Posts from Sacred Haven of Debauchery

They definitely dominate when combined. But it's unclear... WHERE IS THE HP?! Medkits are used, but the body damage indicators don't change, and what do they even affect?

Do you like the new one?

Does anyone have a Necromancer hotkey + rage button that works in combat without changing the interface? Version 3.1. I can only find ones that are part of a mod with a clunky interface.

I have a whole bunch of them; my desk is covered with Necropolis buttons and rage buttons.

Does anyone have the Necromancer skill + Rage skill?

Ask De Sade. He almost always either talks about Necromancers or demonstrates his rage to everyone. Or, to be more precise, his butthurt.

The "General" faction really dominates. But it's not clear... WHERE IS THE HP?! First aid kits are used, but the body damage indicators don't change, and what do they even affect?

In Fable 3, there is no HP either; the screen just turns red when you're about to die. Although, technically, you can't actually die in that game. You just get knocked out and lose a few points.

Does anyone have a necromancy keybind + rage button?

I even improved the mod slightly by adding another button for Thermal Energy with an element table. Do you need it?
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It looks a bit amateurish; I made it a long time ago, and it took me a lot of effort, so I don't want to redo it. But from an information point of view, it's okay. And I also removed the extra mod (which changes the appearance of battles).

They definitely dominate when combined. But it's unclear... WHERE IS THE HP?! Medkits are used, but the body damage indicators don't change, and what do they even affect?

The medkit heals about 30, and it's distributed evenly across the body, which is why you don't notice the increase. And it simply affects things - you can't run with one leg, you crawl without legs, you can't lift boxes with one arm and you shoot worse with a two-handed weapon (or you can't shoot at all, I don't remember), without arms - you can't shoot at all, but you can eat chocolate bars :) 0 HP in the torso/head - death.

Look, Loki, what a great game! You can take resources from other players!

The need for a laptop, as well as some unexpected days off, prompted me to decide to visit home. Well, and I can't help but tell you about what's going on there, even though it's only been a short time.
Actually, we live in a small room with four people, which is even smaller than the one I have at home. There's one table and some kind of desk, not a single chair, except for that old thing (1) that's ready to fall apart at any moment. The point is that, despite the conditions, and the fact that I haven't really interacted with anyone for the past year and a half, I suddenly didn't feel any discomfort at all. I guess I was right in assuming that I would easily adapt to the new conditions.
The guys are cool. Two Maxim's, one of whom is seventeen, the other is twenty, and there's also Andrey, who is twenty-two and as tall as Vegtama.
Nobody smokes or drinks alcohol, which is a bit surprising. Everyone, except for one of the Maxim's, speaks Russian. This Maxim, by the way, is a raw foodist, i.e., he only eats fruits and vegetables. As he himself said, he was just a vegetarian at first, and then he came to this. As a result, he started to feel much better, more energetic, and less tired. But the point is not even that. I like that he expresses his thoughts clearly, and he's not a raw foodist just because he felt like it; he actually understands food. He knows where there is benefit or harm, what can be eaten with what, and what time it is best to eat certain foods. Even if he is wrong about something, at least it doesn't diminish his considerable knowledge in this area. By the way, as before, pure Ukrainian language sounds perfectly normal to me, unlike the Chernihiv dialect.
On the 31st, there was a ceremony at the university and all that. There were ambassadors from Japan, South Korea, and others, as well as some Ukrainian TV presenters and RUSLANA. I didn't like that the hall applauded her more than the professors and the ambassadors.
Overall, I like it here, but I'm a little worried that we've been told several times that we are in the best university in the country, that we (i.e., the students of this university) are the Ukrainian elite. And also, strangely enough, they praise Shevchenko a lot.
I have three or four classes a day, each lasting an hour and twenty minutes, with ten-minute breaks in between. In fact, I leave the university earlier than I used to leave school.
My group consists of nine people (two of whom no one has seen since August 31st). Everyone is interesting and pleasant. Oh yes, I forgot about one funny thing - three first-year students who enrolled in the Japanese language program live in the same room in the dormitory. Can you guess who they are? One of them, however, is not in my group. That is, there's me and another guy from the first group of Japanese, another from the second group of Japanese, and the last one is in Arabic.
The day before yesterday, we set the alarm for six in the morning. Everyone woke up, was confused, and for some reason went back to sleep. I got up, went to wash my face, got ready, and came to the room, sitting there. I thought, "It wouldn't be very nice to wake them up." In the end, we got up at forty minutes past, which meant we didn't have time to eat. I suggested pouring a liter of milk for four people, but not everyone agreed. As a result, I and one guy drank a liter of milk between us, which looked quite funny. This, by the way, helped to some extent, because I didn't feel hungry until the third class. The second class ended earlier, and we went to sit in the park (unlike school, they don't keep you in the building if the class ends early). At the entrance, by the way, they require a student ID. This is just an aside; I don't know if this is the case in other places.
I've noticed how quickly my phone book has started to grow. By the way, almost all the Japanese language students are anime fans to some extent. Is that surprising?
I wanted to tell you about something else, but I think that's enough for now. I need to do some work before going to bed and leaving tomorrow.
I won't stay for Sunday or come often, because there's not much point in it, and I'm annoyed by the trips (by the way, on the way from Kyiv to Chernihiv, I kept repeating Japanese words and some dialogues in my head) and the lot of extra and unnecessary information that I get at home. For the first time, I felt that this can interfere with my ability to concentrate normally on something specific, like learning a language.

Are there any female characters in the game?

Actually, we live in a small room, just the four of us, and it's even smaller than the one I have at home. There's one table and some kind of desk, but no chairs, except for that old thing (1) that's about to fall apart any minute.

We have a better dorm, with three chairs, and they're all in good condition :)

Everyone except one of the Maxim's speaks Russian. This Maxim, by the way, is a raw foodist, meaning he only eats fruits and vegetables. As he said, he was just a vegetarian at first, and then he came to this. Because of this, he started feeling much better, more energetic, and less tired. But the point isn't even that. I like that he articulates his thoughts clearly, and he's not a raw foodist just because he felt like it; he really understands food. He knows where the benefits and harms lie, what can be eaten with what, and what time of day it's best to eat certain foods. Even if he's wrong about something, at least it doesn't detract from his considerable knowledge in this area. By the way, as before, I find pure Ukrainian language perfectly acceptable to listen to, unlike the Chernihiv dialect.

All the Ukrainians I know (either directly or online: Nebo and Pobeditel) are wonderful people! Sometimes I wonder why the national question arises; it seems to be the fault of the governments.
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It seems you're from there too, if I understand correctly. I didn't know. Well, here's another example.

Revan will soon abandon us for real life :'(

Hmm, I need to create a thread asking why people come here. Okay, players of Heroes, it's clear why they're here. But what do the people who just chat aimlessly do here? Is it just for the sake of it? Is it for communication? But surely everyone has friends and other forums besides this one. I'm just curious.

cool story Revenge
you greasy-haired guy, don't whine. I literally replayed the first Deus Ex just half a year ago. I'm not some desperate newbie like you.

I'll throw you too.