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I just don't understand one thing: is it really that hard to look at the section where you're posting?
And why does the fourth installment deserve such treatment?
You know, both the third and the fifth games have a large number of fans, many of whom are pleasant, well-mannered, and reasonable people, but perhaps the more fans there are, the more they differ.
Dear fans of the third and fifth installments. If you don't like the fourth game and want to write a laudatory post about your favorite game, please take the time to find the appropriate section and write everything you want about your beloved game there.
Note that I'm not suggesting that you should write about the fourth game if you like it. No, go ahead, criticize it, but stay on topic and write at least 3-5 lines, not just 1-2 words.
The phrases "I like the third game" in the fourth game's section are simply annoying, to put it mildly.
I'll repeat it for the hundredth time: yes, the fourth game is unusual, but it's also extraordinary. It's difficult to get used to, but once you do, you'll love it with all your heart.
It's a revolutionary game that wasn't afraid of change, becoming both simpler and more difficult.
But what I like most about it is the variety. The variety of spells, creature abilities, and the creatures themselves, each of which has its own individuality, strengths, and weaknesses. Each race is separate and distinct, and even each faction has its own ship (have you noticed?:)). The maps in the fourth game can also be either small or gigantic, and it all depends only on the interests and preferences of a particular person.
In general, I could write about the game's advantages for the hundredth time, with or without the disclaimer "in my opinion," largely repeating what previous commenters have said, but perhaps the most important thing is that people are still talking about the fourth game, playing it, competing, and holding tournaments for it – and that's the main indicator, at least, that the game is alive and not forgotten.
P.S. I'm fed up:o
And why does the fourth installment deserve such treatment?
You know, both the third and the fifth games have a large number of fans, many of whom are pleasant, well-mannered, and reasonable people, but perhaps the more fans there are, the more they differ.
Dear fans of the third and fifth installments. If you don't like the fourth game and want to write a laudatory post about your favorite game, please take the time to find the appropriate section and write everything you want about your beloved game there.
Note that I'm not suggesting that you should write about the fourth game if you like it. No, go ahead, criticize it, but stay on topic and write at least 3-5 lines, not just 1-2 words.
The phrases "I like the third game" in the fourth game's section are simply annoying, to put it mildly.
I'll repeat it for the hundredth time: yes, the fourth game is unusual, but it's also extraordinary. It's difficult to get used to, but once you do, you'll love it with all your heart.
It's a revolutionary game that wasn't afraid of change, becoming both simpler and more difficult.
But what I like most about it is the variety. The variety of spells, creature abilities, and the creatures themselves, each of which has its own individuality, strengths, and weaknesses. Each race is separate and distinct, and even each faction has its own ship (have you noticed?:)). The maps in the fourth game can also be either small or gigantic, and it all depends only on the interests and preferences of a particular person.
In general, I could write about the game's advantages for the hundredth time, with or without the disclaimer "in my opinion," largely repeating what previous commenters have said, but perhaps the most important thing is that people are still talking about the fourth game, playing it, competing, and holding tournaments for it – and that's the main indicator, at least, that the game is alive and not forgotten.
P.S. I'm fed up:o
Барон "Vampires"
Отдай свои прошлые сны,
В сомненьях себя обрети,
В бешеном танце душа кружится!
Не думай, что будет потом,
Здесь и сейчас мы живем,
Стань хоть на миг сам собой, слышишь!