MC they did have in common and they seemed to leave him in a hurry after the choice, now I know this is a reverse harem game so it makes some sense and will not look like a harem too much, but there are things in between a harem and this. Like I said it just is a little nitpick on my side on an overall good game.
Well, this game has some longer words which noobtrain might not know and consider wrong?!
Agreed. But I tend to have four tiers when it comes to grammar.
General consensus is that former spelling is correct. Latter is an alternative rule that only applies to making proper nouns ending in S possessive or if the word following the possessive starts with an S.
In essence we come to the same result but the way I understand it is that we first must differentiate whether that "s" (or other letter making an s-ish sound) is part of the name proper (like with Tess above) or part of a plural (like "the Smiths"). The latter does not allow for an "s's" construction but needs just the apostrophe added. The former (Tess) can have both "Tess's" and "Tess'". However I see no connection to proper nouns or any preference of usage (in terms of appropriateness) when checking different sources. Just both versions are correct. If you're writing a novel, knock yourself out.
Thank you so very very much for making this! Sure wish I had this months ago!
First off, I haven't tried either of them.
I just started playing the game this week. I'm at the dressing room scene and it was so absurd that I switched over here to see if anyone had made the same comment.
Didn't really remember it so I had to redo that scene. I certainly disagree with your impression about the three-piece suit, that is something that a traveling salesman for some low end product might wear, but you're correct, at least it is a three-piece suit, whereas the alternative is not as bad as you make it out (apart from the tie, that actually is bad with a capital B), and the lines are also not entirely true (it is not "too casual" in game), but you certainly got a point there.
I didn't think the three-piece suit looked good, so we don't disagree on that (I actually had a longer bit about the suit description but cut it because it was rambly, lol). I'm just observing that at least it is a suit, since the night before/morning of (in-game) the MC is freaking out that he doesn't own black tie.
Well, it is dressing up - but not for this occasion. It's dressing up for a date maybe, for some birthday party which is not too big and the date is not to specific. I. e. nobody would bat an eye if you showed up in jeans and a clean T shirt but you want to make an effort. (That tie tho ... and generally it is just proper trousers, a shirt, and a tie, without a care of whether they match in general) But you're absolutely correct it isn't remotely adequate for the occasion. (Neither is the suit as we agreed, but they'd let you in - and then would be talking behind your back)
