As long as you don't make spelling mistakes, you "write right" even with your left hand
Edit: Someone from Austria once told me I would write "wrong", just because I wasn't using the German Eszett ( ß <--)
Switzerland doesn't use the Eszett wie just write two S
example: the word scale
der Maßstab <-- German Spelling
der Massstab <-- Swiss-German Spelling
Gotcha! I'll just sit here with my navel and contemplate on that edit 
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That is called "Rechtschreibung" (which literally translates to "right writing"
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Danke, mein freun(in?)
Gotcha! I'll just sit here with my navel and contemplate on that edit
Fun fact: I had to copy that Eszett from a german online dictionary, because I have no idea which key's I'd even had to click on my swiss keyboard to write it.
In return we get some french letters é à è
Danke, meine Freundin.
Tho, the german words for "friend" are really complicated
Freund = (male) friend, but also boyfriend
Freundin = (female) friend, but also girlfriend
Freunde = plural for friends, BUT can also just mean male friends
Freundinnen = plural only for female friends, BUT can also mean girlfriends, like "Ich hatte viele Freundinnen" (I had many girlfriends) <-- tho you could also say "Ich hatte viele Freunde" (Ich had many friends) but that sounds more like you don't have many friends anymore and not like you had many boyfriends.
Fun fact: I had to copy that Eszett from a german online dictionary, because I have no idea which key's I'd even had to click on my swiss keyboard to write it.
In return we get some french letters é à è
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Tho, the german words for "friend" are really complicated
Freund = (male) friend, but also boyfriend
Freundin = (female) friend, but also girlfriend
Freunde = plural for friends, BUT can also just mean male friends
Freundinnen = plural only for female friends, BUT can also mean girlfriends, like "Ich hatte viele Freundinnen" (I had many girlfriends) <-- tho you could also say "Ich hatte viele Freunde" (Ich had many friends) but that sounds more like you don't have many friends anymore and not like you had many boyfriends.
Well I'll be darned if that isn't one of the more heartwarming while still managing to be informative internet posts I've seen.. 
Oh? I missed the D? That was a typo. The mistake in "meine" is definitely just me sucking at German, though.
Also I had no idea it was universal for both just-friend friend and girlfriend...
Edit: STOP THEM TYPO'S... *drinks straight from the bottle*
Well I'll be darned if that isn't one of the more heartwarming while still managing to be informative internet posts I've seen..
I'm all about information and knowledge
GIven how people treated DAI and how Witcher is the most innovative thing since awesome bread, this review gives me a good chuckle.
Oh? I missed the D? That was a typo. The mistake in "meine" is definitely just me sucking at German, though.
Also I had no idea it was universal for both just-friend friend and girlfriend...
Edit: STOP THEM TYPO'S... *drinks straight from the bottle*
Don't worry, I have the same problem with the english a/an infront of some words. Then I have to remind myself "if there's a vovel at the beginning, there needs to be a "n" "
It is, can get really confusing 
Ah, yes, typos, saw one in one of my own posts just now. Wrote "wie" instead of "we" (Wie = how) the pronucation is nearly the same tho.
You know thanks to the Golden Nug I'm probably going to take all/ most of the video over from Wicked Eyes/ Here Lies the Abyss.
GIven how people treated DAI and how Witcher is the most innovative thing since awesome bread, this review gives me a good chuckle.
I don't know about innovative, but at least they kept true to narrative driven gameplay, combined with an open world. Few games do that well. And DAI isn't one of them. It's not merely different. It's better.
I don't know about innovative, but at least they kept true to narrative driven gameplay, combined with an open world. Few games do that well. And DAI isn't one of them. It's not merely different. It's better.
I think DAI probably did it better then the Witcher in all honesty.
I think DAI probably did it better then the Witcher in all honesty.
Yeah, I don't know if you're serious.... in all honesty.
I can still like the general idea of DA, but it's open world is full of pointless sidequests. One approach is clearly better than the other.
I find it so hard to wrap my head around DA:I to be honest, it was kind of this chaotic mix of things.
I think you can basically respect it though, clearly the product of lots of effort and all that, plus I think they created a few memorable characters personally like Cass.
GIven how people treated DAI and how Witcher is the most innovative thing since awesome bread, this review gives me a good chuckle.
OOL, but damn that was a good review =)
*staggers into the tavern*
*looks like she just got eaten by a Dragon*
Cabot Aqua Magus...please.... 
Did my first Nightmare Solo in Muptiplayer with my AW.
Fereldan Castle/Demons/Frost Dragon
It took me 1 hour. A whole hour. (1:02:18) My fingers hurt. 
Video will follow later, it's still uploading to youtube.
*Cries tears of joy and mirth*
They called him Gerald!
I thought it was just as spelled... Geralt (but hard G).
I definitely hear Gerald rofl...
Which is almsot funny, I've played 2 and some of 3 but still call him Gerald if mentioning in conversation, by accident not on purpose.
I could never never call him Gerald. That's my dad's name. lol
Yeah. Or just pretending to be asleep.
This is Staches we're talking about. Pretending to sleep wouldn't work, they'd just try to 'wake' him up. Whereas intentionally being an idiot gives him a window of confusion to get away. Also, pretending to be asleep is not fun compared to being an idiot on purpose.
Got home from my second interview and will probably have a third in a week or two. Pass me the strongest drink we got at the moment, I need to be knocked flat on my a** tonight.
Got home from my second interview and will probably have a third in a week or two. Pass me the strongest drink we got at the moment, I need to be knocked flat on my a** tonight.
Umm.. Nyquil?
Umm.. Nyquil?
Okay something isn't likely to get me high as well. Though I may be confusing it what happened with cough syrup before
I'll just have a soda for now then. Don't have the money to cover a tab anyhow.
I don't drink much actually, but I keep a few beers around for moments like that.
Yeah, I don't know if you're serious.... in all honesty.
I can still like the general idea of DA, but it's open world is full of pointless sidequests. One approach is clearly better than the other.
Well and that's why from a narrative perspective I am torn. DA I is the better game, but the better game for narrative and story telling? Hard to say It has the better cast of characters, bad guys, better plot, has actual examples of diversity, has a much deeper world...but it does have those pointless side quests which makes all these awesome elements in the game feel a bit...disconnected.
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