Whereto wrote...
It's mum people, MUM not mom... Just saying
British are we? So am I.
Whereto wrote...
It's mum people, MUM not mom... Just saying
Sarcastic Tasha wrote...
Siansonea II wrote...
I think it would be weird if Hannah called her child "Shepard". I get that they're both Alliance soldiers, but if the world is ending are you going to stand on protocol with your own child?
That's the problem with getting to choose a PCs first name, its doomed never to be used except maybe in text form. It made me giggle that Liara calls Shepard "Commander" in the pre-Ilos scene.
Shepard's mam will probably just use a nickname, I vote for lamb chop.
that dependsWhereto wrote...
It's mum people, MUM not mom... Just saying
ediskrad327 wrote...
that dependsWhereto wrote...
It's mum people, MUM not mom... Just saying
No, Australian, but close lolKadianK wrote...
Whereto wrote...
It's mum people, MUM not mom... Just saying
British are we? So am I.
Modifié par Whereto, 30 décembre 2011 - 10:26 .
Whereto wrote...
No, Australia, but close lolKadianK wrote...
Whereto wrote...
It's mum people, MUM not mom... Just saying
British are we? So am I.
seirhart wrote...
All of my shepards better see her in person and talk to her cause all of my shepards have the spacer background.
Tom80 wrote...
seirhart wrote...
All of my shepards better see her in person and talk to her cause all of my shepards have the spacer background.
I "seconded" that !!!
And the UK version is still right if updated while the Ameicans stick to an out-of-date version (e.g. pronounciation of "herb"). Of course, most differences were because Webster decided that Americans were incpable of spelling and simplified things for them...KadianK wrote...
ediskrad327 wrote...
that dependsWhereto wrote...
It's mum people, MUM not mom... Just saying
English... Coming from the term England.
I think it's safe to assume that English (United Kingdom) come before English (USA) therefore the correct term is actually Mum and the natives of the US, modified it to suit their "accent" if you wish.
i think you only get the e-mail if you did the side-quest involving herMistyStar wrote...
im on the ps3 and dont remember getting an email from mom, but i remember hearing the news talk about sheps mom turning down a promotion to stay a captain.
..and of course that sidequest is in ME1...ediskrad327 wrote...
i think you only get the e-mail if you did the side-quest involving herMistyStar wrote...
im on the ps3 and dont remember getting an email from mom, but i remember hearing the news talk about sheps mom turning down a promotion to stay a captain.
Modifié par Another_Golden_Dragon, 01 janvier 2012 - 12:13 .
Get Magna Carter wrote...
And the UK version is still right if updated while the Ameicans stick to an out-of-date version (e.g. pronounciation of "herb"). Of course, most differences were because Webster decided that Americans were incpable of spelling and simplified things for them...KadianK wrote...
ediskrad327 wrote...
that dependsWhereto wrote...
It's mum people, MUM not mom... Just saying
English... Coming from the term England.
I think it's safe to assume that English (United Kingdom) come before English (USA) therefore the correct term is actually Mum and the natives of the US, modified it to suit their "accent" if you wish.