Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

demons, though
but yes, in the second Dungeon they look majestic... I would definitely fight against such creatures.

I would go fight against such creatures.

You would start shitting bricks just by looking at them.

But what if the girl is huge, fat, has cellulite, and is a hairy, mean bitch? I'd rather fondle a doll.

Are you a doll enthusiast?

if it were a golem.

Caterpillar, I specifically gave an example with a very unpleasant aunt, but a nice girl is better, right?)

Revan, the one on the right, don't touch him! He's one of the best demons I've ever seen!
Ar, you're going to fight against them, and I'll tear you apart for being on their side!

they would have killed you and that’s it.

Dolls don't have periods. Demons should have wings.

they shouldn't, after all, they're not angels) well, not everyone...

happy Friday!

Ar, in Nевендаар, anyone who saw you would kill you... even the elves.

Demons should have wings.

Did you also see the mage lineup in the third part? I agree, it's a complete mess there... P.S. Ar, in the second part, only the thief didn't have wings - one. If you follow the development of the units, in the end, humans in the second part turned into full-fledged demons, which I didn't notice in the third - two. P.P.S. Oh, the new series of SP has loaded, I'm going to watch it).

tsuko .

Ar, go to sleep, you've already finished your tea. Secondly, I liked the completeness of each unit as it leveled up in the second games. Demons became infernal in appearance, and the cursed humans grew wings; the loyal sons of the Emperor sat and grew beards and wrinkles (the Emperor's daughters only sat), the undead turned into thoroughly rotten skeletons (although not all of them, only the main ones), and the dwarves... well, they also sat and grew even bigger beer bellies. And they adorned themselves with whistles and fart-makers. The third game is being made in a rush, so there's not much to be proud of. Has it been released yet, or what? When? It's been more than nine thousand [units of time] already.

Yes, the second installment felt more well-thought-out; there was no excessive pomposity, no overly exposed elves (or if there were, it wasn't in such large quantities), demons remained demons, undead remained undead, elves remained elves, and even though the units were somewhat uniform, each one was unique in its own way. Thirdly, it seems they focused too much on commercial appeal. I don't like the demons with human faces in the new game (this also appeared in the second game, but at least the horned ones were still horned!), the tons of scantily clad elves, and other such delights. It's interesting to see what they've done, but that's all.

Has she been released yet, or what?

Yeah, keep dreaming. They keep promising it, but they still haven't released it, even though it seems like everything is ready.

What are you talking about? All the profit is in naked elves. Arandor knows what I mean.

No, I don't like the armored princesses.