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| age, survival, byzantine, ubi, sequel, muller, chateau, microids, messenger, horror, many, david, mummy, guitar, united states, beast, chess, they, byron, omega, memoriam, galleries, healthy, | You win a battle when your troops have eliminated all the enemy forces (or gk2 when the enemy drops their weapons and heads for the hills). Victory or loss, you're treated to a nice cinematic with a statistical breakdown of gk2 how things went for you. Control in combat, too, is generally good—though more than once I've accidentally attacked the wrong creature gk2 in a cluster of opponents or moved my archers forward when I intended to shoot at something. It's hard coming up with serious complaints about HOMM4, and control is my only major gripe. Seriously, though, the worst I can say about it is that it could be better. I suspect some of the flaws in the control structure are the result of an attempt to make the game as similar, mechanics-wise, to its predecessors; it may be time to abandon that scheme. |
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| In a survival grand departure from its ancestry, heroes in HOMM4 are directly involved in combat and, at high levels, can make the difference between victory and defeat. It's not the end of the world if you lose a hero, but I don't recommend it; even if you win the battle, you may face a long trip back to town to resurrect your survival poor dead champion. For combat, HOMM4 provides a handy poster-sized reference chart with pictures and relevant survival statistics for each troop type in the game. This is especially helpful to newcomers, who may not recognize the benefits and drawbacks of choosing Venom Spawns over Vampires or may be wondering whether a Peasant has a shot at defeating a Dragon Skeleton in single combat (don't even try it). Creature animations and graphics in combat are both lovely and enjoyable. The animations range from the whimsical to the fierce. Rich, high-color graphics really bring out a Faerie Dragon's eyes, and the liberal dollops of brilliant color are a welcome departure in a world overused to the brown, brown, brown, brown, and brown color scheme of Quake 3 or Return to Wolfenstein. |
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