Posts from Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

well, you did make complaints to me, but I don't "play" games. I used to, though. I just disagree with the behavior in that thread, and the excuses were ridiculous. Like, I warned that I would lower the reputation for certain posts, and it's not my fault if you unsubscribed after those posts. What's the point of that?

You should address this to me, not to him:)
I already wrote about it, back at the very beginning, explaining why it's needed. You have your own beliefs, and I have mine. Belief is a personal matter. Do you think I enjoy this?

maybe it's some kind of self-satisfaction, who knows.

but what's the point of doing it? Do you think you're achieving anything by it?

Basically, I warned that I would be reducing Battle Points for certain posts, and it's not my fault if you unsubscribed under those post numbers. So, what's the issue?

For what specific posts and under what numbers? I deducted Battle Points for something completely different.

well, maybe you don't, but Lock does.

Ar, what are you trying to achieve with your worldview? Do you think you can change the world? You yourself said that you can't. So why don't you stop being an idealist?

It seems strange to me now that people care about something... Especially about arguments and the reasons behind them.

I checked the server statistics in Might & Magic: Heroes, where I play, and I'm in 184th place. I get the most kills using swords and bows.

oh damn, I wanted to download the game
but not right now x_x

Added 1 minute ago
now I'll download it

Hey guys!
I want to talk to you about... us. Yes, yes! Why not?
More precisely, about us from our parents' point of view. Here.
What do your parents see you as? A formidable young man in a white Volga (or maybe a Mercedes, the Volga is just an outdated option) with a house in the south and a yacht on the Black Sea! A master specialist in some field of activity right now! Or at least someone who is rapidly moving towards that goal, a medal winner at school, the smartest in the university, and so on.
But did you become... well, for example, an internet addict with a brainwashed mind, considering yourself a "true" one and everyone else as scum; a gaming addict with dreams of something big and bright, but with zero ability to achieve it, and generally a loser; just an addict (internet, games, all sorts of nonsense that is completely unproductive from a social point of view); a fascist-antifascist with no brains, but with enormous physical strength, a rebel for no reason; a typical "abibas" guy with an IQ of 0 and some reflexes and instincts...
Right? :smile49:
Or... maybe in your parents' eyes, you have become... an educated young man in the information sphere, proud, handsome, smart!.. advanced!!1
A guy you better not mess with in online entertainment, ready to win with blood and sweat, effort and skill! With inhuman determination!
A young dreamer with a kind soul who will definitely lead the world to warmth and light!
A fighter for ideals! An athlete! Someone who disagrees with the regime! Strong in spirit!
An advanced, fashionable, relevant young man who should be emulated!

Which one is it? :smile36:

Yyyyyyyyyyy

let's play the game "find yourself in Vis's bed".

Arandor got it! If he also answered the question, he would be truly awesome :smile20:

It's not about how your parents see you... (mine have already enrolled me in an architecture program in Moscow), but about who you really are in this world. You can just sit around doing nothing, spending your days in front of the computer and talking about this and that. Some people might find that okay... but it would be even better to actually put those words into action. Because no one else will take care of us if we don't take care of ourselves. Of course, parents might help, but that's more of a topic for an article about hikikomori...
Ultimately, it all depends on the person. If they want to be strong and see themselves as worthy, capable of providing for a family, then they will either achieve it or at least try.
But in general, responsibility and family are probably not for those who spend their free time on the internet, away from worries...
Sorry for this ethical outburst, but I just want to criticize everyone, including myself.

Well, I was asking about his parents...
Are his parents happy with him?! Do they see him as an architect and all that? Are they right? And things like that.