Raven black wax color is often associated with witchcraft and has been used in various rituals and spells throughout history. The color black is often linked to mystery, power, and protection in different cultures. In witchcraft, black wax is frequently used for spell candles, which are believed to hold and amplify the practitioner's intentions and energy. Black wax spell candles are often used for banishing negativity, protection, and divination. They are believed to absorb and dispel negative energies, helping to cleanse and purify a space or individual. Many practitioners use black wax candles during rituals or ceremonies to create a sense of grounding and protection.
Anyway here's the list of bugs and design issues HOMM 3 fans might have
to learn to live with because it seems one patch is all we might get if
not forever then for quite a long time still. Feel free to comment and
add your own bugs. If you want your bug to really be compiled and seen
though, I'd suggest visiting our Gremlin's Workshop page and submitting
your bug report at the e-mail address shown there.
Well as a public service and in order to publicize that there are still problems remaining with the game, I compiled this little list from the Gremlin s Workshop our own Bugs report page at the AW site and from my own personal experiences. You are now able to build two capitols One for the towns, that are no longer on the Scoll Town List, and furthermore the AI-town can be converted into a capitol.
Many practitioners use black wax candles during rituals or ceremonies to create a sense of grounding and protection. Black wax can be combined with other colors and herbs to enhance its magical properties. For example, mixing black wax with white or silver wax can represent the balance of light and darkness, while adding herbs such as sage or lavender can enhance the cleansing and purifying properties.
HOMM 3 : LIST of Bugs that might never get fixed !
Возможно, адреса электронной почты являются анонимными для этой группы или вам требуется разрешение на просмотр адресов электронной почты ее участников, чтобы увидеть исходное сообщение.
For those who might not have heard, Maranthea, an official poster on the
message board and employee of New World Computing answered a question
about whether or not there would be a second patch like this :
"There will be no more patches. There may be something after the
Expansion Pack, but
I don't know. What sort of problems are you having?"
Well as a public service and in order to publicize that there are still
problems remaining with the game, I compiled this little list from the
Gremlin's Workshop (our own Bugs report page at the AW site) and from my
own personal experiences. I'm not saying it's perfect or exhaustive and
I did not include the bugs that were fixed by the first patch. Since I
first posted this on the Stateman's Quill (the AW site mailing list), I
got a reply from Jeff Blattner, HOMM 3 expansion producer, and it seems
having a second patch is not so unlikely as that post by Maranthea made
it sound. I'll share his answers on our HOMM 3 news and rumors page at
the AW site (goes by the name Stoic Watchman if you're new there and
here's the link : http://www.astralwizard.com/Html/h3news.htm).
Anyway here's the list of bugs and design issues HOMM 3 fans might have
to learn to live with because it seems one patch is all we might get if
not forever then for quite a long time still. Feel free to comment and
add your own bugs. If you want your bug to really be compiled and seen
though, I'd suggest visiting our Gremlin's Workshop page and submitting
your bug report at the e-mail address shown there.
- Sacrifice bug : Sacrifice enemy troops to resurrect your own troops.
For example, sacrifice 20 Archangels to resurrect 100 Imps. Makes
sacrifice most powerful spell in the game by far.
- Legion bug : Computer's army stacks, often of high-level, growing to
thousands in a matter of days for no noticeable reason. Very irregular
but can ruin long games easily.
- AI Resource Bug : The biggest bug and turnoff for mapmakers when and
if they learn of it. They can give timed events to the computer colors
on the general map but they will not work.
- Lose Orin bug : When you have a special lose condition of 'lose hero',
if Orrin ever shows up on the map, the lose condition changes from 'lose
hero x' to 'lose
Orrin'.
- Unstable "Replay Enemy Turn" bug : In my case, it caused vanishing
towns in the index and irregular dropouts (back to desktop). By loading
a savegame before the option was used, no further problems occurred.
Still, it's very important to know what your opponents are doing and
it's the only way to do so in multiplayer games (compared to HOMM 2
which showed you enemy moves as they occurred). I do not dare use this
feature myself in its current state.
- Master Gremlin Rush : Wizards/Alchemists start with 50 to 79 Gremlins
upgradable to Master Gremlins. With the so-called Gremlin rush, one can
accumulate an almost unstoppable army of thousands of shooting Master
Gremlins in a matter of days. Not a bug per say, but more of an
important design problem since it reduces the multiplayer game to the
level of the Red Alert Tank rush. In fact, several heroes of other types
start with armies that are much too significant and this can easily be
unbalancing especially when you play against the AI and you hire several
heroes (possibly the same ones) in the first few days to combine their
troops.
- Mouse trails problems : Probably due to the fix implemented in the
first patch for Voodoo Rush users, the mouse will leave "trails" around
the screen when animated Windows 95 mouse cursors are used. Possibly
caused by slower computers or video cards (but I have a Pentium 200 with
a Diamond Stealth II s220 and that's much above the system
requirements).
- Mouse overlay problem : The default non-animated white arrow mouse
cursor of Windows 95 will stay over the context-sensitive HOMM 3 cursor
(horse, sword, etc) if you switch from full-screen to window and back
again. Probably much more frequent than the mouse trails problems and
also probably caused by the first patch. A patch causing new bugs, what
a concept :)
- Shadow movement vanishing : During battles, the shadow movement will
vanish from time to time. When you wait for example.
- Naga Bank gives out sulfur when it's supposed to give out gems
according to logic and the map editor.
- Scratchy music for certain towns and not for others. (I don't think
this one will ever be fixed but I think it deserves mention because
those same few musics sound perfect from out of WinAmp)
- Chat messages vanishing too soon and no way to call them back up :
More of a pet peeve than a bug particularly because you could get back
old messages in HOMM 2.
- Restart scenario bug : If you restart the same scenario from inside
the game, it will revert to normal difficulty.
- Lose hero bug : When you start a map with 2 heroes, one of whom cannot
be lost
or it's game over, and you lose that hero, when you reload the game, the
OTHER hero can become the loss condition.
- Cross-dressing bug : Incorrect representations of heroes during
battles. Males will be represented as females and vice-versa.
- Control of cooperative ally bug : You can control the hero of your
human ally if he's inside a town, therefore making that hero do twice as
much, even dismissing it or its troops. Something was fixed regarding
this but I've experienced this bug myself so it's still there but
perhaps more limited
- Minor Map Validator bug : When you create a single player game (no
human or computer opponents) and set the Special Win condition to "Find
a
specific Artifact" it tells you that without disabling the normal
victory
condition the single player will win automatically. However there is *No
Way* in the editor to disable the normal victory condition for this
Special
Win condition nor does the "instant win" prophesized by the Validator
actually occur when the map is run.
- Event Monsters possible bug : This may be a bug or may be intended
this way but when you uncheck the "Cancel event after first visit" box
so as to allow the event to repeat each time a hero enters that space,
it will not reset slain monsters that
are part of the event. While this may be intentional, it's annoying that
there's no way to set an event that *always* has monsters there.
- The Disappearing Towns/Double Capitol bug (hot seat):
1. You capture a town from AI. Let us call the town AI-town.
2. AI recaptures AI-town.
3. You recapture AI-town.
Results of this scenario when the bug is on are as follows:
a. All your other towns except from the AI-town you just recaptured
disappear from the Scroll Town List.
b. You are now able to build two capitols: One for the towns, that are
no
longer on the Scoll Town List, and furthermore the AI-town can be
converted
into a capitol.
c. When you visit the Thieves Guild of AI-town, you only get the
information
you can get when you have only one town, the same thing goes for using
the
Marketplace.
- The Capture A Town And Become A New Hero bug (hot seat):
1. You capture a town by beating an AI hero within that town.
2. You enter the town by double-clicking on the town.
Results of this scenario when the bug is on are as follows:
a. You are no longer yourself, but the hero you just beat up!
b. If you try to leave the town, the game crashes for good.
- The Identical Twin bug (hot seat): Too long to repeat here but what
happens is that you get 2 identical heroes, one inside the town and one
just outside. Hero inside the town blocks the entrance but it will
disappear if you save.
These combinations are often used in rituals for protection or banishing negative influences. It is important to note that the use of black wax in witchcraft is not limited to any specific tradition or belief system. Different witches and practitioners may have their own unique associations and uses for black wax. Ultimately, the color black and its use in witchcraft is a personal and individual experience for each practitioner. In summary, raven black wax color is commonly associated with witchcraft due to its symbolic meanings of mystery, power, and protection. It is often used in spell candles for banishing negativity and enhancing protection and divination rituals. The use of black wax in witchcraft is highly personal and individual, with practitioners incorporating various colors and herbs to enhance its magical properties..
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