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But shouldn't a king protect his lands from enemy attacks if he is wise and just?

If he is wise and just, he should remember that besides orcs, there are also inhabitants of his own country.
But then again, what else can one expect from you?
Seeds, tracksuits, "living with the guys."

Amko knows the secret!

yes, everyone loves to shake things up

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Dragokot, don't bash the Paladins!

Seeds, tracksuits, "living the thug life."

I'm advocating for decent guys, while you're defending devils, losers, and pathetic losers. Your thinking is completely messed up, dude.
You're not considering that all the inconveniences for the people are just the costs of wartime. Those guys are shedding their blood while some fat bastard greedily counts his money with his trembling, sweaty hands. You ignored my point about how the peasants themselves are upset with the greedy landlord. And then, when food stops coming from the suburbs, the starving soldiers, who are supposed to protect the people's peace, start visiting farms and "fraternally" asking for some bread. Your argument is invalid.

Don't be so superficial, distinguish between causes and consequences.

You are both right. There are thugs everywhere, among the paladins and the mercenaries. Both sometimes attack peasants for money and for fun. There are even more thugs among the peasants. And the king has no other choice; if he doesn't profit from the peasants, the orcs will kill everyone, including the peasants, so they are fools if they are unhappy with the taxes. I don't quite understand, though, how arming the army with iron blades instead of ordinary ones will make them fight much better? It would be better if the king spent his efforts on improving the warriors' skills, rather than on their equipment.

Like, will you leave a cut on the xenos' arm after a strike, or will you chop it off when your sword passes through flesh, hide, and bone like a knife through butter? Is there a difference?

By the way, I made myself a cool holy sword; the blank cost two thousand, and a voluntary donation to the innocent was five. In the end, it turned out to be better than all those cursed artifacts that some dark figures offered me. But still, it's not as cool as one sword that I've had since the beginning of the game.

So, will you leave a cut on the xenos' arm after a strike, or will you sever it when your sword passes through flesh, hide, and bone like a knife through butter? Is there a difference?

Yes, probably.
although I think that if you know how to handle a weapon, everything will be okay.

I also enchanted a sword for the paladin, although I didn't really use it much... But I still appreciated it at the very end, because the Claw was naturally useless in the battle against the last dragon (you hit the dragon, but the damage is done to you), although I easily cut down the other dragons :rolleyes:
In G2 without the expansion, there seemed to be another funny bug - this dragon could be killed with the "destroy undead" spell :D

But still, it's not as cool as one sword that I've had since the beginning of the game.

I think it's called Stormbringer. Or maybe Rune Power? I just don't know where you can find them at the beginning of the game :)

No, it’s called “Orc Slayer,” and I found it in some completely unremarkable place, maybe even on the corpse of an orc scout near the town. 135 strength and damage.

I remember that "Orc Slayers" existed in Heroes of Might and Magic III; it was a very common weapon. But I don't remember it in Heroes of Might and Magic II. Or is it the work of an Orcish blacksmith?

I was afraid to go to that orc. There's a cave hidden by bushes, and I was walking towards it, quietly, and it was still dark outside. I kept walking, and suddenly he rushed out with a roar. I couldn't see anything in the bushes and ran away.

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I also stepped on something. Maybe it was from an orcish wolf (does he have a wolf?), or maybe from the orc himself, or from a traveler who sat down to relieve himself and was scared in the same way. By the way, I remember there were more orcs there. I remember a cave with a basilisk near the lighthouse; I was also afraid of that. I also swam to an island; there were traps and basilisks, a whole bunch of them. I explored all the beaches, searched the seabed for coins, and dug around in the canals around the city. I did everything there and I'm proud of it. I remember I didn't go to the swamp for a long time. There's fog, something is glowing, wargs are running around, and there are caves with undead. It's quite atmospheric, yes.

or is this the work of an orcish blacksmith?

I don't know if they have any blacksmiths in the second Gothic game, but the fact is, I found this sword somewhere early in the game.

I was afraid to go to that orc. There's a cave hidden by bushes, and I was walking into them quietly, it was still dark outside... I kept walking, and suddenly he ran out roaring, I couldn't see anything in the bushes and ran away.

No, this one just wanders around in the forest near the city walls. But there's a portal at the excavation site that takes you to a cave near the city. An orc and his pet wargh immediately attack. I hadn't seen them before, and I was terrified by his terrifying roar. I ran as fast as I could. By the way, I've leveled up, I need to go back there and finally punish them.

no. I remember the blacksmith gave me a quest to bring him an orcish sword. It's in that cave just outside the city, by the road, in the bushes.
Though, I don't remember which road.

Hey, how did you manage to distinguish feces there, considering the graphics are so awful that you can't even tell a rock apart from a piece of dirt?

well, it's like this: manure is slippery, but a stone isn't.

Did you slip on it?

The blacksmith gave me a quest to bring him an orcish sword. It's in that cave just outside the city, by the road, in the bushes.

He just needs an orc weapon. I gave him the axe of that pathetic scout. I sold it first, though, so I had to buy it back.