ELVARIO'S PROFILE

Congrats dude! You deserve it.

author=Astralization
For god's sake! I can't solve ( Side Quest ) The Little Vampire quest! I'm stuck at the music / sound puzzle ( The room on the right path ). I'm really bad at sound puzzle so may I have the 'answer' for this puzzle ? From which to which do I press ?

You're not the only one, this question is asked a lot. Although I eventually managed to do it myself, it did indeed take a lot of time. Since I'm around to see if the new version is making progress, I'll share the answer from a few messages back.

author=WheelmanZero
To be fair, english is a pretty difficult language to master, and learning another language itself is pretty challenging. Even if someone's grasp on english isn't the strongest, I'm always impressed by people who have the ability to understand more than one language.

From experience, I can say it highly depends on the age at which you've started learning it. Especially if you're talking about languages in the same language group, most people can fairly easily pick them up when learned starting from a young age.

Also, I'm in love with the fact that English has no genders for words. It makes grammar so incredibly much easier compared to languages like German and French. In someone else's words: "English– no cases, no gender, no word agreement, arguably no grammar. The language is everywhere and can be heard, absorbed and used anywhere. Short words, verbs change only in the third person. Native speakers are very forgiving of mistakes as so many people speak it as a second language. This makes English the easiest foreign language to learn. No tutorials or tutors needed to get off the ground. Just start watching films and listing to music and step out your door and use it, it is in a word, elementary." http://claritaslux.com/blog/easiest-language-learn/

That said, what I find more challenging is expanding my vocabulary. Due to its long history, it feels like English has a near limitless supply of words that are rarely used, yet possess a unique charm to them when used in certain contexts. Those are just my two cents on the topic though.

Oh, maybe it's a bit late, but might I suggest adding a counter (or something like that) for the side-quests (or something else to know when you've got them all), so people can know how/when they managed to get the most out of the game?