Apocalypse Lord: Heroes of Might and Magic Descend
末世领主：英雄无敌降临
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 748k Words
- Genre
- Gaming
- Subgenre
- Game Otherworld
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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330Chapters
4.8kRecommendations
11kFans
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After reading two chapters, it feels like it was written 10 years ago. The protagonist is reborn, stealing other people's treasures, and boasting about how those people on the other side of the world became wealthy in their past lives. The protagonist has an incredible memory, remembering everything, and can cross several portals within two hours, as if he'd teleported hundreds of times before…
Could the author please stop writing the protagonist with a constant upturned smile? It's getting too much to bear.
Write well. Heroes of Might and Magic novels need time to mature. Once your word count increases, more readers will naturally follow. Don't worry about those other people.
The classic trope: others can easily become top rulers of humanity with just a small stroke of luck, while the protagonist, even with hundreds or thousands of times more opportunities, remains just a nobody on the sidelines.
I just want to ask a question 🙂: Why are so many people writing about the Necropolis expansion? It's not that powerful in the original Necropolis III, Necropolis V, and ArcheAge games.
Choosing the undead race requires an irreversible undead transformation, losing all biological instincts—only then would it be reasonable. If that's the case, how many people would still choose the undead race?
The numerical system is a complete mess. The number of unit types is arbitrarily made up, without any regard for logic. Damage is all bugged, and units are mindlessly buffed or nerfed according to the needs of the plot. The combat system is infuriating! They don't even understand the difference between turn-based and real-time combat.
I really like Heroes of Might and Magic, especially those with an undead theme, but unfortunately, I just can't get into it.
I hate foreigners, they're absolutely disgusting, dating foreign men is toxic.
Seeing the concept of unit stacking, I skipped ahead. It didn't showcase the advantages of higher-level units at all. What's the point of higher-level units later on? My next prediction: It's highly likely to be a poorly executed ending.