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By the way, the fallout with Yashur didn't affect my game at all, but when Horus fell through the textures—now that really killed the morale. I finished that fight for Nayrine's charm, but by then, combined with other things, it felt like too much pressure. I won't argue again about who was right or wrong, because even if a player messed up, it doesn't change the subjective mood.

Overall, it turned out to be a solid game; I really liked the first post with the plot, the arena battles, the adventures—the homeless people were top-tier overall.

I would only nerf the diplomat; I don't know if he had an impact or not, but some moments with potions and dialogues were, imho, against common sense. Generally, I believe that if a character isn't a complete mechanical autist, then good RP play + world logic should be more important than numbers in stats; otherwise, the desire to roleplay anything at all or interact with anyone is killed.

A separate like to Nayra for a successful entry. It's a pity, of course, that exps are dying off; I thought there would be more time in a year, but there will be nothing left to play by then—though that's a natural outcome, in principle.

Let's put it this way... a level I diplomat shouldn same have been saved from Lerad and the cult. It's just that I am a very kind GM

I didn't know what to do with Sarabas; I turned out not to be ready for the Revan roleplay. Again, lol. He spawned in a location where there is the most own-will of the current authorities and the most toxics. And nearby sits a cult that is very, very dangerous. Especially for characters with low beauty and a level of conceit like Sarabas's. That's why everything just worked out for Sarabas and everyone spared him, as if Diplomat is imba. He should have been killed back in the cult shelter

I didn't want to kill Revan, but Revan stubbornly marched toward death

It's a similar story with Aristarkh. Why did Syrin just let him go, but for Ida, Mahra, and Utaru she staged that same fight just for kicks? Because of special treatment

As for everyone else, they played within the intended balance. By the way, Ida had the most difficult starting position. Alchemists are quite specific folks.

The Mage Guilds got crushed. Apparently, even in my exp, goblins would have spared a player elf

That's why I snapped at Nebos's assumptions. Here I am, specifically boosting two players, and he considers me a villain. The conclusion was simple: saving players is an absolutely thankless task. Yashchur cast me aside anyway, and Sarabas died regardless.

How foolish it was to believe in the light!

Meanwhile, Ida has completed Afghan and can now wear the red kandibober.

I didn't know what to do with Sarabas, I wasn't ready to roleplay as Revan.

So that's where that lewd trolling in the obelisks came from. Revan simply wasn't ready to roleplay as the Lizard.🤣 Just like everyone else, apparently...

A similar story with Aristarkhus. Why did Syrin simply let him go, but for Ida, Mahra, and Utaru she arranged that same fight just for kicks? Because of special treatment

Hmm... And until this very moment, I thought she decided not to touch "Clarissa's messenger"...

I've just become kind of curious... What "will saves" or "intelligence saves" and other things like that are being referred to here, if none of the opponents have stats???

Nah, she wouldn't have killed Clarissa's messenger or turned them into a slave, but she would've played some kind of nasty trick. It' same old chaotic nature

I've just become kind of curious... What "will saves" or "intelligence saves" and other things like that are being referred to here, if none of the opponents have stats???

Mobs use a raw chance to reflect negatives, without stats. Therefore, for the most part, they are easily affected by statuses. NPCs and players, however, use both the stat and the reflection chance.

The conclusion was simple: saving players is an absolutely thankless task.

A simple conclusion has been reached: we need to come up with something like a "Code of Pirates Expeditions," rather than "leaving everything to the GM's discretion"... I would take on "this matter" myself, but I am not sure it would "find approval" among everyone else...

Mobs use a raw chance to reflect negatives, without stats. Therefore, for the most part, they are easily broken by statuses. NPCs and players, however, use both the stat and the reflection chance.

So basically, it only works "in friendly duels." In all other cases, it's "100% minus reflection chance." This is some kind of nonsense. They should have come up with stats for monsters...

Yeah, overall the saving throw system turned out to be kind of mediocre.