I need a new comp before I play Kings Bounty Crossworlds, but I have already bought it. The previous two games are class.

Will wait a bit on it. Could be pretty awesome if someone gives the editor a whirl and creates huge new campaigns or something.

Hmm what do you mean? Like slicing and stuff or? Armored princess had all the usual stuff as I remember, or am losing my mind

If you are interested in getting this you may want to hold off for a while. I've only played for about 3 hours, but:

I picked this up last night and attempting to play it has been an exercise in frustration.  I've had multiple CTDs (at least 5)and it shut down my computer when launched once.  It may be compatibility issues, but judging by the quests it is sloppy programming.

I've only run into 3 of the new quests, but 2 are buggy.  There is a new quest at the mage tower right near the start where the dialog options don't correspond to what is going on.  There is a new military academy feature and the first quest from there is unclear and the progress listed in the quest log keeps fluctuating.

The new units and spells look interesting, but I haven't had much chance to use them.  I've rather liked the series so far, but this one is a disappointment and desperately needs fixing.

So I did finally decide to pick it up and I haven't tried the expansion to the original campaign yet (the one that requires you to start from scratch) but I did quickly play through the other 2 campaigns. They were ok but overall I wasn't that impressed. Both campaigns are just a small number of fights, one focuses on boss monsters and one focuses on regular enemy heroes with wierd terrain modifiers. Nothing all that different then we've seen in the previous game and they were over fairly quickly.

Much like armored princess, the balance was completely uneven. Playing on hard the first couple fights in both campaigns were reasonable difficult (both campaigns had one very early fight that I had to restart a few times a rethinkg my troop selection to beat). However the later fights were pushovers and trivially easy.

I am not really that compelled to play this expansion... I think its a bit overpriced since there is little new content... I will pick it up if its ever in the $5 range.

I was disapointed with the 2 new mini campaigns but I've been playing through the expanded main campaign again with a new class and this time on impossible difficulty and it's been a ton of fun. With that being said, it doesn't feel all that different then the first time around and I think I"m just having fun because the base Armored Princess game is so fun and because of the added challenge of playing on impossible, rather then because of the expansion.

The expansion does have some new quests, but nothing that really adds that much (or at least not that I've found yet). It also has some new spells, many of which just copy demon abilities from KB: Legends (and some of these spells are pretty lame), but it looks like there may be a few more interesting ones. A few new creatures and items too, but it's not like the old game had a shortage of them. The most dramatic thing it has added though are some completely new mechanics for orcs, kind of like the mechanic for the barbarians/orcs in the expansion for HoMM 5.