Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

"soft" - "m" and "k" are soft, "g" is hard.

G-K is a voiced-unvoiced sound, respectively. But you're talking about something else.

Ah, no, yes, approximately like that. True, there is no "g" sound there, so it's still wrong.

yes, lol, didn't think of that)

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even I knew what soft and hard meant.

Added 1 hour 15 minutes ago
well, quiet time is over, or whatever it's called, when I tell everyone to be quiet for an hour.

Don't lie, you didn't say anything, you could only write.

he can actually say that
but it's unlikely that any of us will hear him

Added 1 minute ago
in general, it's a good idea to give each player some kind of ability
and play around with it)

Added 49 seconds ago
although we don't need to play to do that.

I’m an idiot anyway, lol.

xDxDxD .

Ah, but the chat did have its advantages. It was much more fun, all those conversations and jokes we had. Now, none of that exists, and it's not just because everyone has changed and the atmosphere in the chat is different. The chat itself and the instant messaging contributed to that. You can compare it to Skype, because it's like a chat, only with voice. In Skype, it can be quite amusing, much more so than here.

He's whining again, you old man.

Today, by the way, we played the board game Civilization. The map is almost like in Total War, but only five nations are available: Rome, Greece, Carthage, Egypt, and Babylon. Each has its own advantages. And the main thing about it is that you can wage war. Because in other games, it's just competition, and you can hinder each other, but here you can actually attack, killing soldiers, capturing territories, and raiding caravans, etc. I played as the Greeks and was a naval power.

Ar, have you ever played any tabletop wargames?

what are wargames?

Added 2 minutes ago
who and where is boosting BD? he doesn't even write in the topics

Added 3 minutes ago
I haven't played your paid card games.

I do this all the time)) everywhere. Wargame is a tabletop game with figurines of warriors, weapons, and combat vehicles, etc. No, it's not like D&D, it's not a role-playing game, you just need to destroy the opponent's entire army. Or maybe there are some other tasks for variety. Sometimes, these games use real shooting from weapons with small projectiles. Hit a little man - kill him, hit a cyborg - reduce its HP. The most common ones are Battles of Fantasy, armored infantry, skitech, Age of Battles, maybe something else is popular now. However, in my opinion, these are children's games, for ages up to 12-14. Although some adults play them too, participate in tournaments, etc. Your card games are also paid. Cards are bought. It's just that everything is organized in such a way that you play for free. But you don't have any of your own cards, not a single one. And I need them to have my own.

then no, I haven't played it. Unless you count the times when I was a kid and I would arrange toy soldiers in positions, set up cover for them, and then shoot at them with an air rifle.

Added after 32 seconds
No, we don't play those kinds of games; they have cards within the game itself.

By the way, is Munchkin a CCG or not? I'm not sure.

what are wargames?

paid card games

facepalm .