The eternal question: which heroes are better, mages or warriors? — Polls

Lider1

13 years ago

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bincubator

which the opponent might also have in their backpack.

Randomness isn't a pre-drawn map. If one is with the opponent, theoretically nothing prevents another from appearing with you. It's not uncommon for a player to have 2 of them. Considering the probability of a cloak appearing as well, the Mage is generally on equal footing.

Dirty_Player

13 years ago

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Well, if a mage casts a powerful spell in the first round, and Kreg Hack responds with a mass haste spell, how many troops will the mage have left in the second round? :)

bincubator

13 years ago

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Nila had enough skill points left after level 25, just enough to counter Craig Hack.
Although, in the last game, I was taken down with a red ball.
I didn't expect him to appear in the battle on the 3rd week.

Niemand

13 years ago

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Well, Nila isn't exactly a mage.
And in general, according to Murphy's Law for Heroes of Might and Magic III, the best heroes always belong to your opponent.

bincubator

13 years ago

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Actually, according to Murphy's Law for Heroes of Might and Magic III, the best heroes always belong to your opponent.

Indeed, which hero is the best, excluding Necromancers and epic heroes?

Marmot

13 years ago

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In offline battles, the amount of mana (if there are effective spells and expert magic of the required elements) is often a decisive factor: a "serious" battle lasts only until one of the opponents runs out of mana, and then the enemy without mana becomes just a lamb – do whatever you want with it! :) It was especially sad when enemy mega-heroes were encountered with (almost) no mana: it wasn't a battle, but a "beating of infants"! :D Moral: even a super-warrior should periodically drink magical water from a well, otherwise he won't last long! :smile16:

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Lider1

13 years ago

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bincubator

Indeed, which hero is the best, excluding Necromancers and epic heroes?

Logistics experts - Kirr, Gunnar, (Dessa), defense experts - Tazar, Mephala, (Nella), attack experts - Kreg Hex, (Gundula). Monster - Galtran. And Shakthi is great (due to 2-3 starting stacks of troglodytes). Luna, because she deals burn damage.

Moner is also good. If you play with a cannon, Gurney is the best. Also, heroes like Bron, Vistan, etc. are decent. After that, they're not as good as the ones mentioned above.

Here's the hero color palette :D

bincubator

13 years ago

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You forgot Grisha from Conflux. He hits just as hard as Luna.

Сервер

13 years ago

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I voted for the Warriors. When I was first learning to play, I was told that mages were the best and that I should only play as them. Later, I met some players who played as mages, and they started telling me how they play and what they do. Well, I thought I was already a pro in Heroes, so I played as some mage against Tazar – and I lost badly, to put it mildly, and had to start learning again. But that's just a story. Recently, I started playing again and decided to see how the pros play. I went to YouTube, found a bunch of videos, and noticed that if someone gets a hero like Shakti, they always make him their main hero. So, the question is: what's so special about him? Why, even though he has Crag Hack, does he still choose Shakti?

Граф Орлов

13 years ago

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Because Shakti has a lot of Troglodytes at the start.

Terraniux

13 years ago

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The key is to do it at the start. You can merge the armies. He has a good combination: attack + tactics, and is specialized against Trogols. This gives him a very high chance of breaking through the guards without any losses.

Eleondor

12 years ago

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Only a Mage, because magic is the most powerful and awesome thing.

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Гело

12 years ago

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I voted for the Warriors. When I was first learning to play, I was told that mages were the best and that I should only play as them. Later, I met some players who played as mages, and they started telling me how they play and what they use. Well, I thought I was already a cool player in Heroes, so I played as some mage against Tazar – and I lost very badly, to put it mildly, and I had to start learning again. But that's just a story. Recently, I started playing again and decided to see how the pros play. I went to YouTube, found a lot of videos, and noticed that if someone gets a hero like Shakti, they always make him the main one. So, the question is: what's so special about him? Why, even though he has Crag Hack, does he still choose Shakti?

Shakti's specialty is Trogolodites, and since you quickly accumulate several hundred Trogolodites when playing as the Dungeon, Shakti is VERY USEFUL!
And his initial tactics and attack make his army undoubtedly super strong.

But I usually play as mages ;) . But if you develop a mage, then 100 percent!

Be3y4uu

12 years ago

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No matter how you look at it, in any case, all heroes need Earth magic and Air magic, and then it depends on the situation.

Erutan Rivol

12 years ago

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I like to level up a fighter, but only with expert earth magic, and if the map allows, with air magic as well. Wisdom isn't needed: it's obvious in the early game, it doesn't help much in the mid-game, and in the late game, only spells of level 1-2 are used.