Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

Why wouldn't YouTube work? It only failed a couple of times for me, and then I performed some magic, and it continued to work.

Thank you, Trump and Musk, for finally updating the servers.

Ancient gods rise on the threshold
Of Chaos, which has engulfed the world
Evil is unleashed
In the lands and waters
It craves a bloody feast

Who is that mortal who will meet the enemy
Who is not subservient to the fearsome gods
The hero's destiny, in a battle with fate
To cast off the shackles of misfortune

Three beacons of faith will lead you
The first - to the wondrous southern lands
The second - to the east, to the beast's lair
To victory over the plans of despots

The last beacon leads to the answer
Will you deny fear and helplessness
You gaze into the future, seeing a distant shore
To find it in one step

Alex, don't you want to?

It’s immediately clear that she is a reliable and righteous Christian woman.

Don't you miss your son?

🙄

If we had been born 10 years earlier, would Albion from 1995 have been Koshi's favorite game? It has spaceships, an unexplored planet, and a race of humanoids with cat-like faces that somewhat resemble other humanoids with cat-like faces... 🤔
I should play it sometime.

Arandor, do you remember "Police Academy"? And also "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids." "Jurassic Park," "The Fly," Beethoven, The X-Files... Ah, so many movies, but they don't show them on TV anymore.

Where did my 6 years go, anyway.

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I used to chew that damn gum when I was a kid. That's why all my teeth are gone. I miss my teeth. My mom also has only dentures, even though she didn't smoke or chew gum. And my grandmother has no teeth at all.

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By the way, Microsoft bought Blizzard, so Blizzard basically no longer exists.

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A white birch tree stands beneath my window
Blooming like a snowflake, as bright as silver

On its fluffy branches, a white border
Snowflakes have blossomed, like a fringe

And the snowflakes glow in the dark silence
And the snowflakes glow in the golden fire

And the dawn lazily circles around
Sprinkling the branches with new silver

Wow.

I remember learning this in school.

Arandor, do you remember "Police Academy"? And also "Honey, I Shrunk the Kids". "Jurassic Park", "The Fly", Beethoven, The X-Files... Ah, there were so many movies back then, but they don't show them on TV anymore.

Yes, now they show completely different things. Although there is one cable channel that shows many films from the 80s and 90s.

If we had been born 10 years earlier, would Albion from '95 have been Koshi's favorite game? It has spaceships, an unexplored planet, and a humanoid race with cat-like faces that somewhat resemble other humanoids with cat faces... 🤔

I doubt it.
At that time, most of us had 8-bit and 16-bit consoles. I got a 32-bit PlayStation (the first PS) a little later. And only one girl had a computer; we would go to her place to play. But her father also drove a Mercedes.

Besides, it's a DOS game. Let's say you had to mess around with Win 98, find a floppy disk, and specifically choose it, even with various games for Windows already available.

I'm not a retro gamer; I only played ADOM among DOS games, but that's a legendary game.
Ar, have you tried many DOS games?

You're a retro gamer; you haven't even played Stray. And I'm currently racking my brain trying to figure out what a light-sensitive matrix is in a camera. It's incredibly complicated. And I don't want to break my smartphone.

So, it seems like Koshi and Neyra's fathers were somewhat knowledgeable about computers; at least, they had them, although maybe not in the 90s, but later. However, considering the hypothetical situation about 10 years, that could have been the case. The problem is that the game was probably rare.

Ar, have you tried many DOS games?

I've tried some, but I don't think it was many. At that time, I wasn't particularly knowledgeable and only remembered the most iconic games or the ones I played a lot, which were mostly already on Windows (although some were released on DOS, but I don't know how different the versions were). But there were times when I tried playing various old games.
By the way, here's what I have left: I don't remember any of these games, except maybe "Pole-Chudes" and possibly "Balda."

We actually had a computer back in the nineties. I don't know where my dad found it, but we were barely making ends meet, and I lived with my grandmother for half a year at a time; she had a garden and a pension, but we had a computer. Even when I started first grade, my mom told me not to tell anyone that we had a computer. I remember my dad playing Heroes II on it, and I would watch. That was my first "let's play." And my mom liked to play Digger. I had a game about Winnie the Pooh, where he bought a room with all the furniture, and it had puzzles and vocabulary exercises to learn English words. So, I don't know if I would have gotten into playing all sorts of different games; I probably would have just stuck with Heroes, but I had a chance, and it was a pretty good one.
But I never had a console.

And in general, Meg, it's not very nice to speak for someone else.

Yeah, some people got a computer right away. It wasn't common, though, to have both in the 90s. Console players were more likely to get computers in the 2000s, while PC gamers never really experienced 8-bit and 16-bit games. I remember there was a show on the local channel about video games, and I always liked the segments about 8-bit and 16-bit games (they were actually called that), sometimes 32-bit, but PC games seemed boring, considering the early 3D graphics and the variety of genres (and considering the TVs of that time).