Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

Because the word "мужик" refers to the common folk.

You can achieve the death of a wife/husband there, and it will result in a ghost.

and what will it do? Will it follow me or stay at the location of its death?

Is Vissy married?
I would like to live in the City-Haven. As a citizen, of course. High technology, excellent medicine, personal servants, you can look down on the miserable inhabitants of the outer city, you can join the patrol and shoot all sorts of scum. Simply a paradise life.

Otherwise!

It will follow you around and whine. And you can also use it as an endless storage space.

Hmm, does she take up a slot in the group? If so, maybe it's better to kill her rather than enslave her. Does her status change when she dies? If you enslave her, yes, it says that you have divorced her.

Yes, the status will change.

Because the word "muzhik" refers to the common people.

You are thinking in stereotypes.

Siv, doesn't it bother you that there are full-fledged citizens living there, even if they live modestly and under a fairly totalitarian regime? You can at least remember what the doctor's assistant said.

Siv, doesn't it bother you that full-fledged citizens live there, albeit comfortably, but in a rather totalitarian manner? You can recall at least what the doctor's assistant said.

I don't remember well, remind me, what was so terrible? Keep in mind that restrictions on personal life don't bother me much, because I'm a nerd

Restrictions on personal life, constant mandatory attendance at dreary events, conversations on the same topics, complete control by the consulate despite the semblance of democracy among the upper echelons. The general incompetence of the leadership, which has brought the city to the brink of decline.

constant, mandatory, and depressing events that you have to attend, conversations on the same topics over and over.

No worse than school.

complete control from the consulate, despite the supposed democracy among the upper classes. The general incompetence of the leadership, which has brought the city to the brink of decline.

Complete control is a vague concept. And I don't care about the leadership and the decline.

Not worse than school.

Only in school will you get a failing grade, but in Vault City, they'll kick you out and leave you to fend for yourself in the wasteland.

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Nobody seems to be playing it, but it's actually quite good. Although there’s a lot of text

Would you like a game similar to Fallout Tactics, but with a fantasy setting? Instead of a squad from the Brotherhood of Steel, there would be a squad of paladins/clerics who, like in Tactics, would go on missions. They could be sent to a crypt with a dungeon where undead creatures live, or even to a ruined city where corpses rise from their graves. Imagine, on the Tactics engine, with its beautiful graphics, the ruins of a fantasy town with a castle, many small details, debris, and a dark atmosphere. Your squad of knights against hundreds of skeletons, zombies, and who knows what else.

Hmm, I remember playing the third game over the network. A long time ago, in a computer club. In the fourth one, we ran around in some kind of underground.

No, we wouldn't want that. Only if it's about a special unit for the Red faction.

Red-skinned creatures do not wage war against the undead.