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There is experience gained in Dynasty mode, where you receive gold, platinum, etc. In quick battles, experience is only gained by the hero and does not transfer to Dynasty mode.

Starting with Heroes 3, I only use quick battles. Because I'm too lazy to learn the magic for each series of Heroes, and I don't want to bother with corpses. IMHO
Besides, the computer does a good job in the battles, it's quite entertaining. And I've played many scenarios in all the Heroes series on the "impossible" difficulty level, with 200% bonuses, etc. :) IMHO

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There's experience in the dynasty. Where you get gold, platinum, etc.
In quick battles, experience only goes to the hero, it doesn't go to the dynasty.

Please explain further? So, if experience goes to the dynasty, is it used by other heroes in the dynasty? In short, what does dynasty experience give?

Please explain further. So, if experience is passed down within a dynasty, does it benefit other heroes in that dynasty? In short, what does dynasty experience provide?

Yes, it's about the rating. It's to show the world how well you completed the campaign.

A week ago, I reached level 40 for my dynasty. Now I don't have to worry about autobattles or replay battles manually anymore. :)
I quickly reached the maximum level; I've completed all 4 campaigns, and there's nowhere else to go.

I'm using the auto-battle feature because I don't want to waste time on "uninteresting" battles, as the time I have for the game is limited.

Yesterday, I played the "Shattered Alliance" battle on a medium difficulty level against average AI opponents. I wanted to control the battle manually, but it turned out that I had to use "quick battle" again. Because when I played this battle on "normal" difficulty, I leveled up a mage to level 30, and I fought minor battles in quick battle mode, thinking I would "catch" a strong opponent and enjoy a magical show, but they kept running away from the battlefield. I got "angry" and switched back to quick battle! Quick battle is the best battle of all battles!!!

The best battle is the one that never happened :). But still, it's not that interesting. To develop a hero to level 30 and never try playing with them in a battle... Isn't that boring?

Level a hero to 30 and never try playing them in a battle... Isn't that boring?

I completely agree with Winner. What's the point of playing then?


I don't play quick battles. In the third game, I often practiced it because the maps were so slow-paced.
In the sixth game, every battle, every faction, every unit is something new and exciting.
If I play online, it's exclusively with friends. I don't play with strangers and I don't plan to... just in case I don't waste their precious time. ;)

I don’t play with auto-battle either. It’s not interesting…

I don’t play auto-battle. It’s better to improve my gameplay skills.

By the way, in the fifth and sixth installments, there's a convenient auto-battle feature. I use it for uninteresting battles against weak neutral creatures, or when I want to finish a battle without any losses.

When I'm playing single-player now, if I see that there's going to be a lot of auto-battling, it means my interest is waning, so I pause and finish the game later.

The downside of quick battles is the inefficient use of mana and the failure to utilize the special effects of dynasty weapons. Mana is the main problem; several times, a lot of mana was spent in quick battles, and it wasn't enough for a fight with a serious opponent. I decided to replay a quick battle in auto-battle mode to understand where the mana is being spent. I had a large Necropolis army, and the neutral creatures were Berserkers, with a low threat level. The Berserkers couldn't even theoretically reach my troops; they were simply shot down by spiders, liches, and skeletons. But the AI, first of all, cast Mass Drain, which consumed forty units of mana – there was no point in doing that.

Well, of course, I control the mana during auto-battles. If I'm playing as a Barbarian, I try not to take any spells at all, only the bare minimum. By the way, isn't there an option to disable magic in auto-battles?

Well, of course, I control the mana during auto-battles. If I'm playing as a Barbarian, I try not to take spells at all, only the bare minimum. By the way, isn't magic disabled in the auto-battle options?

It can be disabled. Although, it would be better if the developers reworked the AI.

By the way, isn't there an option to disable magic in auto-battle?

It can be disabled, and there are no mana issues:p.