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Why didn't Veg write that he's leaving for the expedition? Tomorrow is already August. Or is he not leaving anymore?
Added 19 minutes ago
We went to play. It was great.
First, we played Colonizers in the 3rd edition, as always. Then, we bought Munchkin (the seller arrived). After that, a 10-year-old boy came with his parents. We played with five people (the parents just watched). Then the boy left, but we still had five of us (another person joined). We sat down and played Munchkin again (I won in the first game, muahahaha...). But then two more people arrived: a guy and a girl. We got to know them, and first, we played Wild Jungle, then Cow, then Kragmorth (or whatever it's called, I always forget)... and in the end, we started Munchkin, with seven people, ho-ho-ho). This is where the most fun began. I remember I was level 8, but I dropped to level 1! What a mess, but it was towards the end... Then I remember how, with one guy (we were both dwarves – there are classes and races that are randomly assigned sometimes, and you can change them), we took down three players (two elves and a hobbit)... like two evil red-skinned guys, hehe). It was cool.
So, in the end, when the girl (a new acquaintance) was level 9, i.e., she needed to gain one more level and she would have won, she was given a strong monster. She fought it off, but then I started leveling up this mob, and in the end, I leveled it up so much that she couldn't kill it and had to roll the dice for a saving throw... she was lucky, but then I used a card that forces her to roll the dice again... X). Yes, she was unlucky, and the mob killed her. Her level dropped by 1, and she lost all her gear. Oh, how she screamed across the entire floor, "F***!"... heehee). It's a pity, of course, especially since we had just met, and I did that... but it's just a game. Then my brother also had level 9, but he wasn't allowed to gain another level either, and he lost another level, so we decided to just end the game, because it was already past nine. Oh, tomorrow we'll go again... I hope they come.
Added 36 seconds ago
Oh yes, I forgot... the girl was cute, hehe.
Added 22 minutes ago
And yes, this kind of pastime is much better than some party with booze. Well, yes, people drink, and it's easier to get to know each other in a drunken state, like it's some kind of fun. It's quite dubious, to be honest... But here, you get much more enjoyment from the game, the communication with people is normal (not stupid, as in a drunken state), and thanks to the game, it's also easier to get to know each other, without embarrassment, etc., and communicate (and you don't need any booze!!!).
So, there you go.
P.S. And don't say that I don't know anything, etc. I've been in both states and can compare them
While I was walking around, I noticed a young man, about twenty years old, a couple of times on the way (both there and back). He was thin and had long, curly, dark hair. He was wearing black sunglasses (no, Locke, I don't think there's a cold and calculating gaze hidden behind those glasses). So, I never quite figured out if he had some kind of leg weakness or vision problems, but he was using a cane. And he was also accompanied by some big guy (it looked like he was his bodyguard) and a dog.
They say the third one is a failure. Soulless, buggy, and unfinished. So, no. If I ever play another game in this series, I'll play the first one.
That's what I'm saying. The graphics are really amazing, but it's also laggy.
Morning
Do you mean I was slow for two days, even though the game only takes two hours to complete?
People who play RPGs to complete them in two hours are idiots. The rest play Gothic 2 for at least two weeks.
Not everywhere.
Only annoying people write "Holo."
WOLF, I'M NOT LYING, IT'S TRUE.
I know, but "Khoro" sounds better in Russian, it's more familiar and cuter. Besides, the name doesn't matter in other contexts; it won't change the character's cuteness or personality.
Wrath of Innos, which is a twice-blessed paladin sword. Damage 140 for only 100 strength.
You have 164 strength; you could have chosen a better weapon.
By the way, when I played G2 for the very first time, I managed to forget to take the Claw of Beliar! It was terrible; I only returned a few chapters later and didn't find it there! Although it should have remained.
I know, the Servants of Darkness took it and wanted to do evil to this world again!
I've been bitten by the same mosquito for two nights in a row -_-
Ar, when will you start playing Magic: The Gathering?
Only two-handed weapons dealt more damage. I didn’t use them even once in this game.
While walking around, I noticed a young man, about twenty years old, a couple of times on the way (both there and back). He was thin and had long, curly, dark hair. He was wearing black sunglasses (no, Locke, I don’t think there’s a cold and calculating gaze hidden behind those glasses). So, I never quite understood whether he had some kind of leg weakness or vision problems, but he was using a cane. And he was accompanied by some big guy (it looked like he was his bodyguard) and a dog.
Amko
Arandor
