• @ddplf@szmer.info
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    52 months ago

    Never really got into it, but it does still have some massive following in the Eastern Europe.

    Every old geezer around here will wreck your ass given the chance.

    • Agent Karyo
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      12 months ago

      HOMM was incredibly popular in Eastern Europe in the late 90s. Not as popular as Quake/CS/Unreal, but still very notable.

  • @leftytighty@slrpnk.net
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    42 months ago

    Songs of Conquest is a spiritual successor you might be interested in checking out. I agree HoMM3 is still great to revisit and SoC doesn’t quite scratch the exact same itch but it’s a good way to get more of the same but with some variety keeping it fresh

    • SuzyQ
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      42 months ago

      Not OP, but my favorite faction was dungeon. Getting all those black dragons and having a good ole time across the map… I need to pick it back up.

      • @Aurenkin@sh.itjust.works
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        22 months ago

        Those were awesome as well. I just remembered the necropolis faction as well, I think it was in 3 that you could get insane numbers of skeletons / skeleton archers. Probably 5 as well.

  • @Omentree@sopuli.xyz
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    32 months ago

    Am I the only one who really liked HoMM 4? I reinstall that every couple of years. Loved the fact the heroes were more active in combat. HoMM 3 is great too of course.

    • @redhorsejacket@lemmy.world
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      12 months ago

      4 was something of a departure from the formula, wasn’t it?

      HoMM2 was my game from the series. For whatever reason, I never really progressed past that one, even though I had heard 3 was the consensus favorite.

  • Rikudou_Sage
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    22 months ago

    Not 3 for me, but I really love 5. 3 has way too outdated graphics for my tastes.