Amko
Auto-translated
I'm not at home right now and haven't been on the forum much since my "death," so I'll keep it brief. I want to say that the descriptions were really well-written and enjoyable to read. Now, about the bad stuff. The balance is indeed not very good. For example, why does the "man" have a negative attitude towards only one of the factions? And further, as everyone has already pointed out.
I also want to make a separate comment to you, Ar. I don't understand why you wrote such a long text, especially after you've already said so much in the "Abode." And in general, why so many comments of questionable value in that very "Abode"? I don't like rubbing people's noses in their hurt feelings, but it was all just unpleasant to read. You could have written your opinion to Gil in a private message or limited yourself to one post, and that would have been enough. And, apparently, I'm not the only one you annoyed during this game.
Overall: we had a decent game, although I expected more, and in my opinion, the root of the problem is the balance. I understand that it all looks good in this setting, but I think that the setting should be adapted to the classic balance (with some of its own features), and not the other way around.
I also want to make a separate comment to you, Ar. I don't understand why you wrote such a long text, especially after you've already said so much in the "Abode." And in general, why so many comments of questionable value in that very "Abode"? I don't like rubbing people's noses in their hurt feelings, but it was all just unpleasant to read. You could have written your opinion to Gil in a private message or limited yourself to one post, and that would have been enough. And, apparently, I'm not the only one you annoyed during this game.
Overall: we had a decent game, although I expected more, and in my opinion, the root of the problem is the balance. I understand that it all looks good in this setting, but I think that the setting should be adapted to the classic balance (with some of its own features), and not the other way around.