Heroes of Might and Magic III
Anyone here played it? If you guys don't know what it is, it is an old game (made in 99). You and your enemies start with a town. You go around with your hero and flag resources and the such (so that you can gain resources from them every day). Your hero carries an army on him where ever he goes. When you fight, your hero can cast spells in battle (like Chain Lighting, Clone, Slayer, Bless, ect.), and the heroe's stats can boots the powers of the creatures of your army. Your army can contain the usual things like Swordsman, Pikeman, Archer, and such. However, this is a fantasy strategy game, meaning you can control dragons, titans, nagas, harpies, fire elementals, skeletons, liches, vampires, zombies, elves, drawves, minotaurs, and so on and so on. The entire game is TBC, but in battle the turns are detirmined by the speed of the creatures. The fas-*test*-('") is the Phoenix with a speed of 21 which is more than enough speed to cover the entire field. While traveling the map you can come across artifacts that help you, buildings that can give you resources if you are willing to fight it's guardian, obelisks which reveals a piece of a map that shows you where to find the grail, and other such buildings. I wasted away so many hours at this game. So anyone else here played it?
Anyone here played it? If you guys don't know what it is, it is an old game (made in 99). You and your enemies start with a town. You go around with your hero and flag resources and the such (so that you can gain resources from them every day). Your hero carries an army on him where ever he goes. When you fight, your hero can cast spells in battle (like Chain Lighting, Clone, Slayer, Bless, ect.), and the heroe's stats can boots the powers of the creatures of your army. Your army can contain the usual things like Swordsman, Pikeman, Archer, and such. However, this is a fantasy strategy game, meaning you can control dragons, titans, nagas, harpies, fire elementals, skeletons, liches, vampires, zombies, elves, drawves, minotaurs, and so on and so on. The entire game is TBC, but in battle the turns are detirmined by the speed of the creatures. The fas-*test*-('") is the Phoenix with a speed of 21 which is more than enough speed to cover the entire field. While traveling the map you can come across artifacts that help you, buildings that can give you resources if you are willing to fight it's guardian, obelisks which reveals a piece of a map that shows you where to find the grail, and other such buildings. I wasted away so many hours at this game. So anyone else here played it?