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Yes, one of the things I didn't like was that at a certain point, the hero became so overpowered that he no longer needed an army, which he had been working towards throughout the game (resources, dwellings, magic, etc.).
Even at this stage, an army can provide invaluable assistance =)
Yes, one of the things I didn't like was that at a certain point, the hero became so overpowered that he no longer needed an army, which he had been working towards throughout the game (resources, dwellings, magic, etc.).
There are no flights, no walking on water, and no other tricks.
Just like in life, an army can exist without command (a commander), and it is also weak, making it easier to defeat.
That the neutrals don't just stand there stupidly:eek:, but guard, and if the army is weak, it's easy to attack:smile17:, but if it's very strong, they won't commit suicide:confused:, why risk it for nothing.
LeSHiJ-MaX but this is Heroes of Might and Magic (!), there should be flying and walking on water... this is part of the tactics, strategy of warfare (the game)...
In real life, an army cannot exist without a commander!!! even when the commander dies, a new one takes his place... if not, then it is not an army and will soon fall apart...
another unpleasant moment... well, where are they going... in single-player maps, it might be okay... but in duels... they will just get in the way.
Thank you. It's always a pleasure to chat with a smart person:smile02:
You probably know the cartoon about the comma, "To execute or to pardon." So, you removed my main thought: "I like the fourth game because it's much closer to real life than the third and fifth." If you want to argue about the role of the commander in the army, you chose the wrong target. I think I have more personal experience than you do. And in life, as in the game, chance plays a big role. Everyone can solve simple problems, but in the fourth game, they tell you not to stand here because you might be attacked (so what's the problem?).
Let's just join our tournament and discuss it there:smile12:
Yeah... it feels like I was just messing with you :)
In a tournament? I'd love to, but there's not much time until July... and I don't have much experience, I've only played the single-player mode.
Sorry.:smile39: I didn't think my words would have such an effect.:smile39: I think in the fall, when I have more free time, we can play the third one if you want (it's a good game).
I am sure that for thinking young people, a real Heroes game in the style of the 4th installment will be released. (Unless the issue of paying for the name arises).
Add some interesting ideas and GRAPHICS to the 4th game, and it will be exactly what is needed.
I like Heroes of Might and Magic IV because it's much closer to real life than Heroes of Might and Magic III and V.
The bookmarks for the 4th installment are much more interesting, and the younger generation is always smarter than the previous one. I'm sure that for the thinking youth, a true "Heroes" game in the style of the 4th one will be released.
Darth Saruman
