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>>20490208
No. I fucking hate it there. At least this board gets boring enough that I can drag myself away and be productive.

Sorry if this is a retarded question, I'm still learning the game:

Should I be worried about pumping non-combat skills too much? I play a lot of Elder scrolls, where you have similar skill training and enemy scaling systems. A common issue in those games is if you train your non-combat skills and start levelling up a lot, you'll start falling behind the pace of the world as stronger monsters appear and your combat skills are up to par. Is this A Thing in Elona?

>>16871005
>>16870985
>>16870971
please dont do this to me

>>16864460
>, its not like they're real beings you're gonna meet or anything.