Hey Wozarg. I'll check on this as you may well be right. We have British, Australians and Americans working on the project and there are subtle differences so we this can be a problem for us!
As seen on: http://www.cardhunter.com/forum/thr...e-caveman-missing-apostrophe.1356/#post-16526 Prior to a "Prison Dog Yard" battle, Gary said he heard pizza came from the caveman era. Don't remember the exact text, but it should've used "pizza's" (pizza has) instead of "pizzas."
Yes it is. "It's been hours since my grammatical skills were last called to duty. It seems that's been rectified with due haste." I can't be helpful in this specific case, though, as I don't have the module open right now.
In the bit of text Gary uses describing the found hairclip, he says "though" instead of "thou" at the beginning.
This isn't exactly a prompt bug, but I wasn't sure where else to put it. I just had Steal used on me. It went by a little too fast, so I didn't see what was stolen. It didn't say what was stolen in the chat box, either. I think it should. Here's the chat text:
I believe Jon wants you to put card log text in this thread. Also, I can't remember, but is this the card that only steals if you're attacked from behind? And were you actually attacked from behind or not?
Really it depends on where Gary is from, doesn't it? If he's American (which "quarters" and "dimes" would suggest), he'd probably say "bills". I don't recall the Brits using "dimes" and "quarters", and I don't think either British or Australian currency includes "quarters" (25c). Maybe he's Canadian - in which case he might be complaining about loonies and toonies as well as dimes and quarters.
Not in proper English, maybe, but Americans do sometimes use a contraction of "has" (and "had") at times in the context of past perfect tense ("something has been" to "something's been"). We also contract "have" ('ve) and "would" ('d) (which can lead to fun words like "y'all'd've"). I believe the original line as it currently appears in-game is "Did you know that they think pizzas been around since the cavemen?" With that usage, it should definitely have an apostrophe.
You all would have. E.g. Y'all'd've been dead if it weren't for me (of course in proper red-neck it would be "Y'all'd've biin deed if'n t'weren't f'me!" I think? Ah what the hell do I know, I'm Australian. We need to use coloured money, because -as convicts- we can't read)
This was Steal, not Pickpocket. Steal doesn't say anything about needing to be from behind. Pickpocket also doesn't log what was stolen (I think). I'll copy my original post over to the card text thread.
Not quite. It's a reference to Australia's beginning as a penal colony of England. We are still a colony of England, and even though Sydney was the only prison city a lot of the population would still be descended from the convicts
Beneath the frozen earth: Map 2. Gary says"...er can we just just say spears for arguments sake?" double up on the just
The back-and-forth dialogue at the start of Temple of Scales is awesome. However: "Wo that's a weird football score" should probably say "Wow." And . . . I know you need bug reports, not bickering, but Gary's "punchline" is kinda anti-funny. It's much funnier if he doesn't tell us what we already figured out. Compare his current punchline to this alternative: " . . . Football?"
