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Sivvi, I hope you tried running it as an administrator? Or at least changed the compatibility to Windows 2000.
Running as an administrator is already set automatically for me; otherwise, I'd get tired of clicking it every time for some programs (like transferring files in KiPE, for example). And "compatibility" – is that what you mean? In compatibility mode, the game stubbornly refuses to launch and asks to disable this mode. By the way, Pryanik, are you staying with us for long? Or, as always, until the next ban?
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
Well, then I don't know... maybe it's just Vista protecting you from a boring game.
By the way, does anyone know of a game where you can play as Russia in a historical setting? It would be great if it also included vodka, lard, bears, and caravan raids.
P.S. If there's also a balalaika, that would be awesome!:smile02:
By the way, does anyone know of a game where you can play as Russia in a historical setting? It would be great if it also included vodka, lard, bears, and caravan robberies.
P.S. If there's also a balalaika, that would be awesome!
I know a game like that, it's called: "A Typical Russian Person's Life" :smile04: P.S. Mine is going to sleep now)) bye everyone))
By the way, does anyone know of a game where you can play as Russia in a historical setting? Ideally, it would also include vodka, lard, bears, and caravan raids.
Oh, I can recommend Civilization (IV is probably better, although you can also play older versions). There are bears too, but they're barbarians and will attack you :), and as for lard and vodka... well, wine and pigs as goods should work? :o There are also elements of caravan raiding. :) And most importantly, you can get loot!
Liz, play Total War: Medieval 2 or Total War: Empire.
There are Russians in both, but here there is more war than development, exploration, and building.
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By the way, today I went to a friend's place, and we played NHL 2009 and Street Fighter 4. He also recorded "Worms of War" for me; I should try installing it.
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By the way, I dreamed about rats again today. There were more of them than last time...
In general, it was in our old apartment, and the rats were running up the stairs. It was like a black river. We closed the door to the corridor, but they started crawling through the mail slot. Then I went home to look for some kind of poison and found something like a "Mashenka" chalk. I threw it at three rats, and they immediately pounced on it and died in 3 seconds. And from these rats (or chalks, I don't remember exactly), three centipedes appeared (not fat woodlice, but thin and reddish), or rather, they formed from their remains, like Transformers... and they, in turn, were supposed to kill the rats, but I started thinking about what was better: hordes of rats or a bunch of crawling worms? Thank God, I didn't have to choose because I woke up
By the way, I had a dream about Lock today. His face was even more gloomy and morose than mine, even more so than my face in moments of complete apathy (and that's saying something).
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
I didn't see it either. Actually, what I said is what I remember most clearly; I don't remember the other details. It seems like she had long hair, not dreadlocks, but just longer than the guys'.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
Lock was probably not entirely serious, but he said he would like to paint them white, like Geralt's.
O God of Earth and Altar, Bow down and hear our cry, Our earthly rulers falter, Our people drift and die, The walls of gold entomb us, The swords of scorn divide, Take not thy thunder from us, Take away our pride.