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Crap. Did I screw up?

You know... like 飲み方 = "How to drink/way of drinking".

Stem (Pre-ます) form?

Or is that not legal with 考えます。

Or is 思う the more appropriate one?

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Except that even goddamn Vincent agrees

Vincent :wub:

Indeed. I've already voice my thoughts on this.

why change things (i.e., names) that are already in common use?

To be redundant.

A translation that is useful focuses on removing the language barrier, that is, making it possible for people to PLAY the bloody game without having to memorize what menus and commands do what by translating them. In the case of story, you just need to translate it so people can understand the plot, whatever the hell the bloody names are is irrelevant so long as x character is referenced with a consistent name.

Changing characters' names from what the players are already used to is pointless, specially if the translation is by fans.

It seems the first sentence is more accurate that I believed.

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That was against the bracers right

Yep.

I tried doing that fight without dropping my mess of AOE S-Breaks and that one guy with the heals/buffs/revives just made it too much of a hassle.

Next up is that stupidly strong assassin who's been making everyone look like chumps.

also that sewer dungeon was so glorious for grinding

speaking of which around what level should I be for the end? 30 right now.

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Crap. Did I screw up?

You know... like 飲み方 = "How to drink/way of drinking".

Stem (Pre-ます) form?

Or is that not legal with 考えます。

Or is 思う the more appropriate one?

Silly Rey, I was being sarcastic. I wasn't pointing out a mistake (I'm not seeing one).

Indeed. I've already voice my thoughts on this.

It seems the first sentence is more accurate that I believed.

What a way to try and carve a place in the fandom.

Yep.

I tried doing that fight without dropping my mess of AOE S-Breaks and that one guy with the heals/buffs/revives just made it too much of a hassle.

Next up is that stupidly strong assassin who's been making everyone look like chumps.

also that sewer dungeon was so glorious for grinding

speaking of which around what level should I be for the end? 30 right now.

Lawrence or whatever?

Just grind as long as the shining poms give you decent exp and nothing else matters

If no shining poms, as long as the regular enemies give you reasonable exp

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Silly Rey, I was being sarcastic. I wasn't pointing out a mistake (I'm not seeing one).

Damn.

Ji was right.

Sarcasm DOESN'T work with Japanese... or at least it's really hard to get.

Like how native speakers WILL take you seriously when you say something.

But yeah... "ha ha. I see what you did there."

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Damn.

Ji was right.

Sarcasm DOESN'T work with Japanese... or at least it's really hard to get.

Like how native speakers WILL take you seriously when you say something.

But yeah... "ha ha. I see what you did there."

Ji?

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I think I once heard that a (Japanese) word meaning something along the lines of "greatly respectable one" became something resembling a swear over time because of repeated sarcastic use, though. Can't place it, unfortunately.

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I think I once heard that a (Japanese) word meaning something along the lines of "greatly respectable one" became something resembling a swear over time because of repeated sarcastic use, though. Can't place it, unfortunately.

Sounds like kisama to me.

貴様 - 貴 is nobility, 様 is the popular -sama suffix.

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Lawrence or whatever?

If no shining poms, as long as the regular enemies give you reasonable exp

Yeah, that guy.

Aye aye.

I heard the DLC for that game was the characters move list.

Something like that. Apparently they didn't have time to throw it in, which is kinda disappointing considering the rest of the package is pretty polished.

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That chuckle is making me nervous friendo.

That reminds me

Japanese fans use "tension agate" instead of "tension up"

Nicovideo shenanigans crack me up and make me glad I've studied Japanese

Do not mind him, he's just a random asshole.

Yes, nobody should listen to me.

What is it this time?

You could've given some context

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He's 2 years ahead of me college wise. Art Major. Pretty fluent in Japanese.

So one day he came to you and said, "Hey Rey, did you know sarcasm doesn't work in Japanese? Yeah, it doesn't." and walked away?

I care little about arrogance or politeness. What I care about is logic and reasoning. Offer good logic and reasoning and you'll impress me. You have done no such thing.

I respect Vincent, and he's offered some reasoning. But in this case, I can't agree with it. New players do get introduced to the older FE games, and others can be receptive and adapt to new names, especially names with a good, logical reason to be used, as applies to at least a few of Banzai's proposals.

With that in mind, I would be a fool to let myself be biased by my appreciation for him or for his politeness and to let that keep me from finding the truth. Great people can be wrong, and they can be wrong as politely as anyone could possibly be, but that does not make them any less wrong. Ultimately, all that matters is the logical truth and the reasoning that leads to it. This is what I seek, always.

He's killing me

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So one day he came to you and said, "Hey Rey, did you know sarcasm doesn't work in Japanese? Yeah, it doesn't." and walked away?

He's the guy that I play Blazblue with and occasionally speak Japanese with.

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