Hi,
so I've got the Heroes Complete box and decided to install HIV. First thing that strikes me is (obviously) how different it is from III and V.
So I started random map games (small maps), but for insurance I decided to play the only map which is 2-on-1, Harpy Horde.
Still, however I seem to suck badly, and cannot compete (with my ally) or with the opponent (who beats my ally).
So I was wondering if I could get some pointers for this map, so I can figure game-mechanics out for myself.
Not yet sure which faction I'm playing, though I've got a small preference for Nature and Summoning Magic. But just to be clear, I tend to like factions who use dirty tricks and abilities to win.
New to Heroes IV
My Brother's Keeper is a difficult map for a beginner. To learn how to play he should try first easy maps and homm4 campaigns, like the order campaign with Emilia Nightheaven, played at easy level. To become a fan of this game first you have to be an acceptable player. This game is based on "heroes", not on creatures. To develop a hero or a combo of heroes is the most interesting part of the game.
I advise on installing Equilibris Mod. Afterwards, you should do the first campaign (Life), so you can get the hang of the game.
Forget the easy setting altogether - you're not new to a Heroes game. You just need to get the hang of it.
Lastly, you can always check this place or GameFAQs.com for a few tips, or you can go to http://www.heroesofmightandmagic.com/he ... c4iv.shtml and feast on the information.
Forget the easy setting altogether - you're not new to a Heroes game. You just need to get the hang of it.
Lastly, you can always check this place or GameFAQs.com for a few tips, or you can go to http://www.heroesofmightandmagic.com/he ... c4iv.shtml and feast on the information.
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- Archangel
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The first map I played and won and thouroughly enjoyed was Big Wars. Nothing real fancy but lots of stuff and lots of fun. I base most of the H4 maps I made and make on this one. Just a real fun map to play. Not much in the way of storyliine or anything like that if that's what you want though. But simple in its nature of play and a good looking map too. A good "first map" to play.
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It's a good beginners map, and a good map to play if you never have played it. Vlaad II has a thread over on HC asking people the top 10 maps for H4. One of his own choices was also Big Wars. So, it has some validity among avid H4 players.
Yeah some turns are rather slow, but once you get past that, it's actually a fun map to play. Again, nuthin' real fancy about the map scriptwise, but well done.
Yeah some turns are rather slow, but once you get past that, it's actually a fun map to play. Again, nuthin' real fancy about the map scriptwise, but well done.
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