Vurnaks horde

[Musashi]

I just killed vurnak and grabbed the 2 chests by him, and then ran for the stair. It asked me am I ready to leave now, I thought just that level, not the whole dungeon. I wanted to run back up and go in the horde, was that possible? Did I miss my chance?

[drdave]

Once you defeat Vurnak, the temple collapses. So, yes you've missed your chance I'm afraid.

[Musashi]

But the door was red before I killed him...

[drdave]

I think once you enter the lair there's no going back.

[anrdaemon]

Games teach us to be patient, to know weapons and cars, teach us English and Polish language, teach to make difficult decisions and live with their consequences, teach how to survive in the wild, how to work in a team. In school at the same time they teaching geometry theorems, which helped nobody not even once in their lives.

// sorry, was unable to resist…

[fallen]

Apr 28, 2019 11:18:04 GMT -5 anrdaemon said:

Games teach us to be patient, to know weapons and cars, teach us English and Polish language, teach to make difficult decisions and live with their consequences, teach how to survive in the wild, how to work in a team. In school at the same time they teaching geometry theorems, which helped nobody not even once in their lives.

// sorry, was unable to resist…

Lol, I can say over the last 8 years I wish I had paid better attention to geometry theorems almost weekly. I'd be doing a lot less Googling to puzzle this stuff now if I had actually take the time to learn it then.

So, you coudl say "which helped exactly one person in their lives" at least.

[anrdaemon]

Not that it did not help me at least once, but overall direction is clearly seen.
The best school/university can teach you is how to learn stuff, the actual learning takes place elsewhere at your own discretion.