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and I took a walk.

If I start a new game (with a different faction), I might write reports.

I'd be happy to read them.

It's the perfect time to start a heated debate. P.S. I had some tea.

And what a newbie!

Hommy, if I do, it won't be soon. I might finish this one by June, but then school starts, and I won't have time for games, so it will probably be no earlier than July. Holy war, for crying out loud! Vistrite, you should have kept the pirated version for the pirate-themed Mafia game. I have one too, an anime-style one. By the way, is the eye supposed to make sounds? Like creaking sounds, as if it wants to say: "Aaaarrko, look at meee..."

and I took a walk.

Me too. Today I saw the first green grass in the city, although it's still very small.

I seem to have gotten a little rusty at playing basketball :smile27:

lol, even our trees are green now) and it’s hot.

HOLLY WOR: The wannabe-sailor girl in the picture, wearing tight pants and a short top that exposes her midriff, suggests that the avatar owner has no taste:rolleyes:

That's unreasonable!

Vistri, you should have kept the pirated copy for the pirate-themed mafia game. I have one too, it's anime-style.

What pirate-themed mafia game are you talking about?

People have been talking about a pirate-themed faction since Might and Magic VIII, but it still hasn't been made.

well, we'll find someone and make them do it.

Why specifically a pirate-themed mafia?

because I have an avatar with a pirate)

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we'll make you, you know how to write)
P.S. we can also talk about Fallout.

Someone once had the idea of a pirate-themed mafia game. But then they got disillusioned with the idea/forgot about it/didn't have time/or something else.

The setting itself is good and fits well into the mafia genre.

Kyle seemed interested, but he's busy.

Oh well, I should have chosen a pirate, at least the name would rhyme... Marat the pirate.

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By the way, I was just watching a show on TV about American restorers of World War II artifacts. It featured Soviet soldiers vs. Germans, and it was funny.
They're wearing our uniforms, speaking Russian (some of them), smoking Belomor cigarettes, playing the accordion and balalaika, playing our songs (+dancing), etc.
And most importantly, they know the truth about the war and the contribution of our troops to the victory.
One of them said: ..., and yet many Americans don't know how things really were.

Once again, I'm convinced that all people are different, and it's not right to generalize about an entire nation or country.