/int/ - International

>>225778 (OP)
What are some of the major different ethnic groups in Russia and what do they each look like?

>>>225778 (You) (OP)
>What are some of the major different ethnic groups in Russia and what do they each look like?

Well, honest with you - Russia it's just ripped off melting pot from US, but partially without Black people, but with more White and Asian people (depends on the region of course, for example I am more close to Asian part of Russia.)
About certain ethnic groups well, Idk, I barely differentiate them (Only limit with White/Black/Asian/Muslim/Arab and so on) :/

I only got that pic about Russian nations (third one looks like Walter White fr)

>>225778 (OP)
Why do you keep spamming a mouse that is categorically terrible?

>>>225778 (You) (OP)
>Why do you keep spamming a mouse that is categorically terrible?
Um… I don't know what do you mean… can you give more details/context, please?

>>225783
You know

>>>225783 (You)
>You know
During multiplayer/online session game?

How cold does it get?

>How cold does it get?
Well, depends on the region (Currently I have around -17C or 1F or 256K). But it could get lower (-30C or -22F or 243K in the mid of the winter season) So basically, it's probably common to Canada weather

>>225778 (OP)
how snowy is there?

>>225834
Well, in general, it's really snowy! But it's also depends on the year (and it even depends when and where it would be the first snow in the area). For example, tomorrow it will be December, but I got only quite few snow, actually

Im planing a trip to Russia with some friend, our plan is to enter the country wlaking from Estonia and then visit at least St Petersburg. How realistic is it?

>Im planing a trip to Russia with some friend, our plan is to enter the country wlaking from Estonia and then visit at least St Petersburg. How realistic is it?
You mean your path to St.Petersburg? No idea, because European Union/Baltics acts pretty hostile towards Russia… idk, maybe you will pass the borders or the would decline, no idea (p.s Never bean in St. Petersburg or Moscow)

>>225837
Try passing through Belarus or Kazakhstan, they are more or less neutral towards Russia

Die in fire, pychr

>>225838
How many cities are still considered at least partially restricted like Norilsk?

>>>225838
>How many cities are still considered at least partially restricted like Norilsk?
Uhm, I don't think that Norilsk is actually partially restricted (or maybe, I don't know, because I don't know what do you mean by "partially restricted"). But we have like
Closed administrative-territorial entity (closed territories which are not easy to get into it because they are fully dedicated for military/other dangerous purposes) It has like around 38 closed territories

>>225933
the problem would be flights and visas. The cheaper option would be going to Helsinki, picking a ferry to Tallin, then a bus to Narva and crossing the border walking. We will go to the Russian consulate and ask there doe

>the problem would be flights and visas. The cheaper option would be going to Helsinki, picking a ferry to Tallin, then a bus to Narva and crossing the border walking. We will go to the Russian consulate and ask there doe

That's great then, have a nice cold trip :3

>Die in fire, pychr
Aw, man, why you so mad at me, broski? :3

is it true that the news of the tsar's death hasn't gone further east than krasnoyarsk?

>>225948
Швидко дійшло)
А словами не розуміли?

>is it true that the news of the tsar's death hasn't gone further east than krasnoyarsk?
No idea, man, I am not that type of person who is interested in Russian history (the only thing I am pro related to Russian is language and its specifics)

>>>225948 (You)
>Швидко дійшло)
>А словами не розуміли?
Ааа, понятно, ненависть из-за того, что произошло 4 года назад (хотя то что они сделали - это полный пиздец, не спорю), ну ладно, как знаешь.
P.S Я тебя не оскорблял кстати, если что (и не хотел).

>>225945
How difficult is actually to travel internally in Russia like to the next region or so

>>225964
Well, Russia is very big country in general. If talking about travelling between two towns, which are located especially far from each other - it's not that hard, but it's really depends on the transport of course (airplane>everything else, but airplane sometimes could be freaking expensive, so trains would long, but cheap option.)
About internal travel that only limits your own town, well that's depends what kind of town are you living. But there is next scheme/correlation that I spotted - the bigger is town then it takes long time to travel hypothetically from point A to point B. (In my case, it's not - I live in small town, not a village, but at the same time - not look like as Yekaterinburg or St.Petersburg. For travelling to my uni - it takes me around 15-20 mins on my feet, For shops/points where you can afford food and other consumables - 5-10 mins. That's why I love my town so much, it has pretty enough points of interests/useful locations and still it's very compact)