Game discussion.

And what secrets are you talking about? :rolleyes:

Off the top of my head (secrets that were new to me):
*Reverse teleport to Sorpigal from the Dragonsand altar (I didn't know about it, I tried to escape the altar without dying, and I succeeded once(!), as a result, I went through all the locations in reverse order);
*Hidden chest in the wall in Corlagon's Estate;
*Items in objects (Meteor Shower in a tree in Ironfist, armor in a wall near Goblins, Ring in a torch in an abandoned temple, Staff in a hanging corpse in Etric's tomb, Cloak in a wall in the Temple of the Moon, weapons and spellbooks in furniture items, etc.);
*In Agar's laboratory: +50 intelligence permanently in the cauldron if the character is cursed;
*Combination of pressing stones in the Monolith, giving various bonuses;
*30000 gold in torches in the Krigspire castle and much more:)
It was also interesting to read about record-breaking playthroughs, which opened up a new perspective on the game's possibilities.

I periodically just turn on and listen to the music from the sixth and seventh games. :smile20:

I have soundtracks from M&M6 in my car, among other things. :smile20:
My favorite is the Free Haven music.

Good feelings. :D What's so unusual about girls playing RPGs? I would still understand the surprise that my first serious game was Doom, but M&M is quite suitable for people of any gender. :)

None of the girls I know were interested in computer games. I think it's not typical for girls in general, especially not in those ancient times when M&M6 came out. Back then, not many people even had computers. By their nature, guys are more drawn to games that involve speed of thought, reaction, information, and an adrenaline rush, starting with computer games and football and ending with motorcycles and other extreme activities. Although, this is more of a rule: lately, it has become common to break the rules;)