A small pub near Fludoscarr.

I think the hero chat won't be abandoned. A regular chat is just a regular chat, a simple, casual conversation. But in the hero chat, you can write anything, and you can observe how, over some time, everyone discusses one thing, and it doesn't get lost so easily. ...I finished Vice City in 5 days. That's a bit too fast. Even though I probably only spent a couple of hours a day on it. All that's left is to rob the bank for the Malibu Club mission. I bought it after finishing the main storyline because I didn't have enough money. And two missions from Phil, and the last phone mission. By the way, in GTA 3, I liked the garages where you had to deliver certain cars from a list, earning good money and the ability to use them unlimitedly. This added great variety to the gameplay. And in Vice City, I only noticed this now. All you had to do was buy a car dealership. True, instead of being able to use those same cars, I got three or four unique cars that respawn. But at least I get good money for it, and besides, 5-10 cars per order list is not 20 cars at once, as in GTA 3. It's much easier to get them. And what now? I don't think San Andreas will run properly on my old laptop.