Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

Fantasy is better than sci-fi; a dragon can be killed by hitting it in the eye with a maerbol.

Sci-fi is more diverse. Even the plots of computer games reflect this (do I really need to mention that even the races and creatures are the same in all fantasy settings?).
In this case, it's better to read books based on historical events (or simply where the plot unfolds in the distant past) rather than this nonsense.

P.S. The most absurd explanation or argument used to answer most questions is "because!1". The saddest thing is that it's impossible to convince the person who says it.

Sci-Fi is better than fantasy. A bullet capable of piercing metal will easily pierce a dragon's scales. A space marine overcomes, but a dragon does not; a dragon is weaker.

No way! The dragon has armored scales! A bullet from some random paratrooper won't pierce it! The dragon will bite his head off, and that's all.

Fantasy rules, and not pew-pew-pew

By the way, Lokken once received points for using that word.

A dragon's scales are like armor!

He wouldn't be able to fly, or even move, for that matter. Captain Obvious is always around.

By the way, Lokken once received points for this word.

Why!?

Captain Obvious is always nearby.

But not with me.

Sci-Fi is better than fantasy. A dragon can be killed by any twenty-year-old Knight with a wooden spear or a rusty sword from the junkyard. You can't take down a Space Marine with two dozen terrorists and a bunch of demons.

You can't take down a Commando with two dozen terrorists and a bunch of demons.

A meteor shower will take him down!
I'd argue with you, but I want to sleep, good night!

A meteor shower will get him!

Exterminatus will obliterate your pathetic fantasy world in the blink of an eye.
Case closed?

Any twenty-year-old knight can kill a dragon with a wooden spear or a rusty sword from the junkyard. You can't take down a marine with two dozen terrorists and a bunch of demons.

P.S. The most absurd explanation or argument used to answer most questions is "because!1". The saddest thing is that it's impossible to convince the person who says it.

A bullet capable of piercing metal will easily pierce a dragon's scales.

He wouldn't be able to fly into the air, even if he could move at all.

Exterminatus will destroy your pathetic fantasy world in an instant.

Those who need variety in fantasy should play... hmm... well, there's a word like "Chaos" in it, maybe I'll find the disc later and write down the title.

1. You start the game as a creature that looks like an orc, but not as ugly.
2. You appear in a port, there are many ships and a ton of different humanoids (most of them I saw for the first time).
I saw the game once, it just wouldn't run on my computer, maybe it will run on this one, who knows). At the beginning, there was a cutscene, like a ship, with a crew and some girl, resembling an elf (half-naked), and these ugly guys... either she beat them up, or the captain came and said something to them, who knows, but there's some connection between them). It was a long time ago.

And also, there are a lot of skills, and the combat is turn-based... although maybe there's a real-time mode too.
P.S. The graphics are also beautiful, and most importantly, the rendering is great! This is not like Brigade E5 or some game with poor 3D graphics. It beats many RPGs in this regard.
P.P.S. I can't say anything about the plot and gameplay.

humanoids

Arandor, for the second time.

well, I like "Y" )) it's all because of the speed.

The Sci-Fi faction won, Vis. As always, it crushed the Fantasy faction.