Sacred Haven of Debauchery

There is a plot there, and it's not the most simplistic one; it's no worse than Diablo, for example, although it's only needed to tie the adventures together. The atmosphere there is perfect. I also like the Ghouls. In this mission, there's a brothel with Ghoul prostitutes and a mutant prostitute. I like how they made the missions. Each one has its own unique feature, its own style, and its own dynamics; I'm looking forward to my favorite mission with rides through trenches and minefields in an armored personnel carrier and shooting super mutants with Browning machine guns from the side. And there are also some funny jokes sometimes. As a tactical game, it's surprisingly good, unlike any of the modern sequels, which were made haphazardly, but to which EA attached a well-known brand. You can play deathmatch over the network, but I don't remember if co-op is possible. Probably not. The second coming of the provider's slaves went much faster. If the first time we were drinking beer on the courts with a decent guy, then now an intellectual with poor eyesight appeared. He sat for a bit, browsed some websites, and said, "reinstall Windows," but how can I reinstall it if this relic doesn't accept that approach? They wanted to get paid again for a ten-minute "diagnosis," during which nothing was found out, but I didn't fail again. Would I have waited half a day, learned nothing, and parted with three hundred? Hell no, I'm not letting that happen. =(

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Yes, to be fair, it should be noted that it seems the internet is NOT AS TERRIBLE today. But it's still impossible to work, damn it.