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6 types of players
Favorite modern weapon
Real men love large-caliber machine guns.
Roleplayers use M16s.
Pranksters use blinding grenades and knives.
Min-maxers can't live without a sniper rifle.
Villains would rather blow someone up with a grenade launcher.
Noobs shoot everything they have, but it still doesn't save them.
Favorite ranged weapon
Real men throw spears.
Roleplayers cast Arcane on their opponents.
Pranksters throw artifacts belonging to their friends.
Min-maxers throw whatever deals the most damage.
Villains throw poisoned needles.
Noobs throw their two-handed sword at their opponent.
Favorite helmet
Real men wear the Helmet of Strength.
Roleplayers wear the Helmet of Telepathy.
Pranksters wear the Blind Man's Helmet ("yes, you can't see anything, but it's great against the Gorgon's Medusa").
Min-maxers wear a helmet that provides a 360-degree view and generates a force field.
Defenders of Evil wear a "Protection from Good Helmet".
Noobs wear whatever is sold in the store.
Favorite shield
Real men don't wear shields—their hands are occupied with a two-handed sword.
Roleplayers choose a shield that matches the color of their clan's emblem.
Pranksters don't wear weapons—their hands are occupied with a "two-handed" shield; they occasionally give it to noobs.
Min-maxers wear a shield of automatic parrying or, at worst, something from the scales of the Great Crocodile Ama.
Villains equip themselves with a spiked shield, after first coating the protruding needles with poison from the blue-eyed toad.
Noobs wear whatever they can find, or, if they're lucky, whatever they're given.
Favorite way to die
Real men die in battle amidst the whistling of bullets and the explosions of enemy magic.
Roleplayers die on their deathbed after a long farewell speech (the speech is not included due to lack of space in the issue).
Pranksters test the strength of their energy shield by firing into the ground with their most powerful weapon. The weapon turns out to be more powerful.
Min-maxers refused to answer this question (favorite way of what?... are you kidding???).
Villains die with a chilling laugh, blowing up the anti-tank mines scattered around and taking everyone within a 100-meter radius with them to the afterlife.
Noobs die at the first opportunity.
Favorite phrase at the moment of death
Real men: "Aaa...! You're lying—you won't get away with it..."
Roleplayers: "My mission in this world is over, everything I believed in... Everything I did..." (unintelligible).
Pranksters: "He-he-he, I was just kidding."
Min-maxers: "Damn it—they took away 3 percent of my experience."
Villains: "Well, now you're dead. You just didn't know who you were dealing with, you poor fool."
Noobs: "Oh, what was that? What was that?"
Favorite drink
Real men drink Barkskin Potion.
Roleplayers drink the Potion of Great Charisma.
Pranksters love bottles with unknown contents.
Min-maxers drink an elixir that increases all stats by 10 points and provides five hours of immunity to magic.
Defenders of Evil drink the blood of fallen enemies.
Noobs drink Coca-Cola.
Favorite activity in an MMORPG
Real men fight dragons.
Roleplayers role-play their character (what else are they going to do?).
Pranksters engage in virtual sex (usually in the general chat).
Min-maxers do whatever gives the most experience.
Villains help newbies teleport to their home village for free.
Noobs do whatever the GM tells them to do.
Favorite way to fight a sleeping dragon
Real men first wake it up and then attack.
Roleplayers remember that their character doesn't kill sleeping dragons and quietly leave.
Pranksters call on familiar newbies for help, and they go to drink beer.
Min-maxers log in with their level 58 rogue, do Backstab, Sneak Attack, Stun, and three critical hits in a row, then put the loot in their backpack, make armor from the dragon's skin, and bring it back to life as their "pet".
Villains wait for someone else to enter the cave, wake up the dragon, and kill it along with the hapless traveler.
Noobs just stand and wait for it to wake up.
Favorite questions to ask the server administrator
Real men: "Why are the monsters so weak? Change the coefficients, or it's not interesting to play—I can kill a rabbit after drinking only three full healing potions!"
Roleplayers: "The new GM, during a quest in the Azure Caves on Tuesday evening, said the word "damn" twice and three times... Hmm... Something similar, but a little longer. Is that how role-playing is done now?"
Pranksters: "Yes, I saw them kill the ogre king with one hit. Who was it? I'll tell you now, I have all the nicknames written down..."
Min-maxers: "On the last server where I played, the store sold +8 swords with additional fire damage, and you only have +6 with acid. And what is this called? No one will play here!"
Villains: "What will our clan get for first place in the number of kills? We've prepared a small list of what we're missing..."
Noobs: "Listen, how do I even create a character? The picture on the splash screen is cool, but they say there's something else there."
Favorite modern weapon
Real men love large-caliber machine guns.
Roleplayers use M16s.
Pranksters use blinding grenades and knives.
Min-maxers can't live without a sniper rifle.
Villains would rather blow someone up with a grenade launcher.
Noobs shoot everything they have, but it still doesn't save them.
Favorite ranged weapon
Real men throw spears.
Roleplayers cast Arcane on their opponents.
Pranksters throw artifacts belonging to their friends.
Min-maxers throw whatever deals the most damage.
Villains throw poisoned needles.
Noobs throw their two-handed sword at their opponent.
Favorite helmet
Real men wear the Helmet of Strength.
Roleplayers wear the Helmet of Telepathy.
Pranksters wear the Blind Man's Helmet ("yes, you can't see anything, but it's great against the Gorgon's Medusa").
Min-maxers wear a helmet that provides a 360-degree view and generates a force field.
Defenders of Evil wear a "Protection from Good Helmet".
Noobs wear whatever is sold in the store.
Favorite shield
Real men don't wear shields—their hands are occupied with a two-handed sword.
Roleplayers choose a shield that matches the color of their clan's emblem.
Pranksters don't wear weapons—their hands are occupied with a "two-handed" shield; they occasionally give it to noobs.
Min-maxers wear a shield of automatic parrying or, at worst, something from the scales of the Great Crocodile Ama.
Villains equip themselves with a spiked shield, after first coating the protruding needles with poison from the blue-eyed toad.
Noobs wear whatever they can find, or, if they're lucky, whatever they're given.
Favorite way to die
Real men die in battle amidst the whistling of bullets and the explosions of enemy magic.
Roleplayers die on their deathbed after a long farewell speech (the speech is not included due to lack of space in the issue).
Pranksters test the strength of their energy shield by firing into the ground with their most powerful weapon. The weapon turns out to be more powerful.
Min-maxers refused to answer this question (favorite way of what?... are you kidding???).
Villains die with a chilling laugh, blowing up the anti-tank mines scattered around and taking everyone within a 100-meter radius with them to the afterlife.
Noobs die at the first opportunity.
Favorite phrase at the moment of death
Real men: "Aaa...! You're lying—you won't get away with it..."
Roleplayers: "My mission in this world is over, everything I believed in... Everything I did..." (unintelligible).
Pranksters: "He-he-he, I was just kidding."
Min-maxers: "Damn it—they took away 3 percent of my experience."
Villains: "Well, now you're dead. You just didn't know who you were dealing with, you poor fool."
Noobs: "Oh, what was that? What was that?"
Favorite drink
Real men drink Barkskin Potion.
Roleplayers drink the Potion of Great Charisma.
Pranksters love bottles with unknown contents.
Min-maxers drink an elixir that increases all stats by 10 points and provides five hours of immunity to magic.
Defenders of Evil drink the blood of fallen enemies.
Noobs drink Coca-Cola.
Favorite activity in an MMORPG
Real men fight dragons.
Roleplayers role-play their character (what else are they going to do?).
Pranksters engage in virtual sex (usually in the general chat).
Min-maxers do whatever gives the most experience.
Villains help newbies teleport to their home village for free.
Noobs do whatever the GM tells them to do.
Favorite way to fight a sleeping dragon
Real men first wake it up and then attack.
Roleplayers remember that their character doesn't kill sleeping dragons and quietly leave.
Pranksters call on familiar newbies for help, and they go to drink beer.
Min-maxers log in with their level 58 rogue, do Backstab, Sneak Attack, Stun, and three critical hits in a row, then put the loot in their backpack, make armor from the dragon's skin, and bring it back to life as their "pet".
Villains wait for someone else to enter the cave, wake up the dragon, and kill it along with the hapless traveler.
Noobs just stand and wait for it to wake up.
Favorite questions to ask the server administrator
Real men: "Why are the monsters so weak? Change the coefficients, or it's not interesting to play—I can kill a rabbit after drinking only three full healing potions!"
Roleplayers: "The new GM, during a quest in the Azure Caves on Tuesday evening, said the word "damn" twice and three times... Hmm... Something similar, but a little longer. Is that how role-playing is done now?"
Pranksters: "Yes, I saw them kill the ogre king with one hit. Who was it? I'll tell you now, I have all the nicknames written down..."
Min-maxers: "On the last server where I played, the store sold +8 swords with additional fire damage, and you only have +6 with acid. And what is this called? No one will play here!"
Villains: "What will our clan get for first place in the number of kills? We've prepared a small list of what we're missing..."
Noobs: "Listen, how do I even create a character? The picture on the splash screen is cool, but they say there's something else there."
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