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[Elin]

There there, it's alright.

My head is literally splitting on (4?) that one with the compass.

I KNOW I should be able to recognize it in a second.

But for some reason...

Likewise. ; I know I've played it, and it's not even something very obscure, but... ;__;

Also, nice typo in Full Throttle's dialogue. 'It's radiator'? 'It is radiator'?

[Raype]

Likewise. ; I know I've played it, and it's not even something very obscure, but... ;__;

Also, nice typo in Full Throttle's dialogue. 'It's radiator'? 'It is radiator'?

Wow, that game must cause amnesia or something

I'd laugh, but I've been known to make that typo constantly. Of course I'm not paid to type posts on the internet. Or am I?

[Evans]

Wow, that game must cause amnesia or something

I'd laugh, but I've been known to make that typo constantly. Of course I'm not paid to type posts on the internet. Or am I?

Excellent.

Someone isn't being lead astray by the siren.

Nor it's younger sister.

Who I hear is forbidden.

[Raype]

See?

Common typo is common.

[Elin]

I'd laugh, but I've been known to make that typo constantly. Of course I'm not paid to type posts on the internet. Or am I?

I used to make it all the time too. Or...not really. I got it correct most of the time, but couldn't have told you what the difference between 'it's' and 'its' was until about two or three years ago. It just came naturally to me. Like most English grammar, really. ;

Still, in a professional product, it's pretty shoddy. Granted, it's not as bad as Wild ARMs II's 'dialogue that is very much too stilted and also intelligible not very much into which the heart it is placed'. But at least that has the excuse of not originally having been in English.

[Elin]

How cheeky.

[Raype]

I used to make it all the time too. Or...not really. I got it correct most of the time, but couldn't have told you what the difference between 'it's' and 'its' was until about two or three years ago. It just came naturally to me. Like most English grammar, really. ;

Still, in a professional product, it's pretty shoddy. Granted, it's not as bad as Wild ARMs II's 'dialogue that is very much too stilted and also intelligible not very much into which the heart it is placed'. But at least that has the excuse of not originally having been in English.

I know the difference, I'm just too lazy to bother making sure I type "its" instead of "it's" unless it's something that needs to be ABSOLUTELY PERFECT.

And there were no foul mouthed cowboys either. FALSE ADVERTISING!

[Evans]

See?

Common typo is common.

It's a pet peeve of mine.

I know the difference, I'm just too lazy to bother making sure I type "its" instead of "it's" unless it's something that needs to be ABSOLUTELY PERFECT.

And there were no foul mouthed cowboys either. FALSE ADVERTISING!

Good game, nonetheless.

[Evans]

Fuck that fucking number fucking 4.

Argh.

[Raype]

It's a pet peeve of mine.

Good game, nonetheless.

It is?

Of course. Needed more vampire chick though. And less Tim.

[Elin]

Good game, nonetheless.

Agreed. I was amazed at how much fun I had with it, even though a good part of the dialogue was pretty much beyond any comprehension.

It was weird, actually. About half of it was perfectly well translated. It's like they ran out of money halfway through and had to just Babelfish the rest.

[Evans]

It is? :wacko;

Of course. Needed more vampire chick though. And less Tim.

Clearly!

[Elin]

less Tim.

I liked Tim. =( His town had pretty music. And he was just about my best character for most of the game.

[Elin]

It's a pet peeve of mine.

I've found myself picking up on it more and more too. I just find it funny, though.

[Evans]

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