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"Thank you, I've had enough," I said as I finished playing these pseudo-heroes, and I want to say a "huge thank you" to the developers of such games. You haven't just ruined the perception of this game; you've said goodbye to the fans of this game, to many fans, and there will be no leniency for you in the future because what you are doing is a disgrace and unprofessionalism.
Back in the day, when the third installment came out, there were no patches, no disks. We downloaded it from friends or the internet. It was very expensive back then. We got some seeds, something to drink, and sat for days and nights, enjoying this wonderful and unique game.
But what's happening now? A game comes out, I buy it, I launch it. Many people are having problems, I think, "it won't affect me, I have a powerful computer, everything runs on it," and I play quietly for half a year until BAM! Ubisoft or whoever else introduces a new interface for the Uplay window, and the worst begins. The loading percentage shows 88%, I think, "it will launch soon, my favorite strategy game," but suddenly, the percentage starts to decrease. "Oh my god," I think, "my eyes must be playing tricks on me." But no, it's true, and it continues for 10 minutes... It shows an error - try again... I try again, it launches... Well, I think, it happens, everyone makes mistakes... We go into the game, start a multiplayer game, the first turn is normal, the second turn, I attack the neutrals, and suddenly I'm kicked back to the desktop with an error saying to close the application. I think, "OKAY, IT HAPPENS!"
Two minutes pass, and Conflux can't connect. Another 10 minutes pass, I get into the game, and a black screen appears with a loading animation, and it continues for 5 minutes until I find out through the task manager that the game is not responding. I spit on the screen and ask the developers, "What are you being paid for?! The main Russian saying is, 'If you can't do it, don't take it on!' There were no such problems in the fifth installment. Glory to Nival