¡Hola, mundo! El nuevo nombre de esta página es “Hispanotown P Z Bienvenidos a la Vida en España” (Latino Expats: “Latino Expats ” welcome to life in Spain! Hometown greetings: “Bienvenidos a España” and “Recibe un abrazo de amor desde aquí”). We’re all about spreading joy, community, and living a life in love. Stay tuned for more españolized content! By the way, si tiene problemas de memoria, nostalgico.
Now, tiempo fuera, our lives have definitely been all about experimenting with new foods, traveling to new destinations, and discovering exciting cultural experiences. We’ve made lasting friendships and had some spill the tea on each other’s adventures. We’ve embraced the coffee and delicious pastries, and even secrets shared over coffee in the morning. We believe in the power of community and the importance of personal growth.
So, compañero(a)
¡Bienvenidos a Hispanotown PZ HARDCORE!
Nos alegra anunciar el reinicio de nuestra temporada en el servidor de Project Zomboid con una experiencia renovada y más desafiante que nunca. Desde el reciente wipe del 07/08, nos hemos comprometido a ofrecer una jugabilidad aún más intensa y equilibrada, con zombies más feroces y un loot regulado que te hará pensar dos veces antes de aventurarte en el mundo apocalíptico.
Nuestra comunidad se enriquece con una variedad de mods cuidadosamente seleccionados para mejorar tu experiencia, un staff atento y siempre dispuesto a ayudarte, y eventos emocionantes que pondrán a prueba tu resistencia y habilidades. Esta temporada, además, hemos incorporado un sistema de economía que te permitirá comerciar, añadiendo una capa adicional de estrategia a tu supervivencia.
En Hispanotown, encontrarás una dinámica de juego que combina PvP y PvE por zonas, lo que te permitirá elegir tu estilo de juego según tus preferencias y habilidades. Prepárate para enfrentar desafíos extremos, formar alianzas, y sobrevivir en un mundo donde cada decisión cuenta.
¡Únete a nosotros y demuestra tu fortaleza en el apocalipsis zombi!
Servidor ubicado en NA Centro
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