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Japanese heroes versus American heroes?

It doesn't seem like a translation error; everything is translated unambiguously there.

The translator is incredibly inattentive, and this happens repeatedly in low-quality fan subs.

Isn't this Hetalia?

It is indeed.

How are you?

It's alright.

Yeah, Dark Lord! It's a decent way to kill time.

Wow, what an aggressively minded schoolboy! He just keeps spewing insults in every post, trying to catch you out, trying to provoke you somehow. Next time you go to the pharmacy for hormones, save some money and buy some suppositories instead – it will definitely help.

Is this a game? There’s a board game version.

Yes, it’s a board game.

I played it; it's quite fun. It's perfect for fantasy enthusiasts and those who enjoy a good laugh.

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By the way, the first game is a bit dull compared to the second. In terms of the number of towns and people, it's less engaging, which creates a sense of gloom and doesn't inspire much hope for the future. It even made me lose the desire to live in such a world.

By the way, the first Fallout seems a bit bleak compared to the second. In terms of the number of towns and people, it's less populated, which creates a sense of gloom that doesn't really inspire hope for the future. It even makes you lose the desire to live in such a world.

That's why you should play the first Fallout first, and then the second. When you play the first one, you get a sense of a world after the apocalypse, struggling to survive. When you play the second one, some people even develop a

desire to live in such a world,

which, to put it mildly, isn't exactly normal for that kind of world. In the first Fallout, even the Brotherhood of Steel isn't entirely positive; yes, they are. And rumors circulate that they're all completely crazy. Overall, nothing particularly good.

Yeah, the world is full of dangers. Sigh...
I was just thinking. If the raiders don't kidnap the future mayor of New California, then I won't be able to save her and invite her to join my squad. That's a shame =( even though she's not very helpful, she just causes problems.

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Okay, I'm going to play now. I only have a little time left.

Wow, what an aggressive teenager! He throws insults in every post, constantly trying to catch someone out, trying to provoke.

Um, have you heard of something called a mirror?

By the way, the first one is a bit dull compared to the second.

But it's better than the third one.)

It even made me lose the desire to live in such a world.

But did you want to live in a world full of mutants and bandits?

Yes, I wanted to live, and maybe become a ghoul later...
There's a certain romance to it in such a world.

I was just thinking about something. If the raiders don't kidnap the future mayor of New California, then I won't be able to save her and invite her to join my squad. That's a shame =( even though she's not very useful, she just causes problems.

She's only with you for the quest anyway.

It seems a bit strange to compare the third Fallout with the previous games in the series. An RPG with a focus on role-playing versus a Bethesda-style action role-playing game in the vein of The Elder Scrolls.

He really screwed me over. But without proof, you know who you are. And I have it in different qualities, for all occasions.

I had an idea to hire a mutant, but which one?! I wanted a melee fighter; he has 9 OD compared to the eight of a cold-weapon user. That's when I got screwed over because I couldn't find any powerfists for sale. But there used to be some. The season passed, and they were all bought up. As far as I remember, the assortment of items at the merchants in different bunkers is the same, but it doesn't hurt to try. I fired everyone without taking off their equipment so I could hire them back later, got into a two-seater car, and drove into the wasteland. On the way, I encountered the first encounter in this game.
I also opened it in the previous playthrough. While remaining unnoticed, R. Riddick sneaked into the Brotherhood's base and hid among the recruits. ;

I arrived and hired Stitch with his 40% barter skill, giving him all my money. Of course, the assortment was the same, and then I had the idea to drive around the bunkers and buy up different things that had previously interested me. I bought some books.
And for the next few months, Stitch and I patrolled the wasteland in a buggy, encountering various encounters.
Funny ones - ;
And useful ones . This is a raider merchant, trading in all sorts of junk.

I'll look for another melee fighter. But maybe it's futile.

P.S. Once I ran into another group of annoying mutants and almost got screwed over. I tried to drive off the screen as usual, but it was heavily overgrown with trees, and I drove like in a maze while the thugs chased me. And the car only had 35 HP. This is because the day before, I arrogantly ran over a couple of mutants while driving around the map, and they shot off almost all of my armor in a burst, and I barely got away.