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[unmerged(9126)]

When a CoT disappears, the message reports this as 'dissapeared' rather than 'disappeared' - most unprofessional!

 

[AndrewT]

Not only that but it said "have dissapeared" rather than "has disappeared". Both fixed now, thx.

 

[unmerged(23437)]

Golly, do you really want people to document all the spelling errors in the game?

 

[unmerged(9126)]

yes! It's important - it would look pretty two-bit if people bought a 'Lod of the ringes' game or something wouldn't it. It's a slippery slope, apparently..

 

[unmerged(23437)]

yes! It's important - it would look pretty two-bit if people bought a 'Lod of the ringes' game or something wouldn't it. It's a slippery slope, apparently..

I'm just thinking that there are quite a lot of errors (particularly if we start counting grammar and punctuation) and it would be terribly difficult to go through and error-check the whole thing.

One big bugbear of mine is the lack of commas in most lists. Check
"Unhappiness among the Peasantry" for an obvious example of a poorly written list.

 

[unmerged(9404)]

Well I think you're more than welcome to make corrections to spelling and grammar.

 

[unmerged(23437)]

*bump*

Okay, a couple of errors I just found. You could use running a find/replace on "recieve" -> "receive", there're a few instances of that going awry. The name of the Iroquois is misspelt, it currently reads Iroqouis.

 

[Khephren]

*bump*

The name of the Iroquois is misspelt, it currently reads Iroqouis.

I was wondering if this would ever be brought up :rofl:

 

[AndrewT]

OK, fixed the "recie" words and Iroqouis in text.csv. Thanks.

 

[unmerged(13812)]

Some of the Ottoman leaders and monarchs have a "." in their name, I think the "." should be removed.
"Meh.med" ==>"Mehmed"
and
"Ah.med","Mus.t.afâ","Abdül-H.amîd","Mah.mûd"

 

[unmerged(9146)]

Some of the Ottoman leaders and monarchs have a "." in their name, I think the "." should be removed.
"Meh.med" ==>"Mehmed"
and
"Ah.med","Mus.t.afâ","Abdül-H.amîd","Mah.mûd"

It's not a spelling mistake. These sounds are not "t" or "s". In a standard transliteration the dot would be placed under the consonant to distinguish "saad" from "siin" (which is transliterated a plain "s", without a dot). Since it can's be done in a text file, the dot is placed after the consonant.