A group of friends are playing a game, likely a form of online multiplayer, where they are divided into teams and competing against each other. They are discussing their progress and strategies, as well as their preferences for the next "map" to play on. The options are the metro, a farm, skyscrapers, and space, with some players advocating for the farm and others for space. The players are also joking and teasing each other, with some lighthearted insults and humorous remarks. The conversation is casual and informal, with the players using slang and colloquialisms.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The conversation is about voting for the next map to build.
2. Four options are mentioned: space, metro, skyscrapers, and farm.
3. The speaker and their partner, Andrey, are voting for the metro.
4. Lera and another person are voting for skyscrapers.
5. Danil is voting for the farm.
6. The speaker asks their audience to vote for the farm on their Telegram channel.
7. The conversation is interspersed with references to a game or simulation, where characters are shooting and dying.
8. The speaker mentions that they have already won two rounds and are likely to win the third round, which would mean the farm map is chosen.
9. The speaker's partner, Andrey, is not present for part of the conversation.
10. Other characters mentioned include Ksenia, Maria, Eduard, and Artemka.
11. The conversation is often interrupted by music and sound effects.
12. The speaker refers to their subscribers on Telegram and asks them to vote for the farm.
13. The speaker mentions that if they win, they will build the farm map, and if their opponents win, they can ask their subscribers to vote for the space map.
14. The conversation includes references to a "sniper" game or simulation.
15. The speaker mentions that the farm map would feature pigs, dung, and geese, and that they would have to navigate through poop and engage in a "poop fight".
16. The conversation includes references to a "season of survival" and a "series of snipers".