A more appropriate analogy to you and your collection of mounts would be to have those people DRINK THE WATER FIRST then try to claim it still has value to other people. If water in your scenario is a commodity that is being sold or traded for currency then it does indeed have monetary value. You seem unable to wrap your mind around that fact. A TCG mount that is part of a collection and a TCG mount that is unbound and able to be traded or sold are two different things and valued very differently. You tried to jump into a conversation that is obviously way above your head. I responded to a post that was about the value of holding these items as investments. The English version only allowed users with Asian IP addresses to play, since TQ's license from Ubisoft was for Asia only.Good lord, you're dense. Two days later, on June 11, the game went live. A turn-based 3D combat level using a tactical grid, similar to the combat mode in Heroes IIIĪ closed beta test for the English version was held from May 7 to June 9, 2010.A strategic level, similar to a Heroes III map, where the heroes moved within a certain amount of time.A global, randomly generated level, where players moved and interacted in a typical MMORPG fashion (in realtime).Heroes of Might and Magic Online featured four magic systems and allowed the player to choose heroes from eight factions comprising a total of 56 unit types. The game did not appear to have an actual story, however, and any events that took place in it would not be considered canon. The background story was set in the same world as Heroes III (most notably the kingdom of Erathia) although Ubisoft-the Might and Magic brand rights licensor-introduced a new universe for the whole Might and Magic series after having acquired the rights from The 3DO Company.

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