Post: <font face="Verdana,Arial,sans-serif" size="2"><b>Reply to this message</b></font>: I wouldn't say I was a true lover of the game at all. by Peter2

Original Message: I wouldn't say I was a true lover of the game at all.
In the state it's in, IMO it's a long way the weakest of the second-generation Might and Magic games. But I do recognise it has some good points. For example, MM7 is generally recognised as a very worthy follow-up to MM6, and some people consider it better. For me, the inability of any party to gain access to both Light and Dark magics kills 90% of the enjoyment, but I still recognise that it's a superb game - the battle when a Light party enters the Pit must rate as the best fight in any of the Might and Magic games. It's even better than taking on the megadragon in MM5. I just happen not to like it all that much.

Original Message: I wouldn't say I was a true lover of the game at all.

In the state it's in, IMO it's a long way the weakest of the second-generation Might and Magic games. But I do recognise it has some good points.

For example, MM7 is generally recognised as a very worthy follow-up to MM6, and some people consider it better. For me, the inability of any party to gain access to both Light and Dark magics kills 90% of the enjoyment, but I still recognise that it's a superb game - the battle when a Light party enters the Pit must rate as the best fight in any of the Might and Magic games. It's even better than taking on the megadragon in MM5. I just happen not to like it all that much.

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