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I finished the second Gothic game a long time ago, maybe 6 years ago, or even more. Yes, I played it, but I don't know about the best places to level up and so on. I just came to the city, killing everyone along the way (I remember fighting goblins under the lake, haha). I got a job, wandered around the city, and collected rusty swords and other junk. I killed the first orc only after some time, I don't know how long it took. And yes, I eventually joined the guard, sailed to the islands, and was everywhere.

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And I tried playing the first Gothic game about two years ago... yes, I couldn't handle it anymore. The controls seem even worse than in the second game.

Oh yes, the second Gothic... I can't say the exact level, but it's really easier to play as a mage because he arrives there as a real mage, not just some militia member (I haven't played as a mercenary, so I don't know). And, in my opinion, it's easier to kill dragons as a mage - the "summon skeleton" rune and you're done :)
Besides, no one forces you to kill them all at once; I finished off the orcs after dealing with the dragons.
By the way, you can kill one orc at the beginning of the game with a wolf knife. I can't do it myself, but I've seen it. Of course, you'll have to hit him for a long time :)

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Yeah, the controls are tougher in the first one. But I played the first one first, and it took me a long time to get used to the second one.

Counter Strike 1.6 is the best RPG.

You're clearly delusional.

Moon sugar, meow ;)

Khajiit detected.

Lok definitely made a mistake regarding the classes; a thief with trading isn't just playable, he's overpowered. By level two or three, you can easily have a couple of thousand gold. Regarding the dungeons with two skeletons and a ghost, he's right, they aren't particularly necessary, but clearing out the shrines of the Sixth House and Daedric ruins is still interesting because there's some resistance there. You can find some truly useful goodies there, not just 20 arrows. And Daedric quests are only found in those places (with perhaps one exception). Also, with a couple of plugins and one program, you can make it look very nice. I got carried away, lol.

Some guy I went hunting with took him down. Although there is also a portal in the excavations that leads to a cave with a larger orc and his wolf; they are wrecking me.

My friend told me - ahaha you want to join the militia? Paladins, ahaha, they're fools, Putin, authoritarian rule, trampling of rights, police boot—now mercenaries, that's cool, ahaha, you should go there lololol.

He doesn't understand anything. I think paladins are decent guys who honor the Emperor's covenants, while mercenaries are just thugs and trash.

When will this stupid summer finally end.

Oh-ho-ho, and what are you going to spend them on, other than the trainer? You can't buy cool equipment; it can only be beaten out of someonefound. In this game, full of munchkinism and hardcore grinding, you can actually easily steal a soul gem worth 60k in Balmora at any level.
But no amount of money will save you when you have to fight. And you'll have to fight in this game; it's not Fallout, Arcanum, or Bloodlines. There is no roleplaying here.

He was killed by a guy we went hunting with.

This guy can kill an orc in about 3 hits, but he often struggles with wolves, so I have to reload. :)
In my opinion, mages are the best in Gothic – a well-developed mage can defeat almost anyone with skeletons or fire rain. But on the other hand, paladin armor is better than a red robe...

I actually tried playing with the second expansion pack once, and I thought about going with the water mages, or maybe I didn't, I'm not sure... Anyway, I wanted to play, and there are also pirates in that game. But I never actually played it.

If I had it now, I might go with the rogues. I don't really feel like playing as a mage; I've already played enough as one in Neverwinter Nights.
And I prefer the third-person perspective, where I can shoot with a bow.

Not everyone is content with just throwing Nomads around and playing that boring game.

And that wasn't just a boring game:rolleyes:

You're just obsessed.

But Mass Effect is just a regular shooter with dialogues. But it's ONE OF THE BEST RPGs!

But such complaints are more of an unwillingness to hear a different opinion.

What kind of complaints? I also expressed my opinion, but you didn't listen to it, only criticizing it. Apparently, you were trying to appear "super smart and knowledgeable".

When I first launched G1, I spent half an hour trying to figure out its controls. Until I accidentally understood it.

Oh yeah, the second Gothic... I can't say the level offhand, but it's really easier for a mage because he actually arrives there as a mage, not some militia member (I haven't played as a mercenary, I don't know). And, in my opinion, it's easier for a mage to kill dragons - the "summon skeleton" rune, and that's it :)

It's definitely harder for a mage at the beginning of the game. If the paladin and mercenary develop combat skills, melee and ranged combat with physical weapons, then the mage needs to level up mana and accumulate enough experience to create runes. And at the beginning of the game, he will be without runes, only with scrolls, and at the beginning of the game, as a rule, there is little money to buy them, the hero is weak to wander around "rich" crypts and caves. So the mage has to kill creatures in melee combat. But then, yes, he will become stronger.
Although in the first Gothic, when I was developing a mage, I managed to buy 30 "fire arrow" scrolls every couple of days and went around killing everyone, occasionally resorting to melee combat.
And I almost don't use summons at all. A skeleton doesn't kill a dragon. Not one, not twenty, I tried. But, after transforming into an Ogre, dragons are easily killed.

He doesn't understand anything. I think paladins are decent guys who respect the Emperor's commandments, and mercenaries are thugs and riffraff.

They're all thugs there. Mercenaries are former prisoners in the Colony. The former General Lee, who was framed and exiled to the Colony, is at their head; he's not a thug, and he wants revenge. Paladins, on the other hand, are arrogant and take advantage of the fact that they are the law. Well, these are also thug paladins, and there seem to be decent people at their head.
And there's one unpleasant blackmailer in the monastery, but otherwise, they're all nice ^_^

But on the other hand, paladin armor will be cooler than a red robe...

I like the cute dragon armor of the last level the most. And in general, it's also interesting to play as a mercenary. Although mages will be more original than paladins and mercenaries.

I once installed it with the add-on, and I thought I'd go with the mages (water), or maybe I didn't think about it, I don't know... in general, I wanted to play, and there are also pirates there. But I didn't play it.
If I had it now, I might go with the bandits. I don't really want to play as a mage; I've already played enough in NWN.
And I prefer playing in the third person, shooting from a bow.

There are only three guilds there (Fire mages, mercenaries, and paladins). There are add-on pirates, bandits, and water mages, but you can't join them "officially," in their guild, i.e., you won't get a water robe (although you can get pirate and bandit ones). And in the profile, it will only say fire mage/paladin/mercenary. The add-on ones are secondary, and you need to play as everyone at once in the main quest.

Imaris Style.

Yashcherka increased my base damage twice for the same post.

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Imaris Style.

Imaris, the Moon Wolf style
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Imaris, the Moon Wolf style
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Yes, thank you. It will be the default font.

A mage is always at a disadvantage at the beginning of the game. While a paladin and a mercenary develop combat skills, both melee and ranged, using physical weapons, the mage needs to increase their mana and accumulate enough mana to create runes.

Initially, that's true... But a mage becomes a mage much faster than a paladin becomes a paladin.

A dragon skeleton doesn't kill. Neither one nor twenty, I've tried.

But a dragon attacks skeletons and doesn't touch you.

But, after transforming into an Ouster, dragons are easily killed.

By whom???

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By the way, a demon is what kills a dragon. Even used it as a paladin (had a scroll).

which dragon are you talking about?) I killed them all myself...
Someone helped me with the swamp dragon, and I don't remember about the ice dragon, but I think there were some others too. Although, I killed one group of bandits, and the second group were decent guys). Someone helped me with the stone dragon too, an old man from the prison (or maybe someone else), and one person fought with the fire dragon... or maybe the opposite, someone helped with the fire dragon, and I took care of the stone dragon myself). I don't remember...
Well, we took down the last one as a group, I gathered everyone together) I remember shooting with a crossbow myself.

I killed a black troll with a demon.

But the dragon attacks skeletons and doesn't touch you.

It seems that magic has very little effect on it, although I don't remember for sure. Oster, he's a dragon snapper, here's this cutie:

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I killed the swamp dragon manually with the help of two mercenaries, and I think I killed the stone dragon with fire rain (two spells) and finished it off. I tried many things against the Fire Dragon until I finally turned into Oster and devoured it. I think I also killed the Ice Dragon with rain spells. In general, dragons should be killed manually by a mage (when I played "Return," I was a Necromancer, it was just a magical duel: I run away from his shots and shoot back, but in this add-on, the dragon somehow didn't have regeneration). And I killed the last two with the fire rain rune

which dragon?) I killed them all myself...

I killed the ice dragon with a demon. No one helps there, they just get in the way later, like Sylvio and Bulko (you have to defeat them).

It seems like magic has very little effect on him, although I don't remember exactly

But not with magic, do it manually ;)

Oster, he's a dragon snapper, that cute thing

Ah, I see, I didn't know about that feature :)