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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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#42978
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Yes, I had something similar happen with Fable 3. I didn't even download it; I bought it. But when I launched it, the antivirus decided that one of the DLL files was a virus and simply deleted it. I disabled the antivirus, downloaded the DLL from the internet, and everything worked.
But the next day, I forgot to turn off the antivirus, and the same thing happened again.
 

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#42979
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Imagine, it's necessary.
Do you mean so that the mob is positioned exactly on the line directly in front, without any deviation?

I'll try.
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Except the ones we've made
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#42980
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Exactly so that the mob is positioned directly in front, without any deviation?
Actually, the attack range is about 90 degrees for both mages and melee units. Moreover, if a mage starts casting a spell when the mob is within this range, and then the mob moves out of it, the spell will still be cast successfully.

"Let's fly to the most beautiful sky. No matter how many times your wings break, keep trying."©Crono Crusade

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#42982
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I took a Warrior to attack with an auto-attack, or, God forbid, to use a skill, I have to run up close to the mob and turn to face it, and only then can I attack. What's the point of the mouse in this situation?
How else should it be? Should it be like in Lineage, where arrows and spells fly through three floors? True, that's how it looks in PvE – a mage or hunter kiting a melee unit, while two melee units dance and jump. On the other hand, that's the only way I PvPed.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
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#42983
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The Demiurge's promise has come true, and after death, you became an Advocate of God.
The position may be honorable, but the work is a real grind.

Imagine: hundreds, thousands, millions of suffering, cursing, believing, or simply whining people, and they all appeal to God. And all these requests and curses must be listened to, rewritten neatly in a book of complaints and suggestions, and then the very best ones (eloquent, desperate, interesting, although, what could be interesting in human whining?) are selected, and then you descend to earth and… Ideally, you fulfill them, but you've become so tired of dealing with all sorts of nonsense over the centuries that sometimes you allow yourself to have some fun.

For example, you appear before the suffering person in the form of the cat Behemoth, although according to the rules, you should have snow-white wings and sometimes a flashing halo. You casually sit down opposite the stunned mortal and disdainfully say, "Well?" And if the mortal doesn't start spitting or looking for a needle to prick his finger, you reluctantly fulfill his request.

And sometimes you come in the form of an ordinary person, in a business suit, with a briefcase, wearing glasses. You seat the "client" opposite you and ask him to prove the relevance of his request, to provide arguments "for," while you use long-proven arguments "against." Bringing the person to despair (or even rage, which sometimes happens), you fulfill his wish...

No, of course, you take your job very seriously and don't have fun like that very often. You usually spend hours poring over someone's request, carefully weighing the decision... But sometimes you just get discouraged. When people's desires contradict each other, and your head spins, and it's not clear what to do with all these complaints.

But don't despair. After all, this is your job.
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Be strong. Believe
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#42984
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Hey, what the heck is going on here? There’s already a topic for this.
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#42985
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What is the topic? There isn't one, actually. I decided not to create one for this test because it's not that important.

Be strong. Believe
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#42986
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Mafia 29. Witch Hunt

the game's title is very fitting. while the town was hunting witches, the Satanists dominated everyone.

Be strong. Believe
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#42987
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Moreover, if a mage starts casting a spell while a mob is in that sector, and then the mob moves out of that sector, the cast will still go through as intended.
I don't know about mobs, but experienced melee units always jump around the caster because the cast will fail if they manage to get out of the caster's line of sight.
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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#42988
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What exactly is the problem here? Doesn't the character automatically turn to face the correct direction?
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.
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#42989
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No, it doesn't turn; that's what I'm saying. "YOU CAN'T SEE THE ENEMY!!!", so you have to turn so that it IS visible, even though the mob is only ten centimeters away from the character.
Actually, there's a 90-degree sector for both mages and melee units. Moreover, if a mage starts casting when the mob is within this sector, and then the mob moves out of it, the cast will still go through as intended.
90 degrees turned out to be quite small.
Either make it like in PvE – you click on a target, and all attacks will be associated with it if it's within the attack range, and if not, the character will move towards it. Or like in some slashers, where you can swing your weapon into the void as much as you want, and when a target appears, you'll hit it.
In general, PvE will be faster in terms of mechanics, but it's more grindy.
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
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#42990
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I installed WoW, the trial version. The character editor is too primitive, and the combat system seemed incredibly unpleasant. I chose a Warrior, and to attack with an auto-attack or, God forbid, a skill, you have to get right up close to the mob and face it, and only then can you attack. What's the point of the mouse in this situation? It's just incredibly inconvenient; I understand there are hotkeys and all that, but I doubt any mage needs to look at the mob to cast a spell. It's inconvenient. Ugh.

It's even more inconvenient with a Warlock. It's too easy with a Warrior, but with a Warlock, you also have to think. Yes, and he also needs to look at the mob to cast spells.

But overall, WoW is a good game. Lots of possibilities, guilds, auctions, raids. The only thing that bothers me is the graphics from 2003, so I don't think I'll be playing for very long. Although, I've already switched to the full version.
Смысла нет, но вы держитесь там. Удачи, здоровья, хорошего настроения!
И пока в кармане пачка милкиуэйев - значит все не так уж плохо на сегодняшний день



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#42991
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The graphics have been improved, by the way. This is especially noticeable when looking at the water in new (especially the goblin levels) and old locations.

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P.S. That's it, you guys are annoying. I'm going to pay for WoW.

"Let's fly to the most beautiful sky. No matter how many times your wings break, keep trying."©Crono Crusade

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#42992
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Don't pay!
Tomorrow holds no promises
Except the ones we've made
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#42993
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PvP will be more dynamic in terms of mechanics, but it will require more grinding.
Tell me more.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.