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It wasn't free, of course; I charged him for it. It was a reward for completing the quest, you know.
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Arandor
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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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Arandor
Arandor
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Actually, I bought a cigarette, showed them to him, and he was happy. Then I broke them with a hand gesture and threw them in the trash. And I told him: if you smoke, I'll do the same to you, got it?! He got scared, almost cried, and ran away. After that, I didn't go to the gym for three months because I was afraid.
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Siverfale
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And if you refused the reward, would you get more experience?
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
Arandor
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Well, actually, I'm just kidding, as always.
There's nothing to do while the music is downloading.
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ОMEGA
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Ar, I'm just kidding.
But I had an interesting experience with selling alcohol. A couple of years ago (I was 22-23), I walked into a store, I had a beard (not just unshaven, but a full beard), long hair, and I was exhausted after 12 hours of work. I wanted to buy some wine, and they asked for my ID. The funniest part is that the next day, a 15-year-old kid from next door, who looked his age, bought vodka at the same store without any problems. I still can't understand the logic behind it.
But I had an interesting experience with selling alcohol. A couple of years ago (I was 22-23), I walked into a store, I had a beard (not just unshaven, but a full beard), long hair, and I was exhausted after 12 hours of work. I wanted to buy some wine, and they asked for my ID. The funniest part is that the next day, a 15-year-old kid from next door, who looked his age, bought vodka at the same store without any problems. I still can't understand the logic behind it.
"Let's fly to the most beautiful sky. No matter how many times your wings break, keep trying."©Crono Crusade
kcfgogbfalgfl
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So, the corrupters of underage individuals have been exposed.
And the funniest thing is that the next day, a 15-year-old kid from next door, who looked his age, bought vodka there without any problems. I still can't understand the logic.
Happy Life
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Once, I was walking past a store, and two little noobs came up to me, saying, "Buy us a Jaguar, please! Here's 1k that I took from my mom's wallet." So, I bought them the Jaguar, and kept the change for myself. That's the story.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
kcfgogbfalgfl
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Ah, you're discussing Dragon Age II here.
For the record, I liked it less than the first part, mostly due to the technical aspects.
- The dialogue system is like in Mass Effect. I don't like it because it clearly divides the answer options into "good" and "bad," as if for fools.
- The animation of a mage's normal attack. I don't know why a mage needs to wave their staff as if they're performing in a circus.
- The animation of warriors in combat. In the first part, it was closer to realistic; here, there are jumps, whirlwinds, swings, and so on.
And it's all in that spirit.
For the record, I liked it less than the first part, mostly due to the technical aspects.
- The dialogue system is like in Mass Effect. I don't like it because it clearly divides the answer options into "good" and "bad," as if for fools.
- The animation of a mage's normal attack. I don't know why a mage needs to wave their staff as if they're performing in a circus.
- The animation of warriors in combat. In the first part, it was closer to realistic; here, there are jumps, whirlwinds, swings, and so on.
And it's all in that spirit.
Wistrit
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Arco, didn't you notice that you were given 1k gold for the chip?
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
Except the ones we've made
Arandor
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Noted! So what? It’s not like I’m going to get anything from them. I usually buy things not with money, but with loot I find in the wasteland. Right now, I don’t even know what to do with all the weapons and 50 lizard skins. We’re a party of three, and our bags are full. We just need more ammo.
Be strong. Believe
Wistrit
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And why don't you have similar questions about the quests involving Woody's ghosts? About the ghost farm? About Smiley? About the NCR chip?
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
Except the ones we've made
Arandor
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I haven't gotten to them yet.
Be strong. Believe
Ple-Sen
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The dialogue system is like in Mass Effect. I don't like it because it clearly and obviously divides the answer options into "bad" and "good," as if for fools.
- The animation of a mage's normal attack. I don't know why a mage needs to wave his staff as if he's performing in a circus.
- The animation of warriors' combat. In the first part, it was closer to realistic; here, there are jumps, whirlwinds, swings, and so on.
Happy Life
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Very interesting.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
Ple-Sen
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There are a few. But for someone who plays games like Viabush, it's not that noticeable.