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    Well, I think everyone (French and German included) would probably agree that working on content/fixes would have been better than a localization project.

    Fire the translators, hire more programmers!

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shuemue
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    Can Americans bash the English even though we haven't been around 500 years? We did defeat your grand military with nothing but a bunch of pitchfork wielding peasants and a series of brilliant tactical desicions, and some help from the French.
    Forgot something
    Yeah, the French taught them how to hide in the woods and sneak attack rather than stand and fight
    I doubt you'd have won even if we hadn't.

    You're retarded enough to wear heavy, bright red uniforms on long marches through the forest, we can't really expect you to know how to effectively operate heavy weaponry can we?

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    Well i have friends that are rejoiced about having the game in french because lots of people here don't speak english. But it's a sure thing they should work on optimizing the game before this. Including other languages should have been done when they released the game in Europe, not 2 years after that.

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    Yeah, on-topic post from me:

    Living in London, I've had a reasonable amount of contact with my EU brethren, and generally their grasp of English is good. I'm sure that most of them are educated to a standard where they're comfortable playing in English. Several times I've been merrily chatting away with party members in English in an xp party, and all of a sudden they break out in French to each other and I'm like 'oh wow you're not actually English speakers as your first language?'

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shuemue
    Living in London, I've had a reasonable amount of contact with my EU brethren, and generally their grasp of English is good. I'm sure that most of them are educated to a standard where they're comfortable playing in English. Several times I've been merrily chatting away with party members in English in an xp party, and all of a sudden they break out in French to each other and I'm like 'oh wow you're not actually English speakers as your first language?'
    Yeah, mainly because people that don't speak english usually don't buy the game when they know they'll understand almost nothing in it.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Priran
    Quote Originally Posted by Shuemue
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    Can Americans bash the English even though we haven't been around 500 years? We did defeat your grand military with nothing but a bunch of pitchfork wielding peasants and a series of brilliant tactical desicions, and some help from the French.
    Forgot something
    Yeah, the French taught them how to hide in the woods and sneak attack rather than stand and fight
    I doubt you'd have won even if we hadn't.

    You're retarded enough to wear heavy, bright red uniforms on long marches through the forest, we can't really expect you to know how to effectively operate heavy weaponry can we?
    Ahem. During the first gulf war, more English troops died from friendly fire, (US mistakes) than were killed by Iraqi forces. So uh, I wouldn't want lessons in operating heavy machinery from you guys.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kuropiko
    Quote Originally Posted by Shuemue
    Living in London, I've had a reasonable amount of contact with my EU brethren, and generally their grasp of English is good. I'm sure that most of them are educated to a standard where they're comfortable playing in English. Several times I've been merrily chatting away with party members in English in an xp party, and all of a sudden they break out in French to each other and I'm like 'oh wow you're not actually English speakers as your first language?'
    Yeah, mainly because people that don't speak english usually don't buy the game when they know they'll understand almost nothing in it.
    Thierry Henry speaks excellent English.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shuemue
    Thierry Henry speaks excellent English.
    I didn't say the French speak English horribly, but that non-english speakers don't buy a game that is only in English, and lots of people here in France don't speak it too good. I tried to explain why the French you meet in FFXI speak good English. Sorry if i got misunderstood... Must be my English lol. :D

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    Honestly now that I think back, when the game was released in europe I kind of assumed they had already done the localizations.... Oh well, guess that's what assuming does.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kuropiko
    Quote Originally Posted by Shuemue
    Thierry Henry speaks excellent English.
    I didn't say the French speak English horribly, but that non-english speakers don't buy a game that is only in English, and lots of people here in France don't speak it too good. I tried to explain why the French you meet in FFXI speak good English. Sorry if i got misunderstood... Must be my English lol. :D
    No I understood you perfectly, I was just making a joke, Thierry Henry is the greatest living Frenchman. Well, him and Arsene Wenger.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shuemue
    No I understood you perfectly, I was just making a joke, Thierry Henry is the greatest living Frenchman. Well, him and Arsene Wenger.
    Zinedine Zidane

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kurp
    Quote Originally Posted by Shuemue
    No I understood you perfectly, I was just making a joke, Thierry Henry is the greatest living Frenchman. Well, him and Arsene Wenger.
    Zinedine Zidane
    Now there is a man who has done his part in breaking the french surrender stereotype.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trinsian
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    No I understood you perfectly, I was just making a joke, Thierry Henry is the greatest living Frenchman. Well, him and Arsene Wenger.
    Zinedine Zidane
    Now there is a man who has done his part in breaking the french surrender stereotype.
    Headbutting a man in the chest is actually rather pathetic. I know Materazzi is tall, but c'mon Zizou, jump and cave in the fucker's nose.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shuemue
    Quote Originally Posted by Trinsian
    Quote Originally Posted by Kurp
    Quote Originally Posted by Shuemue
    No I understood you perfectly, I was just making a joke, Thierry Henry is the greatest living Frenchman. Well, him and Arsene Wenger.
    Zinedine Zidane
    Now there is a man who has done his part in breaking the french surrender stereotype.
    Headbutting a man in the chest is actually rather pathetic. I know Materazzi is tall, but c'mon Zizou, jump and cave in the fucker's nose.
    QFT.

    And are people really arguing about the tactics used in Colonial warfare? At that time in the world it was considered honorable to face your opponent in combat. To run and hide was the way of the coward, this derives from medieval and renissance warfare tactics. When the way of the musket was introduced into the world, many of the tactics were still employed because the people who made the rules were knights and "gentlemen".

    Whats funny is that this style of warfare was predominant all the way up until World War I during trench combat.

    My comment was all in jest, but the French bailed us out against the English, we bailed out the French and the English in WWII (However not until we were attacked by Japan, gogo Jefferson Isolationism), and now Great Britian is one of our strongest allies. The French hate us because after WWII the center of the world is no longer Paris, but what can you do.

    In the grand scheme of things, everyone has screwed over everyone else at least once throughout the course of history, and if it hasn't come yet, it will.

    Oh and on topic, I think it will be good to have some more people playing the game.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Shuemue
    Quote Originally Posted by Trinsian
    Quote Originally Posted by Kurp
    Can Americans bash the English even though we haven't been around 500 years? We did defeat your grand military with nothing but a bunch of pitchfork wielding peasants and a series of brilliant tactical desicions, and some help from the French.
    Forgot something
    Yeah, the French taught them how to hide in the woods and sneak attack rather than stand and fight

    Anyway, I'm gonna stop posting in this topic while it's still light hearted and everyone knows we're joking.
    actually it was some native americans, but who is counting right?

    Anyways, the French people are good, it's their painfully leftist government lead by Jock-Itch Sherac (sp but who cares amiright?) doesn't give them the proper info, and everything they are told is slanted so liberally that they aren't given a chance to think otherwise.

    and also, european women are great, as long as the jungle in their underwear refers to their sexual habits, and not the hair.

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