- Jul 8, 2020
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I didn't say that. I'm only trying to say, that he might not know about this (for example i didn't know this words before today). Or he even didn't think about it. I know some AAA games, which don't have this (at least translated into my language). That's why i don't wait something similar from this project. But i agree with you, that "it would be very interesting to read it in an indi game".hahahahahah, so instead of trying to do something, we should just give up to the half chinese bad translation.. however.
although i didnt serve in the US army, but operation flash point (OFP) and Dining facility (DFAC) are well known in any remote military base, i didnt expect him to use acronym without explaining what they are. ad of course it shouldnt be hard, but hell, it would be very interesting to read it in an indi game
If i understand your question correct... I think, like other words, it all depends on the context. For example, I (in real life) can say "cute" when I want to please someone and when I am upset. In the first case, I speak sincerely. In the second case, it's sarcasm. But yes, this is a very common expression to compliment someone or show that you like him (not necessarily in a love sense). For example, i like your avatar and i migh say, that it's cute. Also I like my friend's looks, when he smiling. I can tell he's cute too. And also, if person, which i'm in love, will say me "you cute", i'll be red like tomato.can i ask something.. i just remembered when seeing it in the previous comment, i'm not trying to be rude but a genuinely dont understand...
what is it with the word "cute" in the games?
i mean, in the game, actually in most of the games, it feels like a word of seductive flattering, and in other games the character would blush when he hears it. yet, i dont get it.. and does it have the same effect in real world or it is just something most of the authors came up with..
because i always say the word "cute" to anyone while holding their face with a really big smile.. but i never meant anything with it
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