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Remember the " Dreams "
Each one indicated that someone was hurt, and the MC was blaming himself for it !
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Each one indicated that someone was hurt, and the MC was blaming himself for it !
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Proof reading should always be done.
I was quite surprise when I read, what I would call an " English foul". This one drives me insane, the phrase in question was used a few times, " I can borrow you the money". You can't "borrow" someone money. You can lend money to someone and that person borrows the money from you, "the lender".
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The "Dreams" are scenes from within this game,
Towards the end of Chapter 2
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Looks like I'm late for tiermaker tier list but still.
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I understand and generally agree, but life is not always as simple as you make out... colloquialisms exist, and as the other user [SinnedBad] wrote, "language is organic..."
If you travel about enough, you'll stumble across areas and peoples that seemingly misuse grammar, according to the perceived rules, but to them it is their natural and accepted way of expression. You can't "borrow" someone money... if you happen to ever travel to parts of northern England, you may end up being surprised.
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I'm from England so I feel confident to respond to your [yet another] rant... you are so wrong on everything you write. English was not invented but evolved as a language over centuries, and continues to do so today. "English comes from" so many outside influences such as latin and French, but also Old English (which is so distant from our current English it underlines what I am trying to explain) and other Germanic and Nordic languages. That our English-speaking friends in Northern America have decided upon "mom" as their accepted abbreviation of mother instead of our British variant "mum" is simply flavour <smiles>.
Remember, most authors and users on this site will not be from the UK, so tolerence not only promotes a better and more healthy community for us all, but will also help you to become a more rounded and happy person.
Having said all that, I must admit that I still cringe when I hear the North Americans pronounce aluminium... but hey, it's no biggie.
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When it's ready
I just had to be the first one to say it, sorry lol... don't take it personal We pronounce it that way because we spell it "aluminum".
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And this is how language evolves... when I was younger, American English dictionaries still had the [original] spelling as aluminIum. Its a metal, like Sodum, Calcum and Magnesum
Americans are good at cleaning up English - getting rid of a letter and even a whole syllable in aluminum which saves time, tossing out that silly "u" in color... Frankly, I'm surprised it isn't calcum and magnesum over here.And this is how language evolves... when I was younger, American English dictionaries still had the [original] spelling as aluminIum. Its a metal, like Sodum, Calcum and Magnesum
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Writing esthetic instead of aesthetic is cleaning up. (Seriously, the Brits should see about that; their Greek spellings are insane.)Americans are good at cleaning up English - getting rid of a letter and even a whole syllable in aluminum which saves time, tossing out that silly "u" in color... Frankly, I'm surprised it isn't calcum and magnesum over here.
However, changing aluminium into aluminum is mutilating a word and changing its root. Aluminium is spellt and PRONOUNCED with an "i" in every other language that I know of: Spanish, French, Portuguese, Italian, German, Dutch, Romanian, Swedish... You name it!
It's well-known that Webster altered the spelling of many American-English words in his original early-19th c dictionary for the purpose of asserting your cultural and linguistic identity shorly after the American Revolution. He thought many spellings were complicated, so he changed them and Americans embraced those changes. Unlike differences in grammar and vocabulary, those changes didn't take place gradually or naturally.
That's my viewpoint as a non-native speaker who was taught British English during childhood but has come to appreciate both varieties over time.
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I played until the end of chapter 1 and it seems there's not any other chapter. Is it an error in my folder or your port only contains chapter one, actually?
Thank you, in advance!
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If you are looking for a hardcore sex game, better look elsewhere. This is just a pure romance game.
Yes, but after overcoming the error, I changed the folder to the original state (removed the patch) and continued playing, because it started creating a text box that would open my keyboard everytime I would try to create a new save, which made saving the game almost impossible (because everytime I closed the keyboard, it would open again, and so forth).
Should I add the patch back again to the folder? Is there any way to stop this keyboard opening thing, like removing a specific part of the patch file, or something?
Thank you, again!
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This will not affect the game.
If you passed Ep.1 then you can remove PATCH from game folder.
This will not affect the game.
Thank you and I apologize for the time I took from you.
I already solved it, just had to remove 4 files from the folder "game" and it was all right, no more keyboard opening endlessly.
Thank you, yet again, both for answering me and for the android port!