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I'm not sure, but it seems that when a hero's stats are reset, they level up using the same skill tree as before the reset.

To answer this question accurately, we need to know the mechanism behind the stat reset. I can't think of any other reason right now (except for the obviously absurd one, that you simply didn't notice).

It's possible that the values were reset, but I didn't notice. I left the save file at work, so it's quite possible to check in the map editor whether the values were reset or not. I'll take a look tomorrow and let you know.

To accurately answer this question, it is necessary to know the mechanism of resetting. I can't think of any other reason right now (except for the absurdly obvious one, that you simply didn't notice).

Unfortunately, the reason can no longer be found:( The anti-cheat system has deleted all random maps.

Hello everyone,
I have a problem.
I have a router, and I can't play with players who also have a router.
How can I solve this problem? Is there any program or something else that can help? I'm not going to change my internet provider.

Hello everyone.
I have a problem.
I have a router, and I can't play with players who also have a router.
How can I solve this problem? Is there any program or something else that can help? I'm not going to change my internet provider.

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Today, after a merge of the Moon faction in a Might & Magic II game, a question arose. Screenshots are below.
Screenshot 1 - the first 4 stacks of gnolls die from the wall, the 5th stack bypasses it and kills the fairy.
Screenshot 2 - all gnolls die in the wall.
The question is, why do the neutral units bypass the wall in the first case, but not in the second?

1 screenshot - the last stack had a choice: either attack from behind and not get stuck in the wall, or the path would go around; 2 screenshot - everything is according to the physics (I posted its version with better clarity).

Situation: Valeska with 26 gr. archers etc., Shakti-bot with 6 Evil Eyes, 6 Harpies, and 70 Troglodytes.
On turn 1, we block the archers with singles, shoot down the Troglodytes, Shakti runs forward and shoots at the archers, dealing 15 HP, as usual.
On turn 2, the Evil Eyes shoot at a single blocker, opening a path for the Troglodytes to the archers (good thing only 7 remain)).
This is the first time I've encountered a "display of intelligence," if you're interested -
http://zoog2.narod.ru/misc/1141.GM2

Does anyone know why no one can connect to me, citing an IP address not found? The firewall is turned off, and I'm not sure about the Windows Firewall. I don't even know where the Windows Firewall is located on Windows 7. No one can connect to my game in Heroes or Might & Magic, but I can connect to others. I would be very grateful for any help.

I invite all fans of Heroes to participate in an offline tournament (single-player speedrun). It will be useful for those who enjoy challenges and puzzles, as well as for those who want to learn new tricks and master skills. More details can be found in this thread:
/topic/9301/

The armor specialist is stronger than the attack specialist. Once, Vic wrote a detailed post, and I will try to reproduce it from memory, as I couldn't find the original. The main idea is that Kreg is, in general, weak, while Tazar is strong. Against neutral creatures, they fight quite well and are evenly matched. The only difference is that Kreg is more sensitive to morale, and if the neutrals get the first turn (hives, utopias, or simply fast monsters), then the armor specialist will cope better. But the main thing is that specialization matters in Fortress battles. There are many scenarios where Kreg's specialization can be bypassed. Armor, on the other hand, will always be effective. Therefore, with a wide range of options, you can shoot down ranged units on the tactical map, or use magic while defending. For Kreg to fight effectively, he absolutely needs to control the initiative; Tazar, on the other hand, is good in any case. Things are even worse for Kreg if he fights against a regular hero. There are often opportunities to counter the specialization. But fighting a regular hero against Tazar will not be easy in any case. Therefore, in War Trials, Kreg is considered an average hero, and a specialist is often preferred over him. And Moner will look better in all versions.

In general, which specialist will have the advantage depends heavily on the specific battle: what troops, artifacts, and spells are involved. A defense specialist is particularly good, for example, when taking Dragon Utopias or Serpent Hives relatively early (where you get wyverns as a reward) – in situations where the opponent goes first, and the ability to withstand an attack is more important. And an attack specialist "rules" if they can (with or without speed) immediately eliminate the opponent's main units on the first turn, and the remaining units are no longer a threat. In my opinion, it's best to avoid "imbalances" in the ratio of attack and defense for the hero, choosing to improve the weaker skill when visiting Arenas, War Schools, or visiting Rampart Towers or Mercenary Camps.

Erased.
Zero-land.

Maybe you should stop losing to Maretti?

Maybe you should stop losing to Maretti?

Probably, this was directed at me. Most likely, you have the wrong person – I doubt I’ll communicate with you at the level of a voice chat – there are plenty of people there who can discuss Armenians and what you mentioned above, even without me.
And I would gladly play with Maretti again if the opportunity arises. And I hope that the time of the game won’t coincide with a state when Alka-Seltzer can’t help.