Heroes of Might and Magic® 3: Complete

So the "great classic", I've played it for quite some time, so I'll write my opinion here. (This review will contain criticism, so if you don't like it, you don't have to read it) The positives: A brilliant fantasy world, great stories, the factions are well thought out, the whole world has a system, history, interesting things and of course Sandro the great. The gameplay is understandable, certain situations really require strategies, the different bonuses of the characters make the fights especially interesting and exciting, and it all has a great atmosphere and charm. I really liked certain campaigns, especially Kilgor's campaign, Gelu's campaign, Mutare's campaign and Xeron's campaign and Yog' campaign. The negatives: The ai and gameplay are often too unforgiving and difficult. It's not an excuse that I'm lame or that if I don't like it, I'll play on a harder level. No, the game gives respect to the player, that it doesn't put on a continuous show, that it always plays meanly and in many cases you have to sweat blood even from your bones to achieve success. There are some very cheat suspicious things in it. The opponent can often move more than me at the same terrerain without artifacts, even without the difficulty level and script, he/she brings armies out of nowhere, he/she reads my thoughts. What was finally the final straw was that the game kept crying and explaining that this and that land is not suitable for this magic, you can't use this and that here, it's an anti-magical area, you can't do this and that. I'm sorry, but I didn't develop the character, learn op spells, prepare the battle and pay the electricity bill for a game to be so limited while the opponent can do almost anything. The "build an impregnable castle out of nothing or gravel" philosophy contains too many exaggerations here and suppressed the atmosphere of the game. Among the campaigns that never more: New Beginning, Armageddon's Blade, Song for the Father So yeah, typical 3.

How can i play the multiplayer Heroes 3? Are the MP servers still on???????!?!?!??!?!?

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I'd heard a lot of great things about this game before I purchased it and so I really expected to like it. I didn't. The game gets off to an OK start with (what I assumed was) the protagonist explaining how her father had somehow gone AWOL and she had to rescue him But then I never heard from her again. Instead the storyline (such as it is) revolved around a sets of quests to find things. You're introduced to a character, given a mission, and then you go through 3-4 stages to complete that mission. Along the way you will get little snippets of story written from the character's perspective. The missions (for me) took at least 20 hours to complete. There was minimal dialogue and only modest character development. Some of the stages were incredibly difficult. How difficult? Even the walk-throughs advised playing those stages on the easiest difficulty. Even then they were extremely challenging. I was about half-way through my fourth mission when my computer literally, physically, fell apart. I don't have it in me to start over and so this game will remain unfinished. To be fair, some of it was interesting. One of the characters, Gem, was somewhat sympathetic. And Gelu's quest was *almost* fun at times. There is also an overarching plot that was intriguing, but overall the game was difficult, time consuming and borderline tedious. I'm sorry but I can't recommend this game.

This game has an unintuitive explanation and unkindness. It's a fun game if you like it.