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I'm consitently stupid- Japher I think that opinion in the United States is decidedly different from the rest of the world because we have a free press -- by free, I mean a virgorously presented right wing point of view on the air and available to all.- Ned
Originally posted by DrSpike
It's quite obviously 4, 3, 2, 1. Remember, GL has an odd taste in graphics, as we've seen in the past.
4's graphcis where bland, blocky, and awkward. 3's graphics where just bland, 2's was comparitevly rich and vibrant and 1's was on par with 4 and 3, despite being much older.
HoMM1:
All things considered, the graphics aren't that bad for it being the oldest of the bunch.
HoMM2:
The graphics in HoMM2 had an appealing softness to them and a lush pallet that gave it life.
HoMM3 had similiar graphics to the secod one, but it lost the soft vibrance that made HoMM2 so appealing.
HoMM4 had some potential, but there was a great number of things that stuck out like a sore thumb, such as towns that where a collection of clean-cut generic buildings with no detail and monstrously awkward block-walls. (and not to mention the ocasional graphic ripped out of one of the previous games and ploped down in a completely new graphical environment)
Last edited by General Ludd; June 27, 2005, 06:55.
HoMM 4 definitely looks... strange. It doesn't look actually bad, but the various elements just don't fit together.
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I will say that HOMM2 had the best soundtrack. There was one terrain... I think it was sand or cracked- that made an excellent eerie background noise. I played it when playing other games that benefitted from such a mood.
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Originally posted by General Ludd
I give 1 bonus points for when it was made.
You can't really do that now - your statements earlier were absolute statements not statements about graphics relative to the standards of the day.
Originally posted by General Ludd
Er, no. HoMM4 had the worst graphics in the series.
Originally posted by General Ludd
1's was on par with 4 and 3, despite being much older.
I agree 1 and 2 were nice for their time, but that's not the point, and not what you claimed. 4 looks better than 1 period, and you can't credibly claim otherwise.
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