[Shanvhere]

[Shanvhere]

FAIL STAMP times 2!!

[pathwriter]

First off, convert these to jpg. They're entirely too massive and no one really needs that level of quality if you're just SS'ing the text.

Secondly, there are no errors in your second image. Learn English.

[MrReinhardt]

critical much?

[Manalek]

"have you come to sup?" is correct English?...

looking at the line below, where they are talking about food and drink, leads me to believe it's meant to be "sip."

This post has been edited by Manalek: 02 September 2010 - 07:49 PM

[Shanvhere]

Manalek, on 02 September 2010 - 07:48 PM, said:

"have you come to sup?" is correct English?...

LOL maybe to his bad grammar

[pathwriter]

You morons can't even crack a dictionary, huh? http://dictionary.re....com/browse/sup Where do you think the word "supper" comes from? "Dinner" is derived from "to dine," it's the same with sup/supper.

[Shanvhere]

I don't think "sup" has been used since we had horses for transportation, and guns to fight in duel. Sup to me means, hi, hello, how can I help ya, howdy partner. NOT DIN DIN!

[Manalek]

whatever you say bro...im still gonna go ahead and say its a typo..."have you come to dine" would have been more appropriate.

for SE anyways..

This post has been edited by Manalek: 02 September 2010 - 08:49 PM

[pathwriter]

Why would it be more appropriate? Yeah, it's a bit old-fashioned (although I've used the word before -- I'm a bit old-fashioned, too), but the whole atmosphere being developed is faux-medieval. Dining is something one does formally, supping is more informal, as in a tavern.

On the other hand, I've never seen any instance of someone saying, "Have you come to sip?" That would be stupid.

[motoh]

Why is someone who uses 'zorz' criticising spelling?

~M

[rambus]

I guess they didn't fix those " critical bugs"

[MrReinhardt]

I'm not so certain it is an error if they are meant to be living near a port.

[Shanvhere]

motoh, on 02 September 2010 - 09:00 PM, said:

Why is someone who uses 'zorz' criticising spelling?

~M

because everyone, besides you, knows zorz is a internet thing. Sup I don't think much knows is meant as supper so thats why I attempted to correct untill he clairified it to me.

[motoh]

Funny. Everyone besides you seems to know sup is a word.

~M

[Matsuo]

WTF is going on in here?

Yes, there are quite a few typos in the game atm.

[Corrderio]

motoh, on 02 September 2010 - 09:54 PM, said:

Funny. Everyone besides you seems to know sup is a word.

~M

Either way, "Have you come to sup/supper" sounds like some bad engrish.

[motoh]

What? No it doesn't. Haven't you read anything written before the 80s?

~M

[Corrderio]

Unless it was for a class, no. Even then I never heard someone say "Come to supper" in question form.

[motoh]

So you're defending a position by saying you're uneducated in it?
Just because something sounds strange doesn't mean it's wrong.

~M