any

Moderated: INAPPROPRIATE LANGUAGE in the message

. Is there any point in discussing playing against the AI?:confused:

Sure, there are. For example, I personally don’t feel the urge to play against other players in this game. Dark Age of Camelot exists for that.

I’m actually afraid to play against people. They’re mean… Even though the computer might be dumb, it’s kind.

Great game, but it's easy to play against the AI.

Great game, but it's easy to play against the AI.

Indeed, it is. :)

As for it being easy, play offline – there, bonuses and various weapons don't work, and you can customize the game conditions to your liking. :p

Edited: USE OF PROFANITY in the message

you all, with your initial and dynasty bonuses, reaching level 3 for your city within the first week, and then, with your upgraded sword, you take out entire armies, and then you're surprised – "Oh, it's so easy!":D

So, does anyone know when Conflux will be up and running? Yesterday was the 7th, after all.

As stated in the news, it starts “from the seventh day,” but the exact number of days is unknown. However, it definitely won’t be just one day.

By the way, Conflux was working last night.

Well, it seems Conflux is unavailable to me; I wonder how long this will last.

The Ubisoft servers are expected to be back online on Thursday morning. But that's according to the American time zone... )

Looks like it's working now. However, the Conflux Factory is still glitching as before.

UPD: No, my apologies, it's glitching even worse now.

Necropolis! Necropolis! ...I'm not a gaming expert (I only played the third and fourth Heroes games a few years ago), but I've read a lot of topics and posts on the forum, and why is Necropolis considered the best everywhere? Or was it just a coincidence for the developers? Or is someone among them preaching a cult of death? Or are the majority of forum participants close to them in spirit? I thought that all factions were initially equally balanced (perhaps the game was designed that way? Otherwise, I'll either have to throw the game away or become a goth), and then each player chooses and plays with a faction that is close to their worldview.
Chingis, if there was a choice, I only played with the Haven faction on maps and successfully completed Broken Alliance and others.

Why is it universally believed that Necropolis is the coolest faction?!

Apparently, because it's a fact. Well, not exactly "cool," but rather "overpowered." Although, there are people with a gothic mindset for whom they are particularly appealing. For example, I personally prefer the Undead (yes, I've made up my mind), because as an anime fan, I appreciate the Japanese influence in this race. Also, out of all types of magic, I've always preferred water and ice. And these guys are simply saturated with water. But that doesn't mean I only play as them. If I did, I would have gotten bored with Heroes a long time ago. I play as everyone to diversify my gameplay.