So you think you are the only one right?
it seems you are just speaking semantics. I made these posts FOR FUN, but you need to have the last word and it seems you don't understand what literal translation from google translate means. What google translate gives you from this 狗带 is still DOG LEASH and you if you just translate Koda without using hiragana or katakana, it will give you I'm a child. It seems you don't understand AT all what im talking about, I absolutely DON'T care what each word means or WHAT is the real pronunciations or what not. I just used google translate to make FUN out of the 狗带 what translates in the google translate Dog Leash and Koda is translated as I'm a Child. What I did, i think was funny, if you didn't think its funny, thats on you and not on me. You totally missed EVERYTHING i tried to do.
I have to ask, if getting productive feedback from Bo gives Koda a level of motivation that he apparently doesn't usually have, then why don't they work more closely together on their releases instead of having Koda floundering on the same project for literal years while Bo moves on to 10 different things?
Yes, you have to start new game because you'd miss out on changing the settings. You can have saves but they would probably be after the initial point of you in a cell and you cant access those options afterwards. If you do the steps I said you could probably just create a save before swan third battle and see the different outcomes you you want(except the game over).
I see. That fits Google Translate, but sometimes that may be inaccurate. Like I said, the word "Dog Leash" has the same pronounciation as "go die" and that is what it actually means when my Chinese friends use it. When they really mean dog leash, they say "狗链子" (dog chain) or sth like that.
If you use set the language to japanese and type Koda without using katakana or hiragana and translate that to english, then it should translate it as "I'm a Child".
Not even that much of a foot guy but the fact that BOTH are backwards triggers me greatly
big toes should be on the other side of the foot.
OH yeah right I got bamboozled by testing the position they're in. My monkey brain unironically went "Hey my big toe is facing me so the picture is right". Might be what happened to Bo Wei as well tbh
It's one of those poses that you wouldn't notice unless someone else pointed it out
