Sacred Haven of Debauchery

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Why did I have to spend so much time here?!
I just wanted to log in for 5-10 minutes, but it looks like I'll be here for an hour or two.
Yeah, I got some money in my mobile account)).
And tomorrow at 6:30 AM I'm flying to Simferopol, I won't be going to Moscow ((

I installed the first Gothic.

Exactly, I also installed it because I had no internet and planned to play it until my flight. But unexpected things came up, so I probably won't finish it. I'm only in the third chapter now, I need to go to the Orcish dungeon. For now, I'm just running around, robbing merchants, looking for weapons, completing the remaining quests, gaining experience, and leveling up.
I started playing as a thief for the first time. I probably won't learn any thief skills, though.
By the way, I decided to play like this: if I make a mistake that isn't fatal or catastrophic, I won't reload. If I run into a tough enemy and he beats me, that's his money, I'll get it back next time. If I mess up a dialogue and fail a quest, that's my problem. I'm just tired of being the perfect hero who always succeeds, no matter what he does. This way, it will be more interesting.

It would be interesting to play as the Swamp faction, even though I think they're the worst.

They actually have a pretty good setup. They have the fewest monsters, and their camp is the most friendly. It's a shame you can't become a Guru, but the Temple Guardian can learn magic. In a way, it's like a paladin. But these "paladins" are much better than the King's paladins.
P.S. I was a Necromancer in G1, though. It was cool, I had the Death Wave spell, Uriel, and I was a 6th-level mage.
(The fifth level is only available to Water Mages, and Xardas only teaches the sixth level after you learn the fifth. Mages from the Old and Swamp camps only teach up to the fourth level. Therefore, a Necromancer can only develop from a Water Mage).
P.P.S. They (the Swamp faction) have a warrior-mage who is so good that you can forget about magic. Although, if you try to develop directly into a mage, maybe it will work.

Uriel is better used as a sword, in my opinion.

That's not true! Casting a rune costs 5 or 10 mana, I don't remember, the radius is huge, it deals 500 or 666 damage (666 is probably in the second Gothic, but it's impossible to get that rune in a fair way).

I played GvW, but it's nonsense. You have to grind a lot. I sometimes log in to play Acromage, that's a decent game. Although, I think it depends a lot on luck. But the luck is balanced.

The real fun starts after level 6.

I played it for several months in the evenings, reached level 3. Then I really got tired of it. I can't even imagine how long it would take to reach level six in that boring game.

Some nerds like to wear bracelets, rings, and colorful ribbons. It looks much better than a wrist completely covered by the thumb and index finger.

I'm a nerd, and my wrist is covered, but I don't wear those stupid things.

I try to find something real. Take, for example, a "chelkoblyad". Who is he without his black, gelled, and styled bangs? Just a simple, boring nerd. But who is he with the bangs? With the bangs, he's cute. But deep down, he's still a pathetic, envious, malicious loser.

Have you ever considered that he might be a good person who just likes the way he looks with the bangs?

There's a little bit of balance now.

Exactly))

You have to share with your siblings! But I'm greedy! But it's okay, I have an older sister (8 years older), I can sometimes hang out with her, I have a close person I can ask for help (although, in this regard, a friend/girlfriend and a sister are different things). And we both really like being silly, and we have some common interests.

Now I need to check the other topics -_- ufludki