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Some HoMM5 screens (including towns!)
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Sol Invictus
Erudite
That's great. It looks like the Hero doesn't charge into battle, so it's like HOMM3 and not HOMM4. This is a good thing.
undead dolphin hacker
Liturgist
Hm. If some of those screens are from the overworld map, they better as hell spruce it up some before release... it looks *alot* like Etherlords, which was about as cut-and-dry boring mapmaking as you can get.
And I'm playing HOMM3 Complete right now, so yes, I know what I'm talking about.
And I'm playing HOMM3 Complete right now, so yes, I know what I'm talking about.
More fun!
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/her ... 24747.html
The team is also planning to add in an optional, alternate setup for combat that will resemble the "timed initiative" system of most console role-playing games, in which each unit will have a continuously filling time meter and will be able to move or attack once its meter is full
Heroes of Final Fantasy 5...
http://www.gamespot.com/pc/strategy/her ... 24747.html
The team is also planning to add in an optional, alternate setup for combat that will resemble the "timed initiative" system of most console role-playing games, in which each unit will have a continuously filling time meter and will be able to move or attack once its meter is full
Heroes of Final Fantasy 5...
Sol Invictus
Erudite
Fine with me. I'd turn that on in the early game, when all you fight are simple monsters. It's still true turn based.
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