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Loken, do you really have 260, or are you lying?

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Siver, does Loken really have 260? Or what?

I don't know, I haven't seen it.

I ate a Milky Way just in case.

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And I just remembered that Prokhorov bought his first coal car and became a billionaire.

I ate a Milky Way for him, just in case.

This is how you can grow, not in height, but in width.

No, I don’t have 260 of them; that’s physically impossible, and I’ve never said that. Calm down, man. But I do have quite a few, that’s true. There were exact figures somewhere in this thread, but I haven’t counted them in a while. Sometimes I notice that it seems like there’s more dust on the shelves from month to month, and some things are starting to look small, so I have to spend 300 million in worker’s salary on updates. I guess I’m growing, even though I’m almost forty. That’s how I live on about 10k/month in the end.

This is physically impossible.

It is quite possible, if I take a precise ruler and fly through you at a speed close to c (moving vertically), you will be able to measure yourself at 260 or even more, if needed, using that ruler.

Everything is clear about Locken. But I know someone who was actually 260. Well, he died a long time ago. Ah, Locken, you can only bet on you.

And I still can't kill the bandits in Gothic.

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I read about him on the internet. And in real life, I've seen a maximum of 215. Well, that's how it is sometimes.

Don't believe in such hype; the numbers were inflated for some reason. Just remember that you have your own mind, and don't pay attention to nonsense. The worst-case scenario is some illness, and that's why he died; otherwise, he might have lived longer. But what's the point of getting 260 points for two weeks? You won't even have time to enjoy it.
As for the bandits, I can give them this advice: just be yourself, go in without any ulterior motives, and give them a beating. But I haven't played the first Gothic game if you're talking about it; I've only played the second and Elex. You can also lure them out to the guards.

It's very possible. If I take a precise ruler and fly through you at a speed close to c (moving vertically), you can use that ruler to measure yourself and find that you're 260 or even more, if needed.

And if you do that from a black hole, I'll also "live" for a hundred trillion years like that cybernetic being. Or vice versa?

Tried to lure them out on Xardas, but he didn't even pay attention. There's an option to kill them with a fireball, but I don't want to waste the scrolls. There's also an orc that needs to be dealt with.

What else are you going to use these scrolls for if not for situations like this? You'll level up later and be able to defeat them easily, so don't hoard them. Otherwise, you'll end up in a typical RPG situation – you've accumulated a bunch of consumables after enduring terrible hardships, but now there's nowhere to use them.

Look, Locken. Fireball is an expensive scroll. But if you take care of the bandits, the farmer will sell you cheaper clothes for only 5 gold. It's not worth it.

I don’t remember scrolls being present in Gothic. Maybe it’s because I didn’t play as a mage.

YEEES, I finally killed them all.

I don't remember scrolls being a thing in Gothic. Maybe because I didn't play as a mage...

It sucks to be a mage in a game and not be able to cast spells without scrolls.

Why? I think it's fine; I can't even play with scrolls in real life.