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Heroes of Might and Magic 2 |
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tfountain (17:42 31/3/2001)
ToiletDuck (20:33 31/3/2001)
moss (09:19 25/9/2002)
Phlamethrower (18:58 25/9/2002)
moss (14:26 26/9/2002)
Nerik (08:06 30/9/2002)
moss (11:32 28/11/2002)
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Tim Fountain |
Message #86521, posted by tfountain at 17:42, 31/3/2001 |
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If you're looking for some HoMM2 maps look no further than this site, which has loads as well as a few other pages of interest. The maps were made using the PC map editor but I'm 99% sure that they're compatible. If you're looking for hints and tips, look no further than the sample issue of Foundation RISC User magazine on RISCOS Ltd.'s website. There's a pretty comprehensive article in there written by myself and Richard Hallas. (While you're at it why not join the Foundation?  .) If you've got a PC you might be interested to know that HoMM4 is planned for release this September. ZDNet have a sneak preview screenshot, but not much is known about the game at present. And if you don't have a copy of the game? Set aside a month of two of your life and buy it! |
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Mark Quint |
Message #86522, posted by ToiletDuck at 20:33, 31/3/2001, in reply to message #86521 |
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 ooohh that sites even got some stuff on Transport Tycoon 
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John Hoare |
Message #86523, posted by moss at 09:19, 25/9/2002, in reply to message #86522 |
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One hint I thought of yesterday - if you're on a map that lets you choose the type of enemy hero, then make them the same as you - it's far easier to build up a big army But then, you probably all worked that out ages ago... |
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Jeffrey Lee |
Message #86524, posted by Phlamethrower at 18:58, 25/9/2002, in reply to message #86523 |
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One hint I thought of yesterday - if you're on a map that lets you choose the type of enemy hero, then make them the same as you - it's far easier to build up a big army *Thinks a bit* Is this so that as you capture their towns you'll be getting ones with the same troop types as yours? I generally don't bother with that kind of thing - I just play as a warlock and smash the enemy with some dragons Plus learning necromancy is a good idea - a couple of thousand skeletons is quite a force to be reckoned with. It's even better if you can get your hands on some ghosts - The ghosts take their souls, then you take their bodies |
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John Hoare |
Message #86525, posted by moss at 14:26, 26/9/2002, in reply to message #86524 |
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*Thinks a bit*Is this so that as you capture their towns you'll be getting ones with the same troop types as yours? Yes Well, when you take their castles. Of course, they've often built up their villages into castles, so you won't have *all* the same troops... I generally don't bother with that kind of thing - I just play as a warlock and smash the enemy with some dragons Warlock troops/buildings are so expensive though  But yes; probably worth it for Black Dragons. Still, Titans are nearly as good, and shoot; leaving them less open to attack.Plus learning necromancy is a good idea - a couple of thousand skeletons is quite a force to be reckoned with. It's even better if you can get your hands on some ghosts - The ghosts take their souls, then you take their bodies Skeletons are good - but the rest of the necromacers troops are crap Apart from bone dragons, perhaps... |
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Charles Taylor |
Message #86526, posted by Nerik at 08:06, 30/9/2002, in reply to message #86525 |
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Ok, I'm working through the 'Good' campaign, and I've nearly reached the end, where there are a choice of two scenarios - one lets you keep any troops you have at the end of it for the next scenario, while the other gives you an Ultimate Crown for the next scenario. So I've played both - in both cases, when staring the next scenario, you get the listed reward in the summary screen at the start, but it doesn't appear to be there when you actually play. Any ideas ?
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John Hoare |
Message #86527, posted by moss at 11:32, 28/11/2002, in reply to message #86526 |
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