Граф Орлов
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This was the most powerful, rich, and technically perfect expansion; my respects, it was truly a magnum opus. A billion living NPCs, a hundred different biomes, incredibly deep dialogues, intense, albeit somewhat crazy, combat – how could anyone get bored? It's no wonder all the players were active until the very end. I even, to be honest, found it difficult to keep up with reading towards the end – there was just too much, and I got very confused.
It's a shame that the real-life expansion somewhat ruined my participation, and my own absentmindedness didn't help either – I confused the Temple in the center with either Baldur or something else, and I should have asked for a larger map right away, and not hoped that Mazdych could only use fire magic, but overall, I enjoyed playing, I influenced the world, and all that. Then I somehow got lost in the plot, and everyone was already burnt out, and I didn't have enough inspiration to socialize as the boss of the training ground in the middle of the epic.
And by the way – I found the Calcite quest much more interesting than the first Carneol quests – exploration, combat (oh, sorry), and I just generally liked this southern theme. Although I was a little annoyed by the percentages and the severe lack of experience, I honestly didn't understand what the others were frustrated about.
Thanks to everyone, I hope we can repeat something similar in the future.
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Ah yes – Narya was the only ruler-woman who was pleasant in every sense throughout the history of the expansions; it wasn't even a chore to be cursed into captivity by such a woman
It's a shame that the real-life expansion somewhat ruined my participation, and my own absentmindedness didn't help either – I confused the Temple in the center with either Baldur or something else, and I should have asked for a larger map right away, and not hoped that Mazdych could only use fire magic, but overall, I enjoyed playing, I influenced the world, and all that. Then I somehow got lost in the plot, and everyone was already burnt out, and I didn't have enough inspiration to socialize as the boss of the training ground in the middle of the epic.
And by the way – I found the Calcite quest much more interesting than the first Carneol quests – exploration, combat (oh, sorry), and I just generally liked this southern theme. Although I was a little annoyed by the percentages and the severe lack of experience, I honestly didn't understand what the others were frustrated about.
Thanks to everyone, I hope we can repeat something similar in the future.
Added 15 minutes later
Ah yes – Narya was the only ruler-woman who was pleasant in every sense throughout the history of the expansions; it wasn't even a chore to be cursed into captivity by such a woman
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza,
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers