The family of heroes gets into a whirlpool of events, where the Angels plan to finally put an end to their old enemies - the Faceless.Īll the fun begins when Michael, the Archangel-General, who died in the last war, was resurrected.
You will meet with angels and demons, archangels and faceless ones, enter into an unequal battle with evil and get a large number of new opportunities.Įvents develop 400 years before the events of the fifth part of the game. Thanks to commenter LamiaMistral for providing the image above.Might & Magic Heroes VI is a turn-based strategy RPG where you will have the opportunity to change the fantasy world forever.
Update: The specifics of the problem have been clarified. We've contacted Ubisoft regarding this latest issue and will update this story if we hear anything new. Earlier this year, Ubisoft's Uplay director, Stephanie Perotti, said that the company is working to improve its relationship with the PC community. The publisher has a rocky history with its PC games, often releasing them long after their console counterparts and saddling them with restrictive DRM.
Meanwhile, Steam users have started a petition against Ubisoft, specifically its use of 3rd party DRM via Uplay. After this, players have access to the Heroes 6 expansions, but are unable to play the main campaign (it's grayed out in the menu).įor its part, Ubisoft has acknowledged the issue on its own forums, assuring users that their keys are "not broken and will be fixed as soon as possible." The company is also recommending a workaround discovered by forum user ElektroDragon, which involves manually downloading and installing the patch instead of allowing the game to do it automatically. If the key is entered again, the game produces an error message that the key has already been redeemed. Upon booting the game, the in-game store page asks for the same key. Users are saying that the problem arises after downloading the game and activating their key within Uplay. The issue seems to center around Ubisoft's Uplay service, which refuses to accept the download codes issued to customers after they buy the game. Many Steam and Ubisoft customers are complaining that Heroes of Might & Magic 6 has become unplayable since the release of its recent expansion, Shades of Darkness, and the 2.1 patch that accompanied it. Ubisoft is preforming maintenance today to reauthorize players and "gradually set everything back to normal." The post lists possible solutions to some issues, though it seems that those with problems redeeming keys or with inaccessible content will have to wait. Update: Ubisoft has issued a new response on Facebook, apologizing for the problems users are facing.
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