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Best Heroes of Might & Magic game

Nahel

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Its 4.
 

Cael

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Ah. I liked that one, although I didn't like the fact it isn't a major campaign but a bunch of little ones.
 
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I liked 2 the most, the whole thing just clicked for me, but then, it was also my first one, so it had all the mystery and discovery. The music was really really good though. I liked the two campaigns with the various choices of rewards and so on.

3 was ok, but it just felt like 2, but with MORE MORE MORE everything. I also didn't really like the campaigns as much.

4 was interesting, but ultimately just seemed really dull.
 

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Yes. But I guess you can get the Windows version to both work and with correct aspect ratio if you use a wrapper like DgVoodoo or something.
The DOSBox version has audio issues and hero movement is oddly choppy, do you know if the Windows version suffers from the same problems?
 

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Yes. But I guess you can get the Windows version to both work and with correct aspect ratio if you use a wrapper like DgVoodoo or something.
The DOSBox version has audio issues and hero movement is oddly choppy, do you know if the Windows version suffers from the same problems?

It's been a while since I played HoMM 2 last, but the only significant difference I can remember was the stretched image when playing the Windows version. I don't remember choppy movement, and I turn sound effects way down and music off (yes, the music is nice, but even the best music is tireing in large doses).
 

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