"In the name of science" finish dialouge

[Winterclaw]

In the girdiana quest in the name of science when you turn it in Marcette says

"-to avoid having to prize the ores out for themselves!"

It should be pry instead of prize.

[Eemeefu]

"-to avoid having to prize the ores out for themselves!"

It should be pry instead of prize.

This is a British thing, and a favourite (like that spelling?) of our editor, who is half-god.

Every now and then we like to throw a proverbial bone to our friends in the rest of the English-speaking world. Winterclaw, meet bone. Bone, Winterclaw.

Cheers for the post, mate!

[Eruantien]

A brittish thing -.-. silly silly opo-opo :P. Go editor who knows how to speak the Queen's English \o/

[Junpei]

This is a British thing, and a favourite (like that spelling?) of our editor, who is half-god.

Every now and then we like to throw a proverbial bone to our friends in the rest of the English-speaking world. Winterclaw, meet bone. Bone, Winterclaw.

Cheers for the post, mate!

The best thing about this post, is that you ended it with "mate", I feel so much more comfortable here already.

Thanks Eemeefu

[Aegis]

Just a side-note (being a notorious Britisher myself), I had always seen this written down as 'prise' rather than prize.

A quick check of the intertubes shows it can be spelt both ways, but I believe the 's' version is more common.

[zaviermhigo]

I love the way the game is written, and I am american, so I really thank the team for using a lot of older and more "britishy" phraseology. I believe this game assumes you're well read as a person, and I dig that ^^. Stick it to the americans I hear everyday at the university saying "reading is gay/lame and I shouldn't have to do it" like its not a human privilege to be able to speak and read a language right? America's been in a state of "reading is lame" for too long :/

[Rhomagus]

I love the way the game is written, and I am american, so I really thank the team for using a lot of older and more "britishy" phraseology. I believe this game assumes you're well read as a person, and I dig that ^^. Stick it to the americans I hear everyday at the university saying "reading is gay/lame and I shouldn't have to do it" like its not a human privilege to be able to speak and read a language right? America's been in a state of "reading is lame" for too long :/

Not to turn this into a country bashing/defending thread but there are 50 states in the U.S., some states encourage reading more than others. The country is much more diverse than what is being suggested.

[Archadius]

Despite popular belief, not all Americans are bloodthirsty illiterate oil-thieving racists. I live next to them! I've met several who are not like this at all! lol