Connection ErrorBad RequestThis page went staleSession ExpiredSign in requiredForbiddenNot FoundToo Many RequestsServer ErrorBad GatewayService UnavailableGateway TimeoutHTTP Version Not Supported
Session Expired
Your session has expired. Please log in to continue.
Sign in required
You need an account to do that. Sign in or create one — it only takes a minute.
This page went stale
Your security token was rejected, usually because the page sat open too long or you signed in elsewhere. Nothing was saved. Reload the page and try again.
Request Failed
We encountered an issue while processing your request.
Please check your internet connection and try again.
I heard the Japanese voice acting for Heroes of Might and Magic for the first time from Toxa. I didn't understand anything and didn't notice any advantages over the English version; I don't understand why you like it.
The Japanese voice acting is great because of the good voice actors who can convey the character's personality, create emotions, and give the game a better feel. The English voice acting, on the other hand, is done by amateurs who just do it for fun. It's emotionless, soulless, and makes you feel disgusted with the game. Not to mention that they often mix up the character's gender and have male voice actors voice female characters. By the way, I played with the English voice acting for the first few days. If it weren't for Revan's guide on how to turn this nightmare into a pleasure, I would have stopped playing and wouldn't have gotten as much enjoyment out of it.
Added 2 minutes later
Fangblade Slayer is the best "husbando" swordsman, along with Albert.
And unlike Albert, he really looks like a tough knight who has seen a lot of bad things in his life. This doesn't mean I don't like Albert.
The Japanese voice acting is excellent, with voice actors who can convey the character's personality, create emotions, and enhance the overall experience. The English voice acting, on the other hand, is subpar, lacking emotion and feeling, and even makes the game unpleasant to listen to.
You have influenced the morale of other users too much in the last 24 hours; your powers are now depleted. You will be able to influence the morale of users again in 24 hours.
Back in the day, it felt like more than half the players in ranked matches used these strange Priests.
I mean, strange for the arena. Although I play Stormhaven in ladder matches (because I don't have enough different maps) and I don't encounter Elan very often.
>sword
>hairstyle
>presence/absence of copies in the background
>in the first picture, the dust is ordinary, and in the second, it's golden
>in the first picture, it's throwing stones
>slight differences in the shoulder pads
>Find the rest yourself.
The latest version resulted in a rather unusual priest: without the usual plethora of amulets and with a small number of early-game drops, but with Elana and a decent arsenal of healing spells. Elana appeared at the start, as did the healing spells – the initial problem was that there was nothing to buff properly.
Any healer would buff themselves with Elana... So why did you only include Lucifer among them?
The Japanese voice acting is blessed with good voice actors who can convey the character's personality, create emotions, and provide an immersive experience. The English voice acting, on the other hand, is done by amateurs who do it half-heartedly; it is emotionless, soulless, and makes you feel disgusted with the game. Not to mention that they have a habit of confusing the character's gender and voicing male characters with female voices. By the way, I played with the English voice acting for the first few days. And if it weren't for Revan's guide on how to turn this nightmare into a pleasure, my interaction with the game would have ended, and I wouldn't have gotten the enjoyment I deserved.
Well, I don't understand a single line in Japanese, so it doesn't tell me anything about the character's personality. But I do like the English phrases on the cards. I wouldn't say they are soulless or unemotional.
Any healer would buff themselves with Elara... Why did you only post Lucifer from them?
There were two Holy Waters (there were three in total in the deck), and I played them. There were also a couple of followers for healing, but they didn't come up in my hand.
There were two Holy Waters (there were three in the deck in total), and I played them. There were also a couple of followers for healing, but they didn't come up in my hand.
Yes, I remember, Kagura was already buffed before Lucifer arrived, it just slips my mind. I was just expecting all sorts of healing angels and other things that are usually played with Elana.