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Posted: November 23rd, 2007, 3:39 am
by VPeric
PhilosophiX wrote:It's a straight swap from 'of' to 'a' [and catching the you(r)]
Ah yes, your way does sound better. Well, I'm not a native speaker anyway (my usual excuse <grin>).
Posted: November 23rd, 2007, 8:23 am
by Claw
PhilosophiX wrote:Shouldn't a nefarious healer be something like Witchdoctor... that would keep the Warlock free for all the fireball hurling.
A witch doctor isn't nefarious but something like a shaman. Which by the way would be a more fitting title for a druidic magic user than Conjuror, while Conjuror might be more apt for an atheist magic user than Illusionist.
I was trying to suggest that Necromancer would be a more appropriate title for a nefarious healer than Warlock.
Posted: November 23rd, 2007, 9:40 am
by Azael
The Berserker epilogue mentions viscous goblins...
Posted: November 23rd, 2007, 12:33 pm
by PhilosophiX
Porter: Owl's Roost Tavern, you say to him;
"What do you got for sale?"
should be:
"What do you have for sale?"
or
"What have you got for sale?"
Posted: November 23rd, 2007, 12:39 pm
by PhilosophiX
VPeric wrote:PhilosophiX wrote:It's a straight swap from 'of' to 'a' [and catching the you(r)]
Ah yes, your way does sound better. Well, I'm not a native speaker anyway (my usual excuse <grin>).
Well you're doing better than most brits
Anyway, that was just one of the many that you did get.
Posted: November 23rd, 2007, 6:21 pm
by Claw
In the magick guild in Blackwater you're told that the guild isn't accepting new members "do to the ongoing conflict" - should be due, obviously.
Posted: November 23rd, 2007, 6:44 pm
by GSV3MiaC
1.01 .. lilith says 'Rather THEN defend this region' .. should be THAN.
Posted: November 24th, 2007, 4:28 am
by syrio
When talking to Paul, the sick man, he says: "I was able to restick the wax seal on the fake letter so that it looked legitAmate."
Posted: November 24th, 2007, 5:24 pm
by Wharyoo
If anyone playing a Nefariuos character and deal successful "Malice damage" the combat log says: Ne
rfarious Savage Attack...
I saw it earlier, but forgot to report, sry
Posted: November 24th, 2007, 9:17 pm
by Dragonlady
Innkeeper in Blackwater says,
"Greetings to you, guest of Blackater. I am Eeru, owner of the Lonely Spirits tavern. Relax and have a drink! I a room available if you need a bed for the night."
Should it read 'I have a room....?
I checked the other pages and didn't see anyone else report this.
Posted: November 25th, 2007, 5:04 pm
by Noceur
Found a typo (patch 1.02), When trying to close a door and you're standing in the doorway:
"You are standing in there doorway and cannot close the door!"
should be:
"You are standing in the doorway and cannot close the door!"
Posted: November 27th, 2007, 3:23 am
by PhilosophiX
William the councilor in Blackwater... once you've completed the quest he gives you he says:
"Well, I've got no worried about it right this minute. Here, let me get you a bit of coin from the city's coffer. You deserve this."
might I suggest: 'coinage' which means coins collectively and would make more sense.
Posted: November 27th, 2007, 9:06 am
by Noceur
PhilosophiX wrote:William the councilor in Blackwater... once you've completed the quest he gives you he says:
"Well, I've got no worried about it right this minute. Here, let me get you a bit of coin from the city's coffer. You deserve this."
might I suggest: 'coinage' which means coins collectively and would make more sense.
Actually, "coin" can be used to describe a number of coins. Ex. "He's got plenty of coin in the bank."
I'm more concerned about the first part of the sentence: "Well, I've got no
worried about it right this minute."
Should be something like:
"Well, I'm not worried about it right this minute." or
"Well, I've got no worries about it right this minute."
Posted: December 2nd, 2007, 1:13 pm
by miles foreman
Here's one from the Goblin wizard in the citadel, he says "controll" instead of "control."
Posted: December 4th, 2007, 11:27 am
by PhilosophiX
Noceur wrote:PhilosophiX wrote:William the councilor in Blackwater... once you've completed the quest he gives you he says:
"Well, I've got no worried about it right this minute. Here, let me get you a bit of coin from the city's coffer. You deserve this."
might I suggest: 'coinage' which means coins collectively and would make more sense.
Actually, "coin" can be used to describe a number of coins. Ex. "He's got plenty of coin in the bank."
I'm more concerned about the first part of the sentence: "Well, I've got no
worried about it right this minute."
Should be something like:
"Well, I'm not worried about it right this minute." or
"Well, I've got no worries about it right this minute."
Good man. That's probably just my own fingers slipping from s to d though, rather than an in game typo, but well spotted. That's what I get for not proofing my own posts.
Never heard of coin as plural, but I see you are right.