Unless it SHOULD be "your" in which case it's nearly always "you're." I mean, how hard is it to mentally remove the contraction and ask yourself if "you are" is correct in the sentence? At this point I kinda feel like it's a game done on purpose. I could throw darts at a board blindfolded and hit the right word more often.I will not lie, the fact that most of the "you're" are written "your" greatly pisses me off
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Not to mention "to easy" when it should be "too easy", "wouldn't of minded" for "wouldn't have minded", "its" for "it's" etc, etc.I will not lie, the fact that most of the "you're" are written "your" greatly pisses me off
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Some things are difficult if you are not a native speaker, or even what state/country/region you hail from.
It just ruins the experience for native English speakers because the writing is bad..
In these cases you can also learn the Dev's native language and have the experience you would like to have in all games. The Dev can also hire someone who natively speaks the language in which he will distribute the game, but not all Devs can afford to pay a translator when they have little support. Thank goodness we have online translators, although they are not perfect, they at least give us the possibility to communicate.
Split the difference and just use "yore" in both cases.I will not lie, the fact that most of the "you're" are written "your" greatly pisses me off
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Nicole is the girlfriend right? From what I gathered after the mc cheats on her they were able to work things out and this results in them making an arrangement where they can sleep around if the other is informed beforehand. Val I think is her best friend.
Yes, thanks. Thats helpful. The "beforehand" wasn't stated just that they always tell each other. The past cheating hasn't been mentioned yet.
Yes, they nearly always use the wrong form of "to/too." I don't mind the "would of" so much as that's just basically spoken vernacular and in some ways makes conversation sound more authentic. I wouldn't want to see it in narration, but as a spoken sentence, it's a common enough mistake in native spoken English to be ignorable to me. And as a native speaker of English for more years than I'd care to admit, "its/it's" still boggles me...
From my perspective, would've is the spoken vernacular. Would of is just an atrocity of writing. The fact that it's an error that infects most native speakers in the United States doesn't make it any less atrocious.
That's one way to get people to stop talking about grammar.
Its/it's is easy. It's is the contraction for 'it is' or 'it has' and its for everything else.
