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Are you working? For real money? What about pure enthusiasm? :smile19:

No, it's still on a voluntary basis.

Finally, an explanation that my brain can understand)
How much does it cost?

If you really want, I can ask our host.
However, this is only if you are really interested in charity.

When I started talking to people about the Heroes forum five years ago, they looked at me with a smirk. For example, those who understand business were skeptical about the idea that users from all over Russia and neighboring countries could come together to create an outstanding collection of human banter solely for the purpose of sharing it with others. Without advertising. Without profit. Without an action plan. Now, five years after the founding of HeroesWorld, more than 200 people use it every month. However, the Heroes forum is not like commercial websites. It is a child of the community, and each participant voluntarily contributes to it. You are part of our community. And today I am asking you to protect and support the Heroes forum. P.S. HeroesWorld is a project that demonstrates how people like us can do amazing things. People just like us fill the threads, post after post. People just like us support it, donation after donation. This is proof that together we can change the world.

I'll give you a maximum of two hundred rubles. =ь
Revan, pasta? oO

I don't need all this success in MMORPGs.
Just imagine, I even got bored with my own WoW after two weeks of playing, during which I played a total of no more than four hours.

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I would level up five times and complete all the quests in Old Camp in Heroes of Might and Magic I in those four hours!

What's with the discrepancies with Wikipedia?

This is a single-player MMORPG, similar to TES.

I'm reading, looking into his eyes, and I really feel like sending him money.

My eyes were witness to your vices.

Lol, both eyes were one and the same witness.

If Gothic were like an MMORPG, I wouldn't play it. And it wouldn't have the slightest chance of appealing to me.
And indeed, it's completely different from any MMORPG I know; it's fundamentally different.

Ololo, both eyes were the only witness.

+1 for illiteracy...


P.S. message #34,000 =))

Not illiteracy. Eyes as a single whole. Author's personification. Russian language, fifth grade.
People are carriers of the disease. Third-world countries are a dumping ground for civilization. A clock is an indicator of time. Your confessions were a product of anxiety.

It's not illiteracy. The eyes are seen as a single entity. An author's personification. Russian language, fifth grade.
People are carriers of the disease. Third-world countries are a dumping ground for civilization. A clock is an indicator of time. Your confessions were a product of anxiety.

Cool examples...

Grind monsters to gain experience and level up. Once you level up and improve your skills, you'll be able to access previously inaccessible areas, which are guarded by powerful monsters.
One of the advantages of Gothic is the presence of dialogue. Games like The Sinking City, with their copy-pasted quests, "fetch 10 skins" quests, and tedious leveling, are, in this regard, a stereotypical MMORPG.

So, -1 for your illiteracy.