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Here's what the first map (scenario) of my future campaign looks like.

It would have been better to upload the .h4c file.

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are an Average Joe.

The main thing is to not be bothered. In your niche, you will gladly criticize everyone and come up with how to live correctly. You can even express many valuable ideas about who exactly needs to be defeated, and what you would do if you had the power… But these idiots who are making history will still not listen, and even if they do overhear your thoughts, they will still outrageously take all the credit for themselves.

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Submit to me! The greatest of… average Joes?! O_o

ahaha pasany ya dotku sozdal zahodite

I agree, the map for Dota looks similar to O_- in terms of its visual style.

Shh! Don't scare it away. Arandor, the community approves of your progress and looks forward to more creations in the field of mapmaking.

...it will take another three years until I make the next map.

no, the idea is that they can be made quickly if you know exactly what you need. although in this one, there was some improvisation because I didn't know how to fill part of the land and what to place there.

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now I don't know how to handle the others) although I partially visualize all the maps, but how to best place everything...

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I don't understand how to make an empty space in the Dungeon, just one stupid sand.

In the classic Star Wars trilogy, you are Owen Lars.

Luke's adoptive uncle. You don't approve of all sorts of nonsense, like the Force and political ideals. You are a good person, but you know that sometimes things don't turn out as planned, and good intentions often lead to hell. And you absolutely don't want this to happen to those you care about.

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Explain to someone who has never watched Star Wars who this is.

Damn. I've already made several versions of the Dungeon... something doesn't quite work. Either it's too bright, or too dark... and there's sand all around.

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I'll go to sleep instead. I'll figure it out tomorrow.

Explain to someone who has never watched Star Wars who this is.

Luke's adoptive uncle.

Argh.

Physics lab assignments, especially when it comes to calculations, are driving me to the Dark Side.
Damn it.
Double damn it.

Argh.

By the way, some classmates come to labs with laptops and pre-prepared spreadsheets, which can significantly ease things in certain situations; the main thing is not to make mistakes when entering formulas in Excel or elsewhere.

I congratulate you – you've watched the worst of all six films.

I liked it the most because it was the most beautifully made. Also, it has a dark and gloomy atmosphere. In my opinion, the artistic value of both trilogies is close to zero (although the classic one was interesting for its time), but at least the third one has beauty on its side.

My nickname is spelled "Drakkoska," with two Ks in the middle.

ATOMICk BUTHEARTH

The new trilogy is a typical, colorful action movie. I've also never liked Jedi, so I preferred the classic trilogy and SW: Battlefront. But in the new one, there's only MD with swords and problems, like a fifth-grader. If someone is obsessed with laser swords, then the value of such a weapon should be reduced to almost nothing in the new trilogy, because there are dozens of them. It's the same as with "X-Men": it's interesting to watch Peter Parker and his problems, but not a hundred mutants, because they have no uniqueness or charm. And in general, "Star Wars" is a primitive fairy tale for children about good and evil. Arandoru probably likes the concept of dividing everything exclusively into black and white. A stupid movie. The classic, at least, tells about more serious things - shaking hair, undermining a totalitarian regime, and racing on a smuggler's lightning-fast ship, patting a loyal comrade on the shoulder at the helm.
THE SKY DOES NOT WATCH STAR WARS

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Jedi. I almost threw up from KoTOR. But the second one is a masterpiece of the millennium.
There was also a game where you had to play out various obscure episodes with different characters. Win on Hoth, flying in a plane, shoot down TIE fighters in space, ride on a train. It was cool.

And here's the second one – a masterpiece of the millennium.

I remember that right after finishing it, you expressed yourself, hmm, more reservedly. Although I agree with that assessment.

The classic, at least, tells of more serious things – shaking your hair, undermining a totalitarian regime, and racing on a lightning-fast smuggling ship, patting a loyal comrade on the shoulder at the helm.

shaking your hair

racing on a lightning-fast smuggling ship

serious things

Well, yes...

I remember that right after you finished playing, you expressed your opinion, hmm, in a more restrained manner. Although I agree with that assessment.

Read the logs. I liked it; it has soul.