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Yeah, I didn't want to post anything more. Although, based on socionics, maybe I'll post one more thing, and that's it. It would be interesting to compare it to what I had before.
yes. I won't post this test because it's divided into two parts and has few questions. In one, they mentioned Balzac, and in the other, Gaben. But each part contains a grain of truth.
At first, it might seem like he's doing everything casually, without much effort. But gradually, you begin to understand that his unhurriedness reflects the overall rhythm of life: a combination of freedom and efficiency. Talented laziness. He won't work aimlessly. A born inventor, but he doesn't rush to implement his ideas until the conditions are right for maximum impact. He takes pride in his ability not to do anything that doesn't bring benefit.
I won't post this test because it's divided into two parts and has few questions. In one, they mentioned Balzac, and in the other, Gaben. But there's a grain of truth in each.
Arch, you're definitely not Balzac, not even close. And you don't really resemble Gaben either.
Need a spectacular, large-scale battle with lots of variety in melee combat? Play Counter-Strike.
Need subtle province management in a global strategy game? Play Solitaire!
Moderated: USE OF PROFANITY in the message
Fucking
drug addict.
But Vasya is great, he clearly and straightforwardly criticized the game. The mechanics need to be changed a long time ago; how long can we keep choking on the same crap?
*facepalm*
I hope he washed his hands before that. The campaigns in the Heroes games are of low quality, except perhaps for the fourth one, and even that's not certain.
My Solitaire records haven't been beaten for several years at different jobs, and at home, they don't even try. So you're right. Lol.
And Vasya is great, he clearly and in a cool way expressed his opinion about the game.
You probably weren't very good with the Russian language and misspoke. It should have sounded like this: "Vasya is great, he tried to express his opinion in a one-sided way using railroad ties and throwing things over the fence, but he didn't do it well, but he can."
The mechanics should have been changed a long time ago, how long can we keep choking on the same crap?
The mechanics, on the contrary, have made up for all the parts. You can still tweak the options if you're really struggling with the mechanics.
The campaigns in the Heroes games are of low quality, except perhaps for the fourth one, and even that's not a fact.
Ar, in a way, is like Gaben – a sensory-logical type, Balzac is an intuitive-logical type; both are introverts, and you, based on your behavior, seem like a pure intuitive-ethical type. And yes, I agree that you are an introvert. So, it's either Dostoyevsky or Yesenin. However, to determine this accurately, you need to meet in real life, but you don't resemble Gaben at all, and you also seem too sensitive externally to be Balzac; they are more reserved.
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