Destiny of Lordaeron

[HERON]

Played on 1.27.

This is my second time playing this campaign. The first time I finished it (then I seem to have been very patient), I remember some things. However, now I was unable to find 2 of the three plants in the Prologue. I know where they are but now they are gone: at the fountain and the stone golem - the red flower; in poisonous spiders - the mushroom; murlocs - the third plant.
1. I collected all the missions
2. I went to perform them (in a scrambled order)
3. Cheats don't work
4. I can't continue because the levels are not open

I couldn't finish Rise of the Damned because of Level 9 and March of the Horde v1.2 (because I'm not that good player). I don't know how fair it is to want all levels of these campaigns to be open so that weaker players can skip the level that makes it difficult for them and more importantly to skip this absurd behavior of Level 9 in Rise of the Damned. Playing a campaign for a whole day or several days and finally not being able to finish it is pretty frustrating to say the least. Under these conditions, what should I expect from your latest campaign?

In general, I'm not particularly capricious, pretentious and I don't give up too quickly, but I get quite nervous when I have to redo the whole level because of a trifle or because the level requires skills that I don't have. If you can't or don't have time to fix the glitches in your games make all campaign with open levels.

I'm not sure how realistic my assessment of your first three campaigns will be. It's somewhat deserved, somewhat not. I give it based on what I've played and experienced:
1. Destiny of Lordaeron - 1
2. Rise of the Damned - 2 (played on 1.30 twice)
3. March of the Horde v1.2 - 3 (played on 1.30)

Hi, I'm glad you wrote this to me because I'm going to go through the campaigns and change the difficulty there, I'm currently doing it in my last campaign and after I upload it I'll go through the rest.

And by the way, don't tell yourself you're not a good player... it's just a matter of time and experience, that's all

 

[VanAndro]

It's actually a pretty good campaign. It has everything: nice items, custom units, good and varied terrain, interesting and varied levels, enough prerequisites to restart some levels, some minor errors that do not interfere with the game.

After reading here where to find the three plants I decided to do a playthrough. I don't know if Wc3's master setting of Hard difficulty affected the campaign in any way, but the game gave me a good dose of action, and my memory of it was that it was pretty easy. Looks like I'll have to go through your other 2-3 campaigns again if the two problematic levels don't stop me again for a long time.

What this game forced me to notice is how standard the character dialogue is in most campaigns I've played with the exception of three. The dialogues are so dry, the same, standard. Generally everywhere the characters lack originality in their lines. I lack dialogues that express the character of the Hero and his attitude to the events in the game. For example, the Bad Hero expresses himself in such a way that you feel his hatred and hatred in his every line; The character with a soft character should express himself somewhat softly - unobtrusively and the player to feel it; The hero who is wise to express himself through wisecracks, etc. Let it be your Arthas, your Uther, your Jaina, etc. the way you imagine them to be - the way you imagine them speaking and not the same ones from Wc3. Take us even deeper into the game. Again, this applies to 97% of the campaigns I've played so far, it's just your game that made me realize this.

And here, of course, there is a lot of room for improvements and for continuation. The game runs great at 1.30 as well. Good first job. Thanks for sharing.

 

[HERON]

It's actually a pretty good campaign. It has everything: nice items, custom units, good and varied terrain, interesting and varied levels, enough prerequisites to restart some levels, some minor errors that do not interfere with the game.

After reading here where to find the three plants I decided to do a playthrough. I don't know if Wc3's master setting of Hard difficulty affected the campaign in any way, but the game gave me a good dose of action, and my memory of it was that it was pretty easy. Looks like I'll have to go through your other 2-3 campaigns again if the two problematic levels don't stop me again for a long time.

What this game forced me to notice is how standard the character dialogue is in most campaigns I've played with the exception of three. The dialogues are so dry, the same, standard. Generally everywhere the characters lack originality in their lines. I lack dialogues that express the character of the Hero and his attitude to the events in the game. For example, the Bad Hero expresses himself in such a way that you feel his hatred and hatred in his every line; The character with a soft character should express himself somewhat softly - unobtrusively and the player to feel it; The hero who is wise to express himself through wisecracks, etc. Let it be your Arthas, your Uther, your Jaina, etc. the way you imagine them to be - the way you imagine them speaking and not the same ones from Wc3. Take us even deeper into the game. Again, this applies to 97% of the campaigns I've played so far, it's just your game that made me realize this.

And here, of course, there is a lot of room for improvements and for continuation. The game runs great at 1.30 as well. Good first job. Thanks for sharing.

By the way, I am updating the campaign from the beginning, in terms of dialogue, maps and abilities, so there is something to look forward to.