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What shall we name the establishment?
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“Flooding.” Simple and effective
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Leave it as is – “Fludnyak”
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“A den of debauchery.” How original!
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Brewery
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#39162
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I’ve always ignored them; maybe it’s time to stop, although I doubt it.
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#39163
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Thanks, Plessi, those are exactly what I was looking for! There are plenty of grenades, but it's hard for a noob and a lol like Vissy to realize that they shouldn't be looking for them in Klamath.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
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#39164
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Well, you really shouldn't complain when you have ArtMoney!
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#39165
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I never even considered using Armani or any other trainers; it's just too much of a hassle. Besides, there are plenty of grenades in Fallout, and only a complete noob would worry about conserving them!
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
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#39166
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Excuses from a cheating schoolboy!
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#39167
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Rage quit from a noob!
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#39169
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In Heroes of Might and Magic III, I had a lot of grenades. In fact, my castle was full of weapons. Several assault rifles, several sniper rifles, and a few other things. I also collected different types of armor.
In Heroes of Might and Magic II, I don't remember how it was with grenades, but near San Francisco, there are Hobbits hanging around, and they definitely have grenades. However, it's not easy to kill them at the beginning of the game.

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#39170
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WE ARE NOT DISCUSSING THE TERRIBLE THIRD GAME HERE AT ALL.
In Fallout, two grenades are not enough; you definitely won't have enough to use on all the enemies.
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#39171
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well, yes, on all of them, probably.
I had many, because I didn't use them much. although, in Tactics, I had to.

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#39172
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Grenades are only used when there's nothing else to do or during the hundredth playthrough of Fallout, at which point they become the weapon of choice. LOCKI will say that everyone is a noob and that grenades are always the best.
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#39173
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By the way, I played New Vegas. I really liked it.
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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#39174
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In Fallout, two grenades aren't enough; you definitely won't have enough for all the enemies.
The enemies are practically endless, especially if you consider random encounters.
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#39175
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Ah, I still enjoy carrying loot back home in Heroes of Might and Magic III. I had a designated spot for each type of item. Clothes went in the closet, weapons in the drawer, quest items on the desk, and I even kept some things in the refrigerator.
I come home, and a robot greets me and tells another joke.

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#39176
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They are only used when there is nothing else to do or during the hundredth playthrough of Fallout.
Newbie revealed! You should go play Oblivion!
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.