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feedback for exploration: mobs drop crumbs, bosses explode into thin air, hidden rooms stash poems by faux ancient-style literati, and at the end of exploration you get two strings of prayer beads. Resources

Originally posted by KingGorillaKong:

Originally posted by alexander.julian.erhard:

The Problem is, China´s Literati (replacing the Intelligentsia) are neutral towards Religion.
So normally
route is more challenging.

That doesn't work for China, its Nihilism or nothin apparently... Moderates don't work with the Literati.. If they are moderate it doesn't with cause they don't have

Not sure if I quite qualify as Literati, but I met a woman in college (1989) who knew Langston Hughes. Lois Mailou Jones gave a lecture specifically about the Harlem Renaissance and 'Song For a Dark

" thing.

I see we have another card-carrying Literati, here! But, is there a Song For a Dark Girl there?

political flamewars here are ultimate off-topic. It's eather everyone arguing over capes, or the Terran Federation loyalists fighting media literati over whether the bugs nuked Buenos Aires, or whether it was

bit gloomy like say dear Esther?
I am thinking of buying this for a friend who is perhaps not the creative type, but is definitely a Literati. He also struggles with depression. Will this be a good game

Originally posted by alexander.julian.erhard:

The Problem is, China´s Literati (replacing the Intelligentsia) are neutral towards Religion.
So normally you can´t get out of State Religion

was released. [/quote]
WOAH DAMN OK thats ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ cool actually, aight so good to know, yeah my run was literaty jsut a random causal run that turned into my best run lol so I was just curious thats all

, particularly literatis and nobels, had used Chinese characters and Classical Chinese as main written language for nearly two thousand years. The role is a bit like Latin in Europe. Korean people's names are also

Chinese language rather than English or Japanese.

Korean language was heavily influenced by Chinese in history, especially written language. Korean people, particularly literatis and nobels, had used