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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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#48497
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Have you finished it already, or are you planning to in two days?
I finished it! Although the ending was a bit disappointing; I expected a more serious battle than what I got.
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#48498
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Are these the ones that rush out of the bushes near the first town with wild cries?

They first turn around, shout at you for a long time to leave, then rush into the attack and die ingloriously from a single swing of the sword.
 

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#48499
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at the beginning, only my sheep died from a single swing.

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#48500
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basilisks in the thickets
Lol, what? There are no basilisks in Gothic.
I expected a more serious battle than I got.
Yeah, that's true. Although those acolytes hit really hard, even though they look like losers. It's even difficult to take on two of them. But the best thing is to kill them with some kind of area-of-effect attack ^^

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Well, scavengers are just for newbies. Because at levels 0-5, they don't die in one hit.
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#48501
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Of course, I had them! There were some near the lighthouse, and also on an island that I reached by swimming! There were traps and treasures there. I collected everything.

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#48502
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These were lizards, I think.

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swam manually!
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#48503
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Yes, the Acolytes made me run around a bit. But I managed – I summoned an army of darkness, which distracted them, and I attacked.
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#48504
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For me, they were basilisks. They are similar, even when compared to those in Battlegrounds and other games, just without the petrification ability.
Although, I don't remember very well anymore.

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#48505
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Ah, yes, that works. Although I killed them with other spells, dealing damage and affecting multiple targets. And I summoned various skeletons, golems, and other creatures in the Temple of the Sleeping One when I played the game for the first time. I just really wanted to summon someone. It's also scary there, you might get attacked! And they do attack. And I have a golem! A loyal friend, it goes to protect me and immediately dies.

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I couldn't find a good picture.
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#48506
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Once, after summoning skeletons, I summoned a golem, and it started attacking them.
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#48507
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ah, yes, summoned creatures sometimes don't get along with each other, haha.

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And in the second Gothic, it's actually quite interesting to play as a mage. The first time I played, I chose a mage, and it was cool. I also played as a mercenary (which was surprisingly interesting), but I didn't finish it – I accidentally deleted all the saves and couldn't recover them. And I played as a paladin about a year ago. It was okay, but playing as a mage and a mercenary was much more interesting. That's just my opinion.

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And I also played with the unofficial add-on, where I played as a necromancer. The add-on was boring, and the overpowered necromancer was also boring.
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#48509
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But I wasn't saying anything *against Necropolis* right now.
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#48510
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Your psychological mask type is: Dependent
This mask makes its owner act like a small child who seeks and demands attention. The owner of this mask rarely acts independently and seeks support. This mask compels a person to resort to various tricks so that they are not left alone or so that they receive more attention. The "someone must need me" syndrome.

Cause: abandonment trauma.

Self-deception: likes to portray independence and tell everyone who is willing to listen that they are doing very well alone and that they no longer need anyone.

Treatment: get used to being alone, dramatize less.

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#48511
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against Necromancers
a depressing overpowered Necromancer

Don't overdo it, Volkusya.
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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#48513
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But in that add-on, everything is depressing.

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not very good texts are not needed by anyone.