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Posts from Sacred Haven of DebaucheryAuto-translated
almost complete absence of food taboos: they eat everything from spiders and snakes to dogs and crocodiles.
Funny, a friend of mine is studying in the USA and is currently renting an apartment with a student from Cambodia. One thing I remember from her stories is that they have a special kind of fried spider that is considered a delicacy. That is, in Cambodia, such spiders are not found in the States).
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Anlaki
Lol. Did someone analyze the DNA of a vampire? That's quite a discovery) It reminded me of questions from a school olympiad, like "explain from a biological point of view, is the existence of a human vampire possible" and a similar one about the possibility of the existence of a "Catops").
Sorry, guys, I can’t help myself; I always get excited when I manage to capture a striking angle. And here are a couple more beautiful landscapes, so you don’t complain too much.
I liked the upper landscape, but not the lower one.
Going back a few pages: I finally finished Warriors of the North. Usually, in King's Bounty, I try to complete as many side quests as possible (I really enjoyed this aspect of the game, especially in the first part), but not here. Either there are too many of them, or they are scattered too far apart (swim across half of Endoria to deliver a piece of wood), or some were too boring (run back and forth 5 times between two houses), but all of this tired me out, and I skipped many quests. However, the ending managed to restore the somewhat spoiled impression of the game: I liked the implementation of battles with undead armies near the castle, and the idea of the final battle. Overall, it's good; now it's time for Tribes of the East.
I'm trying to beat the Lord of Destruction campaign on impossible difficulty for the second time. The first time, I played as a Warrior (I've already beaten the campaign as a Paladin on medium difficulty, and as a Mage on hard), but it didn't quite work out. Now I'm playing as a Paladin again. It's already the twentieth game day, and I'm still with the Dwarves. I have to run away from all enemies except those who are "slightly stronger," as they fight almost or completely without losses. And yet, about 80% of the units are very strong or deadly. At least, gold isn't as scarce as it was when I played as a Warrior.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers
Well, we have a tournament for a good and free game...
I'm not feeling inspired for a tournament. And besides, starting Monday, something unpredictable is happening in real life, so I won't have time for games.
E si sui vius, er mi grans benananza, e si ieu muoir, er mi grans deliuriers