Did you Play Heroes 3 Might and Magic?

@EdyCPT (11)
Indonesia
March 18, 2007 10:43am CST
Did you Play Heroes 3 Might and Magic? What expansion do you like? Shadow of The Death or Wake of God? Do you like next version of Heroes? like heroes IV or V?
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stvasile
@stvasile (7306)
• Romania
24 Sep 07
Heroes of Might and Magic 3 - Heroes of Might and Magic III is a turn-based strategic war game, set up in a classical role-playing game Environment. It involves capturing and developing towns, gathering resources, assembling armies and sending them into combat. Each town has a theme and can only raise the type of creatures appropriate to that theme. The resources (gold, wood, ore, gems, crystal, mercury, and sulfur) can be found mostly in mines and are gathered once a day. They are used to build new buildings in your towns, to improve existing buildings, to buy armies, etc. Each army is led by a hero and consists of up to seven stacks of creatures raised in towns or recruited in countryside. The armies are sent into tactical combat, which can occur either in countryside or in towns. If the attacker captures the town, the winner can recruit the creatures raised in that town afterwards. Each game scenario (regular or campaign style) has its own objective which can vary from capturing a specific castle, defeating a specific hero or monster, gathering gold, or finding the Holy Grail (just to name a few). The game bears some similarity to Heroes of Might and Magic II, but it has been vastly re-vamped. HEROES III is set in the same world as HEROES II and MM6 (Might and Magic 6) and continues the story-line of those two games. It is set in another country (Erathia), but there will be some significant differences between HEROES III and HEROES II
Heroes of Might and Magic is one of my favorite games. I've played Heroes 1, 2, 3 and 4 (my PC is too slow for Heroes 5). I enjoy all the versions of Heroes 3, I don't have a favorite expansion. I consider Heroes 4 is a better version of Heroes than Heroes 3. It has more options (like moving armies without a hero, developing the hero, creatures attack you, etc.)