Development Cycle Archive
Thread: Most annoying text bugs?
Forgive me if there were already stated:
1. When throwing a grenade and it misses I get the text "Tuyen Highwest(me) avoids the attack" type of message.
2. When I /applaud or /cheer someone everyone else sees my emote as I am cheering for myself.
Doh! "Its description is flawed"
subterrane wrote:
- I took a mission out of Anchorhead. It spelled "Landspeeder" as "Lanspeeder"
- I don't know if this still exists but I remember a grammar error on the flag outside of Bestine. It's there to commemorate something or another and it's description is flawed.
Not sure if this counts.... but the overlay map text ismost annoying if multiple venders are located very close to one another. All the text runs together and makes it completely unreadable. Is this a bug? maybe... Should it be fixed? I think so. How? that's up to the Dev's
Seems like it might be hard to correct...
Thanks
X-caliber
MadmooUK wrote:
I can't be sure if this is still in the game, as I can't log in right now, but...
In some cases, "aluminium" is spelt "aluminum"
I know that's the way some of you guys far west SAY it, but it isn't correct. "Aluminium" is the correctspelling of the element.
That's my real pet peeve of a text bug, the others I can live with.
Had to reply to this. The first 2 ppl to discover an alum basein 1700something and 1808 called it alumine and alumium respectively. The first person to actually isolate it in pure form was a guy named Wohler in 1827 and he named it...*drumroll* aluminum! 2 years later it was changed to "ium" to conform to other elements at the time that ended in "ium". In 1925, the American Chemical Society changed it back to the original aluminum, while other countries did not accept that spelling. The "ium" isn't really a standard among elements now (platinum, lanthanum, maybe more). And you can't say America changed it, because it was first changed from aluminum. We just went back to what is was originally called. A fitful honor for its discoverer.
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