Considering this is an international game, I’d assume that some people don’t speak English as their first language and, as such, should be excused from minor errors assuming they’ve communicated their message.
Considering this is an international game, I’d assume that some people don’t speak English as their first language and, as such, should be excused from minor errors assuming they’ve communicated their message.
I’m in total agreement. But for those that speak English, they now have a cheat sheet.
Lose and loose are not pronounced the same way. So it’s more annoying to see than mistaking there, their, and they’re. Lose is pronounced like ooze, while loose is pronounced like Juice. There, they’re and their all sound the same depending on a persons accent of course.
“Just press 2 to win all the dps was us cuz we’re a
warrior and we’re the best class” Eugene
You wanted to get this off your chest and not the tumour that was infecting comment sections over the whole internet?
You ask which one?
You really wanna know?
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OK, here it comes: would of, should of or could of.
You really must love this one
Correction: would’ve, should’ve or could’ve (as short forms of would have, should have…).
LOL i’m a “non-english speaker” and this one kittenes me off like nothing else. I don’t know why.
I post almost exclusively on my (four year old) phone. I rarely abbreviate, except for common in-game abbreviations like D/P for dagger/pistol. I even format with bold, bullets, and so on. I don’t consider typing on your phone an excuse for lazy writing.
A warrior, a guardian, and an elementalist walk into an open field…
The Warrior turns to the guardian and says, “Did you hear something?”
Guardian replies, “No, but how’d the elementalist die?”
