Well Come typo's

[Rimmer]

There are alot of instances where NPC's are saying Well Come instead of Welcome. I can remember seeing it in alot of the introduction storyline quests for each city.

The most specific place i've see this happening is during the first storyline mission in Ul'dah Merchant Ward when speaking to the NPC Tataru she will say Well Come. Baderon, Momodi & Miounne are the other NPC's that seem to be doing this when you first meet them as well.

[Pes]

Hopefully they at least know how to use apostrophes correctly, rather than merely as a tool to indicate the presence of the letter "s"

[Rimmer]

Hopefully they at least know how to use apo'strophe's correctly, rather than merely as a tool to indicate the pre'sence of the letter "s"

Thank's alot, i love to put apo'strophe's in the pre'sence of the letter 's where i can

[Eemeefu]

There are alot of instances where NPC's are saying Well Come instead of Welcome.

This is yet another of our fanciful archaisms that we simply can't seem to get away from.

A quick search on the "internet" will turn up like usages from such celebrated writers as one Bill Shakespeare--the absolute greatest author of sword and sorcery evar!

[quantumsaint]

There are a lot of instances where NPCs are saying Well Come instead of Welcome. I can remember seeing it in a lot of the introduction storyline quests for each city.

The most specific place I've see this happening is during the first storyline mission in Ul'dah Merchant Ward when speaking to the NPC Tataru she will say "Well Come." Baderon, Momodi & Miounne are the other NPCs that seem to be doing this when you first meet them as well.

An update has been performed on your post.

Resolved an issue where "alot" was written as one word when in fact it is two separate words.

Fixed an issue where NPCs were displaying an additional apostrophe.

Corrected the personal pronoun "I've" to show its correct capitalized form.

Whereas the text "Well Come" was not in quotes before, it should henceforth display correctly, showing that it is quoted text.

Known issues: The verb "see" is written in present tense when it should be written in the past tense as "seen."

[CamAlch]

Ha, I lol'd for real at that.