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I played for two months and then quit; it became uninteresting. And it's not about the silly messages, but about the map itself: the enemies are static and frankly weak. And after defeating the main villain, access is granted to four winged heroes, each with 99 high-level monsters that can be recruited or sent to finish off the remaining weaklings (thanks to a cartographer nearby). Overall, a sad picture emerges, and the desire to play completely disappears. Of course, thank you to the author for their effort, but one wonders if it's not a Sisyphean task. Why waste time and effort on "obsessive" texts and complicating the game when, with such abilities, one could create a decent map in the style of "Heroes," which would delight the community? However, perhaps that's not part of the author's plans, especially if their mind is occupied with something else entirely.