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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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Offline Драккошка
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Graphony in Morrowind isn't that bad to begin with, and if you want, it can be easily fixed with mods, of which there are plenty on Nexus. But the gameplay is overrated. I started it twice and dropped it both times after about a third of the main quest, simply because I got tired of having to kill every single creature for an hour, because out of ten attacks with any weapon or magic, only two would hit. There are some good ideas, and I would like to see some of Morrowind's features in Oblivion or Skyrim, but the tedious combat system should be reworked, like in Daggerfall.
А, вот почему.

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That's exactly why my brother and his friends copied their characters from Diablo onto a flash drive and took them home. And the rest could only be pitied, and advised to play the same strategy games or something else. And it was good if the game had several save slots, like in GTA3, which I tried to play through at the club. Maybe I also saved on other people's saves, although I already understood the point of it and tried not to do it.
Did he also let you copy his saves, as a favor?

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You guys had some pretty cool computer labs. We didn't have anything on our computers except "Who Wants to Be a Millionaire," "Field of Wonders," and Mario, which wasn't even on all the computers and ran intermittently. There was no talk of CS or even strip chess. After completing the assignment in class, we had nothing to do.
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I started it twice and quit both times about a third of the way through the main quest, I just got tired of having to kill each worm for an hour, because out of ten attacks with any weapon or magic, only about two would hit.
You just need to choose one type of weapon, level it up more or less, which takes about half an hour to an hour of real time, and then you can run around calmly, there won't be so many misses that it becomes a problem.
The only exception I remember was the ghosts; they need to be killed with a specific weapon, or maybe magic worked. I think if I had encountered them as a child, I would have panicked :D

I got acquainted with Morrowind after Skyrim, about 10-8 years ago from the current moment (everyone has heard this story from me, but okay, whatever). Yes, Morrowind is more interesting than Oblivion, which I tried after that and stopped at the character creation stage. After all, graphical enhancements and a really beautiful picture are different things (although I think that the mods for Morrowind also contributed, they improve everything quite well).
 

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My dad played Morrowind even before Oblivion came out. Then he bought the expansion and played it again (I have no idea if he finished the main quest). When Oblivion came out, he happily started playing that.
I tried Morrowind 3-5 years after Oblivion was released. My dad suggested I play Morrowind first, then Oblivion, saying that otherwise I wouldn't want to play the third part. I got to Vivec, got into some kind of annoying fight in the sewers while I was sleepy (I think there was some event there, and that guy would have attacked me anyway), and then I gave up and realized it wasn't for me.
After the wedding, my husband gave me his laptop and installed Skyrim on it because he was actively playing it at the time and wanted me to try it. That's when I really got hooked, and with a stealth archer, I not only killed Alduin but also completed all the guilds, Dragonborn quests, and built myself a whole mansion. I leveled up so much that in the same Dragonborn, I killed Karstaag with just a couple of shots from a poisoned Dwemer crossbow (the others died with one shot, and often even without stealth), it became boring, and I finally quit the game, only ignoring various minor side quests and the conflicts between Serana and her father.
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My friend played Morrowind up to the Tribunal expansion, and she would tell me about the plot in detail and show me her save files. I remember she played as an Argonian because she liked the way they looked. She didn't play the DLCs, and she was happy with the main game. Then she played Oblivion, and this time she played as a Khajiit. I remember she gave her character a bright, acidic hair color. And she gave me a copy of Oblivion for my birthday in 2009, and I gave her a copy of the Tribunal DLC for Oblivion in the same year. She also played Fallout 3 around that time, but I wasn't interested in it at first. I remember she also gave her character a bright, acidic hair color in Fallout 3. But when I finally played Fallout 3 recently, I started giving her a hard time about it, and she said, "Just leave me alone, I don't remember anything anymore" 🤣
And she played KOTOR before me, and she liked Dragon Age: Origins for a while, and she played The Witcher, she's a more experienced gamer than I am 🤣
Yes, Aretz, that's the friend I introduced you to on ICQ. And I also introduced Ghost to her, but they seemed to have had a falling out later 🤣 And on Heroes of Might and Magic, I convinced another friend to register, who played Heroes. She's more into action games.
А, вот почему.

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In the end, it's just stupid to pay 100 rubles per hour when you have a whole bunch of games at home for every taste (2/3 of them I don't even know what they are, since I haven't even opened or installed them.
Arandor
Clubs are just a place for hanging out with friends, in my opinion. Although some people went there alone.
I agree with Aro. Yes, we had a lot of single-player games and more at home, but we went to the club to play together with friends.
Plus, don't forget that it was the era of local networks. My friends in the neighborhood had their own large network spanning several houses, they played Counter-Strike there and didn't go to the club at all - there was simply no need. But we didn't have a local network. That's why we went to the club a couple of times a month. But how many emotions we had!
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Counter-Strike is just well-known and simple, that's why we played it. But if you have more knowledgeable friends, you could play something else.
Yes, that's true. There were many games installed in the club, but we only launched the ones we knew. And these were CS (I remember starting with 1.3, then 1.4 appeared), Warcraft 3 (and the first Dota in it), and Unreal Tournament 1999.

В тихой однообразной жизни всегда так бывает: каждый отдельный день бесконечно долог, но месяцы и годы мчатся с непостижимой быстротой.

I wanted to offer you some flowers, but a crown would suit a princess like you much better

Смысл жизни в том, что жизнь на тебе не заканчивается
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Did he also let you copy his save files as a favor?
By that time, I was already playing Diablo 2 at home.
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while she was sleeping (I think there was some event, and that guy would have attacked me anyway).
If it's a mercenary, it's surprising that he was only encountered there, and not during the first three nights.
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You just need to choose one type of weapon, level it up more or less, which takes about half an hour to an hour of real time, and then you can run around calmly, there won't be so many misses that it becomes a problem.
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The only exception I remember was ghosts; they need to be killed with a specific weapon, or magic worked. I think if I had encountered them as a child, I would have panicked.
It seems like you could kill them with regular weapons too, just slowly. Although by the time I encountered them, I already had magical weapons and I don't remember having any problems. In general, there are only two problems there. At the beginning, tough Barbarians can knock you out with a hammer when they catch up (definitely in one of the first caves), and the tough guy from the Tribunal expansion. Or if you go to the island to the werewolves like an idiot.
But the faces in Morrowind were nicer than in Oblivion (although not all of them). The Dunmer have a lot of stylish faces, hairstyles, etc. The Altmer mostly looked normal, but have you seen them in the new version of Oblivion? An ugly face on an ugly body.
And visual mods for Morrowind ruin the integrity, in my opinion. Although in some places it can become more beautiful, but it all looks like it's from different games, and the unified style is broken.
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Yes, Aretz, she's the friend I introduced you to on ICQ.
and I don't even remember her name...
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But the gameplay is overrated.
Overall, yes, Gothic is much better, although the games were released around the same time.
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But there were so many emotions!
Especially instant noodles at 3 am, after which you pass out at 4-5 am, but you wake up at 6 am and can continue playing 🥰

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Wow, there are a lot of cool stories here. It would be better if they were playing the game; maybe they would be good at it. I had a training plan for Diablo 2. You level up your character, and you level up yourself.
Смысла нет, но вы держитесь там. Удачи, здоровья, хорошего настроения!
И пока в кармане пачка милкиуэйев - значит все не так уж плохо на сегодняшний день
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That's actually a great story. At first, I was only allowed to play for an hour and a half at home, after which I was kicked off the computer. But then I figured out the password and started playing secretly when no one was home.
I was allowed to play for an hour, and only on weekends, and only if I didn't have bad grades. If I got a "C" in a subject, I was banned from playing until the next grading period, where I had a chance to redeem myself.

It was impossible to just peek at the password, but at one point I came up with a clever scheme: I collected tiny grains of dirt from a flower and spread them on all the keys, so they were only on the black part of the letters in the most inconspicuous places. After the next time I was allowed to use the computer and the password was entered into the BIOS, I realized which keys were used, and it turned out to be easy to match them to form the password.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
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maybe they would have been ogres.
stupid and scary? you don't necessarily have to grind for that...
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You level up the character and you level up yourself.
in the end, only the character got leveled up... 😔

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dumb and scary ones?

Big and strong Russian guys.

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in the end, only my character got leveled up.. 😔

I've only just started leveling up according to this plan.
Смысла нет, но вы держитесь там. Удачи, здоровья, хорошего настроения!
И пока в кармане пачка милкиуэйев - значит все не так уж плохо на сегодняшний день
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I spent some time playing the Oblivion remake, and then I remembered that I have some awesome art that I haven't finished, so I went to practice my art skills.
А, вот почему.

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The first time I played Oblivion, I leveled up my athletics skill and kept jumping continuously. The screen was bouncing up and down. After a couple of hours of jumping like that, I started involuntarily "nodding my head" or "bobbing my head" in real life. It felt like I shouldn't get so carried away with games. smile11

В тихой однообразной жизни всегда так бывает: каждый отдельный день бесконечно долог, но месяцы и годы мчатся с непостижимой быстротой.

I wanted to offer you some flowers, but a crown would suit a princess like you much better

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