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Which one.

How many righteous men have you turned into this.

In the end, Nebka has considerable experience in spending the night with people, and men in particular.

Something like that...
I think there was a similar phrase for vampires, maybe the opposite?

Happy May 9th to everyone! My grandmother's brother fought in the war, and there was even a time when he escaped from a Nazi prisoner-of-war camp. Hooray! Glory and honor to the veterans!

🇷🇺💪👴🤙🇧🇾

I still need to grow at least 6 cm so I don't have to use elevators.

I can give you a 100% guarantee that you can still manage without elevators; everything is fine, absolutely. You're worrying for no reason.

Is that normal? I have my own idea of what "normal" is.

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I'm going to take a break from the forum for the summer. There are already 93 pages. I need to rest.

Bye!

There are a total of 93. And in Haven, there are 4700+. You can't grow yourself, so focus on developing your own topic. Yes, it was very low of me 🤣

I played the first and second Diablos. Did you play the first one?

I didn't play many games, but I remember my first playthrough of "The Succession Wars" for a long time. I thought, "Wow, this is an amazing game, it's impossible to beat." I somehow managed to complete it with a lot of losses.
And then, a year or two later, I decided to try it again. And that's when I noticed that you get points for levels, which you need to invest in upgrading. And it turned out that I was playing without any upgrades at all, just using the gear and items I found along the way.

Now, play it in reverse: level up as much as possible, but only use the starting equipment.

No, that's not the case. With a leveled-up mage, I could defeat everyone without any losses, even without a "sacrificial lamb." With a leveled-up warrior, and even without archers, I could win, albeit with some losses. But honestly, I don't enjoy games where you have to actively seek out "trouble" just to make things interesting.