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•10 hours ago: Following new legislation in Qasardastan, the government is forced to pander to the will of every fruitcake politician. •10 hours ago: Following new legislation in Qasardastan, criminals are executed and their property seized. •1 day 10 hours ago: Following new legislation in Qasardastan, the Hanging Gardens account for half of Templia's water use.
Well, I must say, the results of these issues were very, very pleasing. The only downside is that the weather has worsened and taxes have increased significantly, but that's nothing. As for weaponry, it's a shame that this simulator equates safety with carrying a weapon, or maybe in "some" countries it's just a skillfully fabricated myth; I don't know, I've never been there.
It would be nice, of course, to cut spending on religion and international aid from the budget, but that's probably not achievable yet, just like getting rid of fanatics and other things.
I wouldn't mind if you added a description of the Mushroom Revolution, a post with a timeline, and a post with a Q&A. But I won't look for them on my phone right now.
It’s enough to simply type “Roger Singleton” in the search bar within the topic, and all messages will appear automatically. 3 revolution 4 chronology 5 conference
It's quite simple – just type "Roger Singleton" in the search bar within the topic, and all the messages will appear automatically.
It just dawned on me that Roger-ua said something profound about Ukraine, and Roger Singleton, in that case, should have said something similar about the Champions.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
Well, it seems to me that Des is killing this thread in all its forms. Wouldn't it be great if we could play a turn-based global strategy game, putting in minimal effort each day but still getting interesting gameplay?
I didn't quite understand if you're going to kill the second patrol or just pass by – Medzh suggested that, but no one responded. Also, I don't know who among you will "pretend" to be the second patrol if it comes to that – the characters have different stats, and therefore the checks will also pass differently.
Well, it seems like we're going to take out the patrol, Kosha is in, I'm in, Heroist is in, Medzh isn't particularly against it. No one asked Plesa Plesa doesn't seem to care. I think we should leave the cosplay to Ples and Kosha, because they are unarmed, and Ples also speaks in a "Burkhan" style. On the other hand, there probably aren't any women in the "Burkhan" army, plus Kosha has very high strength. So maybe it would be better if, say, Heroist gives Kosha a knife, and he disguises himself.
In the house at number thirteen, the visitors were greeted no more warmly than by the local residents. Although, as it turned out, all its "inhabitants" were from Akte, and they were not known for their friendliness. They were allowed inside, however, without any complications.
"Jamal al-Fasid informed us of your arrival," said one of them. "Let's get down to business."
Inside, there were at least six people: five armed, and one sitting at a computer (there were many of these here; these devices were prohibited in Burhan). The speaker was of short stature, a dark-haired man in his early thirties. At the end of the room was a heavy steel door, and on the other side, a staircase leading to the second floor.
Koryaga decided to carefully examine one of the rifles.
A reliable and inexpensive rifle to manufacture (similar to a Kalashnikov) – such rifles appeared in Burhan seven years ago, and almost everyone had one.
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It would be nice, of course, to cut spending on religion and international aid from the budget, but that's probably not achievable yet, just like getting rid of fanatics and other things.
