Posted on: February 26, 2025

I3OSS

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BUG, PLEASE FIX IT

I am assuming I am not the only one who faced the same issues: - Can't save the game progress - Every time you go to main menu you have to creat a new profile - Can't zoom out my OS: Windows 11, version 24H2 You can see all across the internet that a lot of people are complaining about this problem on diferent platforms, even here. PLEAS FIX IT ASAP or give us our money back!

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Posted on: November 25, 2023

Reval95

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Fantastic!

At first I was prejudiced, but I was very wrong, it's phenomenal! The difficulty is absolutely user friendly, the story is interesting and great, the characters (especially Markal, Raelag and Zehir) are fantastic and really a rich fantasy. Hammers of Fate sometimes returns some Heroes 2-3 ailments, but the final fight against King Tolgar is simply mind-blowing and outsanding, and Tribe of the East has a few stumbles, but a worthy finish. It's a completely fair game, I'm only sorry that the 6th and 7th episode are not up here on GOG.

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Posted on: April 5, 2012

sipila

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Ubisoft the Usurper

First a bit of history: A lot of people, myself included, we're unhappy with how Heroes of MIght and Magic IV (HoMM 4) altered the gameplay too much from the previous installments of the series. While some more hardcore players did actually the enjoy the changes, that didn't make the game any more approachable to the casual gamers among whom HoMM 3 had hit a home run. Heroes 4 wasn't the kind of commercial success 3DO would have needed. Add to that the total disaster which was the Might & Magic IX, and - abrakadabra - 3DO was bankrupt, taking down New World Computing and the M&M series down with it in 2003. Enter Ubisoft. Gamers around the world must have rejoiced when Heroes of Might and Magic V was announced, promising a return to the classic style of Homm 2 and 3 with a full 3D engine and superior production values. HoMM 5 also abandoned the sci-fi tingled world of the earlier games with its Demonic alien races, computer oracles and blaster weapons and brought Heroes to a more traditional fantasy world much reminiscent of the Warhammer universe. All these changes could have been bearable if HoMM 5's gameplay could have reached that of HoMM 2 and 3. It doesn't. The implemention of the 3D engine absolutely destroys the gameplay. The new adventure maps are but a fracture of size of those in the earlier games, totally removing the spirit of exploring and adventuring, as in most cases you can see the enemy castle soon after you leave your home castle. In Homm 2 and 3 your heroes could be wondering weeks away from home, conquering mines and cities as you go. Not anymore - most maps in HoMM 5 have you run into an overly powerful enemy which stops you from advancing Add to that terrible graphic style, piss poor writing, tons of UI issues and _abysmal_ voice acting and you've got HoMM 5, theugly offspring of the king of TBS gaming.

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Posted on: March 4, 2020

idbeholdME

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One of the best HoM&M games.

Right up there with the legendary III. After IV, this was a very nice return to form. Good: - Hero build diversity is massively improved Most skills have a use (where about 50% of them were useless in III). Many skills require some prerequisite skills to be able to pick them and every faction also has a very hard to get ultimate skill, which you will only potentially be able to get towards the end of the campaigns. - Thanks to the above, taking and building your heroes through the campaigns is a joy. With my ranger, I ended up going with a build focusing on Ballista which could be imbued with attack spells and fired 3 times per round. That's 3 Ballista shots every round that negated defense and also cast Implosion on the target after each one. Probably the most fun I had in Heroes, period. - Campaigns are decent, have a coherent story that keeps going through both expansions and ultimately ends in Dark Messiah of Might and Magic. All cutscenes are fully voice acted and it was definitely the best campaign experience to me. Difficulty can be all over the place, but I loved it from start to finish. - Spells are overall much more balanced than in III where magic dominated no matter what. - Awesome music. - Great unit designs and town screens. Bad: - AI turns can take extremely long for whatever reason. It's mostly fine in the campaigns, but larger skirmish maps suffer from this a lot. - Occasional bugs. Some campaign missions still have a few bugs you might stumble into. Most notably, the first Sylvan mission, where an enemy hero you have to defeat to win won't arrive if you load a save in that mission. There is also a game freeze bug in the prologue Stronghold mission. But others can be easily worked around and are not that numerous. - The normal battlefield is a bit small in size. Fine in sieges. The next best thing after III. It took what worked in it and tried doing some new things that mostly worked out. Can't go wrong with this one if you liked III.

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Posted on: November 30, 2020

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Das Beste - Heroes of Might and Magic

Ja, ich liebe das comichafte Artdesign, der Umgebung/der Einheiten. Die 3D Ansicht der Städte. Und ich mag das wesentlich fairere "Initiative Kampfsystem". Wodurch auch nicht Top-Tier Einheiten einen verstärkten Nutzen besitzen. Während beim...grauenvoll gebalanceten HOMMIII, schnelle Einheiten automatisch einen entscheidenden Vorteil bringen. Ist es hier wesentlich ausgeglichener. Die Story wirkt konsistenter, als beim "Fantasy-Gemischten Salat", der alten Heroes Teile. Hier haben alle Fraktionen ein durchgehend konsequentes, stimmiges Line Up. Und echte kulturelle Vielfältigkeit. Ich mag das Magiesystem lieber. Die besten Zauber gibt es immer noch, und nutzlose Zauber wurden gestrichen. Beziehungsweise...Zauber die ohnehin 95% der Gelegenheitsspieler nie benutzt haben. Die Fraktionen sind wesentlich besser gebalanced, als in Heroes III. Wo in offiziellen online Turnieren, Städte wie Necropolis und Conflux sogar verboten sind, als "Starting Town". Während bei Heroes III das Skillsystem schlicht eintönig und langweilig gewesen ist. Macht-Helden mit Magie ausgestattet, haben im Late Game bei HOMM III viel zu viele Vorteile, gegenüber Magie-Helden, die man mit Kampffähigkeiten ausstattet. (Dass ist ein statistischer Fakt) Hier erlaubt das Skillsystem wesentlich mehr Individualität, bei der Gestaltung des eigenen Lieblingshelden. :-) Mal probiert man den Build aus, mal einen anderen. Alles möglich. <3 Und die Balance zwischen Macht-Helden und Magie-Helden ist hier wesentlich besser gegeben, als bei den Vorgängern. Außerdem haben nun alle Fraktionen, einen besonderen Klassenskill. Wo damit in H3 nur die Nekromanten auffahren konnten. Mit ihrer Nekromantie. Können die Dämonen weitere Truppen aufs Schlachtfeld beschwören. Die Heaven Fraktion kann Truppen zur nächst besseren Einheit konvertieren. Und noch viel, viel mehr. Für mich, das beste "Heroes of Might and Magic" bis heute. <3 Kauft es, spielt es, genießt es. Und habt viele, viele Stunden Spaß.

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