Posts from HoMM3 HD is a mod (add-on) for the game Heroes of Might and Magic 3.

It's as if remembering such things is something incredibly difficult, ho-ho.

It's as if remembering such things is something incredibly difficult, ho-ho.

If a creature has already moved once, not understanding the order... I don't even know... If that's all it is, then these things that don't require skill should be done automatically, so as not to reduce the game to meaningless routine.

Knowledge? Well, there are other things besides the unit's position relative to the top of the map at the start of the battle and its speed?

Let's also remove the hero's turn scale and the color of the arrows, and we'll just remember who moved how many squares. Information about the growth in the castle: why, it's an interesting process to calculate how many creatures you'll have next week. And also taking into account the citadel or castle, external dwellings, weeks of plague... Here, there's plenty of room for budding mathematicians!

Really? ) And does it not matter that they are looking in different directions? ) But otherwise, yes, I understand, although this is a grotesque situation, I don't think it happens often. And again, it's just a little bit of observation; it has little to do with mental abilities and knowledge of the mechanics.

and here's where the confusion starts, believe me, it turns out to be interesting.

Max, in that case, if you're an expert in 1v1 battles with 7 stacks of skeletons, then you can just leave it for neutral units. And you don't need to teach me how to determine the order. Or should I give you a link?

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Okay, Max has two opinions, mine and the wrong one, and Leader just reads between the lines, so the dialogue is pointless for now without constructive input.

There are moments like: wait, defense, morale, new round. These need to be considered by the player, not by the program. And, of course, remember them.

Ho-ho, this is when someone who doesn't play online starts telling those who do play regularly what matters and what doesn't. That's funny.

And let's immediately create a skill tree for all heroes! Why waste time? Is it pointless? Doesn't it matter? Let's keep dreaming.
And let's add commanders, new cities, and new units, because these are so boring! And we can also add something related to the mafia. It definitely won't hurt, and it won't solve anything.

Have you considered that your next unit might be completely surrounded by enemy units (deliberately) and, by attacking them, you might die, and your next unit's turn won't reach the one that the first unit attacked, and so on, but the point is clear, and believe me, the confusion that results is interesting.

Judging by what you wrote, you're the expert here. And generally, agree that fighting fairies against zombies is somehow easier than having giants fight giants with the same speed, but skeletons are just a suitable example, nothing more. There are enough similar units, I think you can figure it out yourself.

I'm not teaching you, I'm just explaining the pros and cons of numbering.

Since you didn't understand my opinion, who are you exchanging it with? Yourself? I suggest you figure it out before you reply.

We could also add something related to the mafia. It definitely wouldn't hurt, and it wouldn't solve anything.

It's as if remembering such things is something incredibly difficult, haha. If a unit has already moved once, not to remember the order... I don't even know... If that's all there is to it, then these things, which don't require skill, should be done automatically, so as not to turn the game into a meaningless routine.

Knowledge? Well, that's just great, so there are some other features besides the unit's position relative to the top of the map at the beginning of the battle and its speed?

A mega-genius process. Let's also remove the turn order scale for heroes and the color of the arrows, and we'll just have to remember who moved how many squares. Information about the growth in the castle: why, that's an interesting process, counting how many creatures you'll have next week. And also taking into account the citadel or castle, external dwellings, weeks of plague, etc... That's where there's plenty of room for budding mathematicians!

Let's just add a skill tree for all the heroes right away!

Write me a tutorial, and if it doesn't fit in two lines, we'll talk.

And playing online probably also affects the turn order, right? Just like morale and defense, probably, ho-ho.

And I immediately supported the guy who suggested something like a skill tree. And regarding everything else, I'm a staunch opponent of war golems.

I think that when the skill of one player is leveled by software, it is completely wrong. Even though Wick says that in this case, you need to develop other components of the skill, I don't agree with him.

I understand that you are good at talking.

1. I only see one drawback. "I REALLY DON'T WANT TO" and no constructive input.
2. This is a forum, not a private chat between you and me. Others will come, read, and offer constructive feedback. It's pointless to expect it from you...

No problem at all, players should also be responsible for leaving units, they should also manually buy units, understand where to move, manually cycle through heroes and cities, should I continue?

No problem, I can set the graphics to minimum with any opponent, disable hardware acceleration, and go to my neighbor for a notebook and pen to draw the battlefield and record which stack goes where and who will move in what order (especially with those who object here, that's what I'll do)...

The essence of the mod is to simplify already simple things.

Okay, forget about cons and clues, not everyone knows the turn order in these structures, but what's wrong with just the battle?