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I agree! And I, meanwhile, am combining "Klinskoe" (4.7%) with "Melnik" (5%). The first one has a milder taste, so it's a matter of preference. Those who prefer a more bitter taste will go for "Melnik". Although, I've always believed that beer should have a decent bitterness, which can't be said about "Klinskoe", "Baltika 7", "Zatecky Gus", "Bud", "Kozel"...
It tastes like complete garbage, even worse than Baltika-9 with a similar alcohol content. But it's the cheapest beer in the store and gets you pretty drunk, so it's good enough for a broke student.
Something just slightly changed in the perception, but it didn't become more fun, relaxing, or even spark any pseudo-philosophical conversations. It's just pointless overall.
Maybe it was just the wrong mood, but the same applies to Baltika 9, Staryy Melnik, or 387 – they always have a positive effect in this regard.