It's just happened to be so
I'm living in Russia, and I remember the first time I saw Heroes II.. it was awesome, I've never played any turn-based strategy before and I loved it from first sight. Beautiful graphics, I mean it really looks in kind and interesting manner... first map for me, it was Broken Alliance and I remember it even now
so, there were not a lot of games to play, and I spent a LOT of time at Heroes II with my sister. I love this game until now and play sometimes.
My friends also were fond of it and spent a lot of time trying to win campaigns as fast, as posssible.
I believe something like this happend in many other cities and towns - game appeared there just in time when people began to obtain computers for their homes.
It became really national game. Heroes III just refrained success and gained even most popular because of it.
And then there's Heroes IV, turned to be too complicated to relearn, with too bravely redesigned gameplay. And with a lot of problems
I love it, but ... people doesn't
Don't want to say much about Heroes V. I believe it's a shame what Nival did with the heroes. They was afraid of unsuccess from Heroes IV idead, but these ideas ARE progressive and were vital for heroes' survival. They just stepped back to last decade. I'm not playing HeroesV and I wouldn't.
I really believe this part wouldn't became even closely as popular as was 2nd and 3rd in Russia.
Ooops. Sorry for so much text and possible grammatical errors
