Posts from Sacred Haven of Debauchery Auto-translated

The pictures won't view themselves, and the quest log won't fill itself in.

I'm getting fed up with this... I remember 2014. I was riding in a tram, and I saw this girl – she was wearing glasses, young, and alone. So, I sat down next to her and asked, "What's up? Where do you study? What games do you play?" She said, "Do I look like a hardcore gamer?" Then, yeah, she said she played Lineage or something, I don't remember. We talked a bit about life, and we agreed that I would write to her on VK. As expected, the nickname turned out to be fake. So, I forgot about it. Then, some time passed. I get a friend request from a familiar face in glasses. I added her, said hello, and then forgot about it again. Then, a month later, I see she has a million friends. I thought, "I don't need you." I ran into her on the street later, and she looked at me, but I didn't even say "Hello." And then there was another internet failure. I was going to visit her, promised, promised, and she was all, "blah blah blah, my dear," etc. We seemed to be communicating, communicating, and then I got bored with her. And she was only 18. I forgot about her again. Then there was Alena. At first, when she moved in with me, we tried to do things together. I listened to her music, she listened to mine, we told each other stories, we planned to go on vacation together... Then I tried to get her to stop drinking. But she drank like a homeless person. She didn't play games at all. The result – she packed her things and left. And how am I supposed to live with you, esteemed ones? You are boring, tedious, and old-fashioned.

A hundred million billion times better than a grindy game with terrible pathfinding...

There's no less grinding here, and maybe even more. And the story is worse than in the second Icewind Dale, yeah. But you'll see for yourself later.

Well, I actually liked the seventh game, for example. Although I stopped playing the thirteenth one.

When creating a hero, we don't just distribute attribute and skill points; we need to specify what each hero did and who they were before the game began, starting from the age of fifteen. Moreover, the older the character, the more professions they can choose and the more points they can invest in skills, but after reaching thirty, age begins to affect their attributes. The possible career also depends on who their parents were. Noble children have access to almost all paths, including military and spiritual ones; you can't make a knight out of the offspring of villagers, but they will become skilled hunters or bandits, and a city dweller will find themselves in trade, and so on. There are many professions and occupations, some of which are only available after gaining experience in others. Further skill development in the game itself occurs both through their use and through training with teachers.

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You can't turn a peasant into a Knight.

pff

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http://store.steampowered.com/app/327930/
Well, I'm not sure about that.

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That awkward moment when you're the only character dressed appropriately in the game on the map.

Don't like witches flying on brooms.

I don't like slaves with their... dangling brooms.

Shapiro - Carlatan

Aretz, you posted in the wrong thread.

And here, someone was even criticizing me, saying that Diablo 2 is outdated and a scam.