Posts from Might & Magic X: Legacy

I didn't notice it right away. Have you never played in turn-based mode? Overall, it looks like this: enemies stand opposite you, and you take turns attacking each other.

Of course, I have. I mean movement in turn-based mode, not combat. :)

There was no turn-based movement.

And the last time, I finished off the dragon caves with a lightning axe dealing 1-6 damage and a fire sword dealing 1-6 fire damage. It took a long time, it was painful, but I managed.

"Lightning" and "fire" - that's enough. :) Imagine how it was with ordinary steel and a spark wand that ran out of charges.

P.S. Did you guys have a pajama party after each battle, as I understand it? :D Did everyone go to bed?

I know there wasn't. My original question:

What does the first-person turn-based mode look like?

(Specifically, in terms of movement, not combat).

P.S. Did you guys have a pajama party after each battle, as I understand it? :D Did everyone go to bed?

Yep. When the potions ran out.

I know that wasn't the case. My original question:

(Specifically regarding movement, not combat)

As a rule, that's how it works - everyone stands proudly and attacks each other. Monsters sometimes know how to run, sometimes they don't, but the characters' legs are paralyzed (the exception was in Wizardry, but we're not talking about that now). In Might and Magic, no movement is promised either.

Omega, you still don't understand me. :)

The developers said that MM10 will be completely turn-based, like MM1-5. Since I haven't played MM1-5, I have no idea what turn-based mode is during simple movement around the location, not during combat. I understand that each location will be divided into cells. How will you have to move around these cells? What will it look like?

Ah, my bad! Sorry! :) Outside of combat, you move around on the grid, but in real-time. That is, you are bound to the grid, but there are no turns. It looks something like Legend of Grimrock; here's a link to a review that describes the movement.

Yeah, it looks like we won't have climbing or the "Flight" spell in Might and Magic X. :( At least in Might and Magic IX, you could still climb mountains, but here they're taking even that away. :(

Yeah, it looks like we won't have climbing or the "Flight" spell in Might & Magic X. :( At least in Might & Magic IX, you could still climb mountains, but here they're taking even that away. :(

Here's what this article says:

In order to climb some hills/mountains, you might however need the respective blessing.

Translation: To climb hills/mountains, you may need the corresponding blessing.

Probably, this will be a blessing from Silanna (the Earth dragon).

There will definitely be a blessing that allows you to travel through water (most likely a blessing from Shalassa - the Water dragon).

There will be a total of six blessings - corresponding to the number of elemental dragons of Ashan. This includes Ilat - the Air dragon. I hope that the effect of this blessing will be the ability to levitate.

An article titled "Skills and Blessing" has been published on the official website.

I translated it in my free time. Overall – it’s interesting. The dual-wielding skill was separated out, and a two-handed weapon skill appeared, which I think is generally correct. In previous parts of the game, few people used two-handed weapons when they could carry two swords because of the GM (Game Master) stat on swords. But whether you will be able to take a spear in one hand and fight like infantry in Heroes 6 remains an open question. However, the disappearance of light or leather armor from the list of skills seems questionable to me. It feels somewhat inhumane – either clothing or immediately chainmail. The Secret Disciplines skill was pleasing. From the name, I thought it had something to do with magic, but it turned out to be the opposite – resistance to magic. On the screenshot, the Dwarf Defender received fire magic – will he really cast spells? In general, everything is becoming more and more interesting. We'll see what happens.

I wonder, will it be possible to receive blessings from all dragons? Meaning, will receiving a blessing from Ashi and Urgash, for example, not be mutually exclusive? If it is possible, then that would be cool, but less consistent in terms of the storyline. :confused:

Well, Ashi and Urgash are not on the list – they are the Primordial Dragons of Haven and Chaos. Ashi protects everyone and no one in particular, while Urgash only protects demons, and you can't play as them. However, if you delve deeper, it raises a more profound question – because Urgash, although opposed to Ashi, is placed in the same category as her children in Heroes 5 and 6: Elrath, Malassa, Shalassa, Silat, Arcat, and Silanna, which is strange, as he should be stronger than them. But this is already a question of cosmology.
As for MMX, yes, blessings from Malassa and Elrath in one flask would be quite amusing. :)

Based on the latest article on spirit, mind, and body magic, will there be no more articles on these topics? :confused: Or is "True" magic actually all of that combined? :confused:

Will there be articles on magic, combat, objects (cities, fountains, obelisks, etc.), and monsters?

It will all be done; I've only just started translating. I've added the Ranger now.

As for Ego Magic, I'm afraid they're gone for good.