Posts from Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

I tried, but the forum says the file is too large, and I just don't want to bother with the format after doing everything else.

I played that Disco Elysium you guys were talking about. The level of depression is certainly impressive, but the game isn't really for me. Maybe I could have gotten into it seven years ago, but not now. It's too much of a detective game, too much text. And I already consume a high volume of information every day. I don't want to burden myself with more in my free time. I guess I'm just not capable of processing more than a certain amount. No wonder I keep forgetting little things.

Just try it slowly, without rushing and without attacking everything in sight; do it gradually. The story is about a hero who doesn't understand things and forgets details... I remember recommending not to just click through the sometimes tedious text if you don't feel like it, but rather to wander around, enjoy it, and start small. Nothing will disappear anyway, and there's no need to sweat like a cyber athlete. You can just skip all those terms about countries and other things – they're just descriptive elements.

when you chew gum and give it to someone else

-- Hey, where's the blue pill?
-- Only the red one is left ^ ^

It’s funny, in the game I’m currently playing (Sands of Salazar), a permanently stat-boosting item looks exactly like the one in this picture.

When a ship built at the beginning of the century tries to compete with ships from World War II times :(

When one player drew a bad fate card, the second drew a good one, and the rest drew nothing.

I only know about Takao, but she's not exactly from the beginning of the century; she's from around the 1930s, judging by the wiki (I checked just now; I didn't bother looking up historical details when I was playing).

These are the famous Mordor Orcs!

I also wanted to post it, what's your problem?

when will I be able to play Valheim

Why do you always suggest sandbox survival games instead of good games?

because they are cooperative.