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No, it’s not about you. These are just three templates.

And yes, you forgot about another archetype – all sorts of hippies and Rastafarians.

Yes, I could list about 100 of them.

I think many would appreciate the abundance of classes.

It depends on what they resort to in case of disagreements (not the most critical ones, like an offensive statement, for example). A "redneck" will threaten with "retribution" or something similar, while a reasonable person will simply ignore it (or, as an option, get annoyed and calm down, but still won't threaten with "retribution").

It depends. Some hikikomori or nerd will still ignore an insult directed at them, making an "okay" face, while a hot-tempered person might get angry. A hot-tempered person doesn't necessarily mean a "redneck," and being a "redneck" doesn't necessarily imply being hot-tempered.

A "redneck" from an alley considers everyone who doesn't punch the face of someone they disagree with to be a "redneck."

Is this based on personal experience?

Of course, in personal mode.

Well, you’ve really gone too far with your lies. The term “Gopnik,” which was almost entirely used in the early 2000s, is no longer in use. It’s only used by pretentious intellectuals trying to show off.

I don't know how things are in the Moscow region, but here it's quite actively used. And it hasn't died out. It lives and thrives, especially recently.

So, instead of a typical thug, you have some kind of wannabe gangster in your area. Because a normal guy would call the people you mentioned losers.

I was lying in the hospital with a "reformed" hooligan, and he was calling the poor conditions in that hospital "trashy." That's what happened.

Hospitals are evil!!! Today, I arrived right at the beginning of the appointment time, but while they were making me run around the registration desk looking for my lost medical record, I was one minute late (!!!!!!!!), and they rescheduled my blood test for another day. Otherwise, I could have just gotten a shot in my vein like a normal resident of Omsk and gone home.

I installed "M. Utopia," first downloading it from one source, but it had a buggy DLL. I replaced it, and then it stopped launching altogether, so I uninstalled it. I downloaded it from another source, and the same thing happened, but the DLL was already in place. It gave an error and suggested sending a report to Microsoft. I tried everything, patching it, replacing/adding DLLs, but that's not everything, of course, and I don't know what else I can do. I uninstalled the second one too. But I still want to play it, I just don't know how to fix it. I installed WoW, the trial version. The character editor is too primitive. The combat system seemed incredibly unpleasant. I took a Warrior, and to attack with an auto-attack or, God forbid, a skill, I had to run right up to the mob and turn to face it, and only then could I attack. What's the point of the mouse in this situation? It's just incredibly inconvenient; I understand there are hotkeys and all that, but I doubt any mage needs to look at the mob to cast a spell. It's inconvenient. Ugh.

but it's unlikely that any mage needs to look at a mob there to cast a spell.

Imagine, it is necessary.

Yes, I had something similar happen with Fable 3. I didn't even download it; I bought it. But when I launched it, the antivirus decided that one of the DLL files was a virus and simply deleted it. I disabled the antivirus, downloaded the DLL from the internet, and everything worked.
But the next day, I forgot to turn off the antivirus, and the same thing happened again.

Imagine, it's necessary.

Do you mean so that the mob is positioned exactly on the line directly in front, without any deviation?

I'll try.