Posts from Maps from the same edition of Armageddon's Blade. Auto-translated

Back in the glorious year 2000, I first encountered Heroes 3: Armageddon's Blade. Besides being an excellent game that still captivates me to this day, that edition had a unique set of maps that I haven't been able to find anywhere else =(

Examples of these maps:
- Neighbors (a medium-sized map, 8 towns with Grail forts, a central town with cursed lands, and a key set of mines);
- Growing Evil (a large or extra-large map, 8 different fixed castles, each with its own native troops in the area, it's a lot of fun to engage in diplomacy));
- something like "Reserves" (a medium or large map, only 1-3 levels of troops are allowed in each castle)

Now I'm introducing my girlfriend to Heroes and trying to get her hooked with high-quality, diverse, and interesting maps =) Accordingly, we're playing together against the computer, so finding a simply good map online for two players is quite difficult, and generating a random map is too difficult for her and not interesting for me, because it automatically gives me angels on the second turn, and she hasn't even finished building her Capitol yet :D

The point is:
1. If you still have the standard set of maps (I deleted them for online play and didn't make a copy:smile28:), I would be very grateful if you could send them to [email protected]. They don't weigh more than 5 MB and it will take very little time:o
2. If you have that set of magical maps from the edition I mentioned - AAAAA, please send them to the above email address :D This is the missing piece that I need to complete, please help))
3. I suggest we discuss simply good maps in this thread, maps that are interesting to play in two-player mode.

Has anyone shared the standard maps with c0nn3c71nkK.ppL?
And I don't understand why they were removed, especially since even in the Complete Collection, they only take up 4.5 MB. In my opinion, that's not even a large size for a netbook!
It's a different story if the game was installed (from some repack, for example) with a bunch of obviously unnecessary folders and files – then you can "delete" them without hesitation: I personally don't like that kind of "clutter" on my computer.

Thank you very much, the standard maps were sent!)

Thank you, Marmot, for responding to the topic.)

I removed the maps from the game, leaving only one for online play. This helps solve the annoying problem that occurs when creating a map, where the opponent cannot choose castles. And I thought I had made a copy, but apparently not.

By the way, have you, as a player who has played dozens of maps, encountered the maps described above?

Share with me, please. I'm tired of playing the standard maps for the twentieth time. And custom maps don't appeal to me; no matter how many I've tried, they lack balance.
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