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Guys, this is not a discussion on "Why are Warlocks emo?". this is a discussion on "guns in H6?". back to the topic.

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how could anyone want guns in heroes V. i mean how would it look like. a footman comes walks two steps the he gets his head blown off by a military general with a MK47. and that military general then command his tank (ballista) to fire at the peasents.

that is not fitting in. i mean it just doesn't

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Why is everyone thinking of modern guns??? i mean like there are old guns, which would fit in, with the crossbowman.
There are Muskets.

A musket is a muzzle-loaded, smoothbore long gun, which is intended to be fired from the shoulder. The date of origin of muskets remains unknown, but they are mentioned as early as the late 14th century in Chinese military books such as Huo Long Jing. Muskets were primarily designed for use by infantry. Improved with the introduction of rifling around 1800, muzzle loading rifled muskets (of the kind common during the Crimean War) became obsolete by the late 19th century, as cartridge breechloading repeaters superseded them. However, rifled muskets were the most common weapon used up until the late 1870s. Typical musket calibres ranged from 12 mm to 20 mm (.50 to .80 inches). Depending on the type and calibre, it could hit a man's torso at up to 200 m (218 yards), though it was only reliably accurate to about 60 m (70 yards). A soldier primarily armed with a musket had the designation musketman or musketeer.
See?
We could use a cannon or two in Heaven.

A cannon is a ginormous tubular firearm that uses gunpowder to fire a heavy projectile over a long distance. They were first used in China, and were the archetypal form of artillery. The first cannon in Europe probably appeared in Islamic and Christian Spain. English cannons were first used during the Hundred Years War, when primitive cannon were used at the Battle of Crécy in 1346. The end of the Middle Ages saw the construction of larger and more powerful cannon, and their spread in warfare throughout the world.
What do you say about that?
There are also revolvers, which could be used for a Pirate neutral.

The first revolvers were partly an attempt to improve on pepper-box type weapons, which used a revolving cylinder with one set of firing mechanisms, but which had multiple barrels as well. Firing through a single barrel saved the expense and weight of having the multiple barrels of the pepper-box. Snaphance revolvers with the most important features of the type—single fixed barrel, automatic cylinder rotation, and positive cylinder alignment—were made in the late 17th century. The earliest known specimen, now in the Tower of London armories, is dated about 1680 and attributed to John Dafte of London. Elisha Collier patented a flintlock revolver in Britain in 1818, and significant numbers were being produced in London by 1822. In 1835, Samuel Colt patented a type of revolver that became immensely popular in the Wild West in the second half of the 19th century.

Well, i just gave you 3 examples, but there are many more, and hey, we have crossbowmen in H5, and if you didn't know, crossbows were still used in World War 1, along with other guns.
So it's a good idea to include them in H6.

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I like the new concept, with a more sympathetic history.  How can a person feel close to slave drivers?  At least with the Dark Elves they have a good reason for being emo.  Cepheus, why were the Warlocks of H3 Emo?

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guns don't fit in. not even musqueteers.

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if you had guns then you destroy the gam HoMM thats what i thinks and i vote NO!

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