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   Warwitch (10 Jan 2022, 14:16)
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   When a developer can’t even use correct English in a description, expect mediocrity.

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     Sword Saint (10 Jan 2022, 23:50)
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     maybe if it was his first language, I myself speak a few and I can tell this person is using his native language syntax to arrange sentences, u see a native speaker of english usually commits pretty kindergarten mistakes like confusing stuffs like “then and than” what is ridiculous because it doesnt even mean the same thing, english is pretty easy but u have to get used to the syntax which is pretty different.

     if u use apps like grammaly it may suggest exactly that…

     its all implicit you don’t need a few “the” unless u r talking to some challenged person or making a “English test”…

     now about…fck it

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       thatname (11 Jan 2022, 2:39)
       

       No, it just showed that the devs didn’t care about his game enough to check for grammar mistakes. So the only question should be asked is if the person who want to sell the game to you didn’t care, why should you care about buying it.

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     KingFart (11 Jan 2022, 1:08)
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     They cant even get the TITLE of the game right. “Deeps” is not a word in English. Should be, “Chronicles of The Deep.” So many half-arsed games around these days, there must be plenty of brain-dead wankers with money to burn.

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       skunkworks (14 Jan 2022, 5:25)
       

       You know not your arse from an hole in the ground.
       ——–
       the deeps (plural noun)

       Definition of the deeps (literary + formal)
       : the deep parts of the ocean
       : the watery deeps

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   Con (10 Jan 2022, 20:29)
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   LOL at the first screenshot. “Loosing target”. Pathetic. This is the state of gaming.

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     skunkworks (14 Jan 2022, 5:19)
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     Loosing target = shooting (usually an arrow) at target.
     Losing target = target acquisition is approaching failure.

     Both can be used as statements in battle.
     Both correct English, unlike your grammatical abomination of a comment.
     Which is embarrassing.

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   prana (11 Jan 2022, 1:26)
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   can’t even proof-read the title lol

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   fuggy (11 Jan 2022, 6:04)
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   I guess english is not their first language but all they had to do was ask someone. at least be invested enough in a project to get the name right

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   faggot (11 Jan 2022, 16:12)
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   Buy the deeps?