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What shall we name the establishment?
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“Flooding.” Simple and effective
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Leave it as is – “Fludnyak”
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“A den of debauchery.” How original!
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Brewery
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Here, you also need to collect gold; in general, that's the main goal. I don't remember any other games with a character being pursued, although there are plenty of games with ladders in general, like Donkey Kong, Popeye, and others.
I initially thought of Lemmings, but the essence is completely different there, and it's not certain that there are ladders).

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Arandor
at the end...
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I didn't ride in a Mercedes at 5 years old, nor did I earn 300k wood per second, but the bakery appeared back then. Later, when I went to friends' houses to play on Dendy/Sega, I was amazed at how much worse the games were, even compared to those from the Windows 95 era.
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In my family, we also had a computer by the end of the 90s, although we lived quite modestly, if not downright poorly.
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We got our first Pentium around 1996.
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I don't remember DOS, and I don't remember Win95 either (but maybe my dad had one). I definitely remember Win98...
Hmm, I see... my first computer was around 2006, before that I only played pirated Sega games...
Небо – мольбы не ждёт
Небо – угроз не слышит
Небо – ведёт особый счёт
Небо – тебя найдёт

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How many Necromancers did you max out?
I'm not Ogre Sanya, so I didn't have a powerful Necromancer. Besides, I played the first three parts as a Sorceress.

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Oh, right, my dad used to play Pete and Worms. I tried Pete myself, but I quickly got bored. And I didn't even try Worms.
I also remember a game, I don't know what it was called, where a guy climbed stairs and other guys climbed after him and ran around. My dad also liked it. Maybe he also played Bomberman. But I remember Heroes the best, and it's not surprising... I called them "horse games." "Dad, will you play horse games? Oh, Dad is playing horse games!"
Funny, because I also called Heroes "the horse game." My dad also had this chair that you could climb on from the back and make happy "tygydyki" sounds while the heroes vacuumed the map.
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Hmm, I see... I got my first computer around 2006, before that, I only had pirated Sega consoles...
Well, that's a classic situation. From my experience, and the experience of those who were there, the most memorable thing was the complete lack of care for the discs - they were used to stepping on cartridges their whole lives, which would still work even when completely worn out, and they just carelessly threw the discs around, so they all ended up scratched and half of them wouldn't even spin anymore.
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I also played through the first three parts as a Sorcerer.
Are you some kind of masochist?
It's not very easy to play as him in the first part, although I only played him in co-op.

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On the contrary.
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Well, that's a classic situation. From those who experienced it, the most memorable thing was the complete lack of care for the discs – they were used to stepping on cartridges all their lives, which would still work even when completely worn out, and they just threw the discs around, so they were all scratched to hell and half of them wouldn't even spin anymore.
Not at all. We had such a careful attitude towards discs that if you dropped or scratched one, you'd be in big trouble.

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Are you a masochist?
It's not very easy to play as him in the first part, although I only played him in co-op.
Apparently, you weren't allocating skills correctly. In the first part, you just save your staff for mana regeneration, level up, wait for the golem book, and then you can beat everything that moves. And, of course, use fireballs and lightning spells.
In the second part, you just level up to get Ice Bolt and fast mana regeneration, and then you don't have to worry about anything. And where there's magic resistance, your teammate with a spear from the second act and an aura for protection will carry you.
In the third part, it depends on the gear. You can crush everyone in Archon form, or you can use the same build as with Ice Bolt.
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Well, I think it will be easier to play as a Warrior; at least, there will be fewer chances of getting cornered or killed by some random projectiles.

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So, to avoid being cornered, there are movement abilities and teleport. Moreover, teleport is sometimes useful when you need to quickly get somewhere.
Besides, in the first game, I played through the entire campaign with all the canonical heroes, and the easiest playthrough was not with the Warrior, but with the Rogue. You just stand there, hold down Shift, and cover everyone with a rain of arrows.
In the second game, I tried playing as the Barbarian, but it got boring around acts 3-4.
And in the third game, I did play through it as the Barbarian, but it was also boring.
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Around 1995, I got a Dendy, but unfortunately, it broke quickly and was replaced under warranty with a Subor, without a keyboard, but with a light gun. But somehow, I liked the Dendy more. It seemed that the gamepad was more comfortable. I managed to complete Chip and Dale 1, 2, 3; Battle Toads Double Dragon, DuckTales, Power Blade 2, The Little Mermaid, some Robocop game where you could restore lives, and Mario. In Battle Toads, I reached the last level, almost to the final boss. Later, when I already had a computer, around 2020, I completed Felix the Cat in a Dendy emulator, and Yoshi's Island in a Super Nintendo emulator.
Всё не так плохо как Вы думаете. Всё намного хуже!
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And, by the way, at first, when I just got the console, I played on a black and white, old-fashioned "Rubin" TV! And even later, when they bought a color Japanese "Funai", I still played on the "Rubin" for some time because they were afraid to connect the console to that expensive TV. :) Ah, those were the days!
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Chip and Dale 1, 2, 3
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>>Battle Toads
>>прошёл

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А, вот почему.

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Well, Battletoads and Double Dragon can still be completed, although it was difficult in childhood, and I certainly didn't finish them. I passed it for the first time a few years ago with a friend (because he learned it well and could do it), and even then, I died on the final boss.
But the regular Battletoads... not everyone will get past the 3rd level, that's for sure. Although now, of course, some retro gamers complete it without warps, but in childhood, it was impossible, and even now it's quite difficult. Moreover, there are many places that require memorization. My friend and I reached the iron snakes, where I died, and he continued on his own (I don't know how far). Maybe I'll try playing it alone sometime; maybe it will be easier, at least on the jumping sections.

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