🔥 Иказкан -> Тезот

Sometimes, during the game, sensible thoughts occur (yes, yes, it happens to me!), but when the finale arrives, you can't come up with anything useful to write... + I liked the adventure map and the detailed locations. It's much better than the random wheels from AA. You see a sector, prepare for the journey, and go. The world feels more harmonious and cohesive than being hit by lightning three times and two icebergs in a row. Of course, you can balance provisions, stealth and escape are a must-have, and everything that Locken rightly complained about, but I think this is a matter of mechanics, not the original idea. + Simplified combat and skill acquisition system. In my opinion, we need to move in this direction. Complex mechanics with a thousand passive abilities are cool on paper (I personally like such things in games), but without a written program on the game engine, it has never been and will never be implemented in expansions. Special thanks to Yashchur for calculating the tournament for us! +- Team initiative - I don't know. On the one hand, it's simple and tactically elegant, but on the other hand, it sometimes seems unrealistic for the game situation. +- Crafting. I liked that you can ask for an item, and the GM writes what and how it can be implemented. I didn't like the hassle of gathering resources and all that. In the end, no one really crafted anything (raiding the lake dwellers doesn't count). +- Overall goal. I like the storyline (even if I forget it after three days), but I agree with the commentators about the party play. Forcing players to stick together isn't particularly fun, but if you don't do that, they won't go along with the main quest either. Ideally, you should be able to play solo or with others if you want, but it should still move the game in the direction the host wants. I don't know how to do that. - Timers.

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Letty is a normal, fair, and just timer. Even if a villain wouldn't have sent her to the Void. It is controlled by the host, not by posts in the thread. It affects city dwellers. It puts pressure on the game in the same way. It can hit an important NPC like Svarog. But! It won't get you in combat. It won't get you outside the city. It doesn't suck the activity out of the game. Shadow is an evil, bad timer. Let's say you're doing a great job with the plot, completing an important quest, or fighting a dragon (with cats)? Get one-shotted. You decided to have a heart-to-heart with an NPC? No time, you need to run and type. You decided to urgently leave for IRL? Stop the car and prepare a post with a seal so that someone doesn't get killed because of you. I did everything I could, but in the future, let's at least not count posts... *** Well, and separately and personally, I'll highlight the moment with the blessings of Ona. I consider saving Hatarayt to be the culmination of my expedition posts, it's so beautifully and easily conveyed on pixel paper, and Revan correctly picked up on my wish, and literally according to the description, a "random, unremarkable" character achieved success. It turned out very well. Also, it turned out very beautifully with Eresuk, again, a coincidence that transformed the plot. These are definitely two of my highlights of this game. It's a pity that the old world ended like this; it seemed to me that it was the best of the expedition settings in terms of detail, and there was still a lot to do. I still have nostalgic feelings after the AAA ending. Well, let's move on to the new one. If anyone disliked my character, I'm sorry; I didn't want to spoil the game for anyone, and in the future, I will try to behave more carefully. Thank you very much to Revan and everyone involved; it's a pity that Lock had to leave, and Alex didn't have the opportunity to continue. It's sad that after Serberia + AA, we lost a total of six players; I sometimes miss their return... There are epilogues left, and then it's time to rest.