DJ Brooklyn
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What do you mean "staged"? I simply don't understand how one could even organize a setup. Thousands of people are watching — for them, it's not staged. You watched one video and suddenly figured everyone out.
I wrote that I didn't just watch one video, which means thousands aren't catching on
Overall, this isn't an unfair case, but the norm, if anything. And the fact that something "miraculously" turns up is normal; it's Jebus Cross, after all, there are plenty of artifacts, scrolls, etc. You just have to find them.
So without this scroll (I wrote about the merge above, he simply wouldn't have brought out ГО) I am saying a certain percentage of luck is present
In terms of time, the game goes roughly like this:
The first week players move simultaneously for about an hour.
The second week they move in turns for about an hour to an hour and a half and the game ends.
Total game duration is about 2-2.5 hours.
That's how it goes for slow-thinkers; for me, the first week takes no more than 10 minutes, I'm not going to spend 16 minutes moving on the first day, what a nightmare, a gathering of laggards
The game usually ends in the second week. You move to the center, collect artifacts, Dragon Utopia, Pandoras, and then the final battle. But there are prolonged games too, though that's rarer.
If you play super-blitz, like you do, of course, the exit will be later, but not by much. Well, 121-123 would be the average exit, fully charged.
Who said the game SHOULD be played exactly this way? If laggards play like that, it's no indication that it's all correct
You're a strange person, truly. You can't even for a minute assume that you might be wrong and actually listen. :smile32:
You don't go to the gym and scream that bench-pressing 150 kg is staged just because you can't do it yourself, right?
I didn't get the gym example :cool: By "staged," I mean that the maps aren't random. For the last time, according to my timer, IT IS IMPOSSIBLE TO PLAY LIKE THAT and that's a fact!