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Interesting game?

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I watched a random movie tonight. It's called My Sister's Keeper, but in Russian distribution, it's strangely titled My Guardian Angel. Anyway, no one here will probably watch it, so I'll spoil it.
The gist is this: a couple has a very sick child with a bunch of different diseases, and this girl constantly needs a donor to survive. But finding a donor is difficult. The parents are not suitable for some reason, and there are very few people with the right blood type, but the doctor found the only viable option. I don't know how he proved it would work, but it did. A sister was grown in a lab, created from the mother's egg and the sperm of the father of the sick girl, and she was grown specifically to be a donor. At five, something was taken from her blood, at six – from her bones, with huge needles being inserted into her body. In short, her body was being heavily exploited, and they didn't even ask for her permission. And now she's eleven, the sick sister is fifteen, and she needs a kidney. Of course, only the lab-grown sister's kidney is suitable. And she somehow gathers money from somewhere, hires a good lawyer, and sues her parents, demanding that their rights over her body be limited.
At the end of the movie, it turns out that the sick girl talked her sister into doing this because she wants to die. And the lab-grown sister actually loves everyone, wishes everyone well, and all that. But the point isn't that at all, but rather, why is such a miserable life needed, which you mostly spend in a hospital with some awful pains? There are no prospects for a future life because the chance of being cured is one in a million. It's just unclear why she lived for fifteen years. The mother gave up her career and quit her job for her health, the father also gave up something, the brother didn't go to school, he stayed with his sister and took care of her, and the lab-grown girl, who is also a full-fledged person with feelings and emotions, is being taken apart for her organs. And all for the sake of the sick girl living eleven years longer and dying (and she does die), having achieved nothing in life and done nothing. Of course, the lab-grown girl said a lot of blah-blah-blah, like, I'm glad I had such a cute sister and all that, and the others said the same, but it all felt kind of depressing.

Judging by your description, the movie sounds amusing. I should watch it sometime.

The topic is interesting, but I'm afraid I'll fall asleep. I think it's one of those boring, drawn-out dramas that you rarely have the patience for.

Imaris, I'll tell you why the parents weren't a good match.)
And as for the clone and what followed, that's where the screenwriter's imagination comes into play.

yes.

No, not funny. Here, Mona is closer to the truth. No, Mona, it's not a clone; it's a different girl. What's the name of the game?

This archmage of yours is quite simple.

Yeah, another girl. The procedure is the same.
But even then, there's no guarantee that the sister will have the same genetic makeup. The code doesn't repeat, which means a completely new human organism is created. From an aesthetic point of view, the film is terrible. And the parents should have been imprisoned.

It reminded me of "The Island" in some ways.

Of course, it's a simple one. Let's play.

I played Heroes 3. I started with Haven – they're pretty good and I like them in the third game. I chose a small map, one of the smallest, but it has a Dungeon and is for four players. The map difficulty is hard. I set the game difficulty to medium, 130%. Basically, two players fight against two initially developed AI Orcs. There's an alliance map, but I just played like that. So, I'm developing, and these Orcs came to me on the fifth day and started taking over everything. I drove one of the heroes away with my Red Dragon on Monday, but while I was doing that, the second Orc captured my town. I retook the town (an epic battle – twenty spearmen and three swordsmen against nine archers, lol), and then I got killed. That's it.

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Come on, don't be so dramatic. I don't see anything wrong with simply growing a girl in a laboratory. But cutting her up from the age of five – that's disgusting.

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Well, she didn't mind it herself. As long as no one starts cutting, she loves her sister and is willing to do anything for her. You know, she's just a child. She gets hurt and gives up immediately.
But the point is that she filed the lawsuit for her sister, with the best intentions, because her sister asked her to.
And by the way, she won the case, but what's the point, her sister is already dead.

These orcs have been coming to my place for the fifth day now and started taking over everything.

Well, on Monday, I defeated one of the heroes with my Red Dragon.

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Lochen, if you're serious, you can download Magic Workstation, if their servers are still running, download a lot of map images (it looks bad without them, but you can manage), create a deck or use a ready-made one, and play.
Have you ever played MTG before?

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I didn't have any troops; I wouldn't have been able to handle it without an army. On Monday, I hired archers, swordsmen, and griffins.

I've played other card games.

I didn't have any troops; I wouldn't have managed without armies. On Monday, I hired archers, swordsmen, and griffins.

As far as I remember, "red rush" refers to attacking on the very first day on extremely small maps.

They also move slowly. And they cleared out what I hadn't destroyed or taken over in a week. And on Monday, I was able to reach one of them with my stable and I did. And I defeated him. And I was left without troops again :(

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I don't know that definition. I only know this: it's an attack by a player who has already bought armies on a player who hasn't hired them yet. On Monday. But here I used this word incorrectly because the enemy hero wouldn't have hired them on Tuesday either, or on Wednesday. Because he was far from the city, and I was close.

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So, what about the idea of "motyga"?

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In general, the game has undermined my morale; now I am weak in spirit and cannot play Heroes 3 for about the next six months.

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By the way, Loken, you can still play the card game ShadowEra on your computer. Online. It's almost a clone of "motyga," only much less diverse and so on. Let's go beat up an Archmage, by the way.