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I won't have the opportunity to do a full Walkthrough of this Chinese map in the near future (and who knows when I will), so I'm rooting for you guys :)
Based on the posted saves, the map looks surprisingly reasonable, at least the beginning. Compared to the start of that same Metataxer, it looks much more user-friendly despite the Chinese characters (probably only RoseKavalier was able to get through the first week there on his own :) ).
I have no idea what comes next, but there is a certain potential for demonizing :smile51: , which is always curious.
However, the Dragon Utopia areas contain only some junk in terms of artifacts, as most of the good artifacts are banned; I wonder what the point of them is?
But, of course, in such (Chinese, Polish, German) maps, it's very frustrating that a ton of Chinese text just goes unnoticed. There is no strong emotional connection to the author's story, and given the abundance of text, one can assume the story there is impressive, which makes it doubly regrettable. Actually, since we are talking about this, this atmosphere and the ability to perceive it is one of the main reasons for Paragon's popularity in the Russian-speaking community (well, along with powerful PR).
PS Happy New Year to everyone! Wishing you all plenty of morale and luck :)
Based on the posted saves, the map looks surprisingly reasonable, at least the beginning. Compared to the start of that same Metataxer, it looks much more user-friendly despite the Chinese characters (probably only RoseKavalier was able to get through the first week there on his own :) ).
I have no idea what comes next, but there is a certain potential for demonizing :smile51: , which is always curious.
However, the Dragon Utopia areas contain only some junk in terms of artifacts, as most of the good artifacts are banned; I wonder what the point of them is?
But, of course, in such (Chinese, Polish, German) maps, it's very frustrating that a ton of Chinese text just goes unnoticed. There is no strong emotional connection to the author's story, and given the abundance of text, one can assume the story there is impressive, which makes it doubly regrettable. Actually, since we are talking about this, this atmosphere and the ability to perceive it is one of the main reasons for Paragon's popularity in the Russian-speaking community (well, along with powerful PR).
PS Happy New Year to everyone! Wishing you all plenty of morale and luck :)