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There are NO cheats:) And it's better if there weren't any. P.S. The English version sucks, it doesn't rule:)
I think that cheats are necessary because there is no choice in actions. Whether you like it or not, you will have to spend hours on an impassable place;) And Nival clearly wants the death of cheaters:)
It seems that a trainer for the fifth installment of Heroes of Might and Magic is available online, with numbers starting from 18!:o
I don't know, but it seems to me that it might be some kind of virus:confused: If you've used it, could you briefly describe it? If not, please provide a link, and we can take a look at what it is.:eek:
Guys, if you're all so honest, tell me how to beat the third part of the second chapter fairly, where Azrael fights a horde of elves? I've already replayed it 37 times and I'm starting to lose interest in what is already a parody of Warcraft 3. I'm playing Heroes for the first time, and it's frustrating that you can't level up a hero above a certain threshold in one chapter. If you encountered such a limitation in normal games from the Gothic or Dark Messiah series, I'd like to see how you'd react.
And by the way, those who shout the loudest that they hate cheats and codes and claim they've never used them are lying, and lying a lot. I bet you've never cheated on exams either, right?
Guys, if you're all so honest, tell me how to beat the third part of the second chapter fairly, where Azrael fights against a horde of elves? I've already replayed it 37 times and am starting to lose interest in what is already a parody of Warcraft 3))). This is my first time playing Heroes, and right away in the 5th game, it bothers me that you can't raise a hero above a certain level in one chapter. If you encountered such a limitation in normal games from the Gothic or Prince of Darkness series, I would be curious to see your reaction))))
And by the way, those who shout loudest about hating cheats and codes and claim they have never used them are lying very badly; you probably also never cheated on exams, right?
With these questions, go to the walkthrough help section; everything is explained there. If I remember correctly, there was such a limit in both the Third and Fourth games. It's a tradition :) Regarding fair, non-cheating exams... I don't know yet, I haven't taken any, but this isn't cheating; it's just advanced sneaking:)