That's the Queen's English you're sighing at, Mr.Good. Now do what's...good for you and learn how to spell armour and honour. As well as pout, like you youngsters like to do.
@Jackablade: I'm pretty sure that the 'z' spellings in words like civilization are acceptable in UK English, but not widely used. Also I think ShadowOdin was joking, in America we spell pout the same way every other English speaking nation does.
It's nice to see the British government holding out a helping hand to the industry. As the largest entertainment industry in the world, countries with large video game sectors should be supporting their local developers through this decline.
Proper English, in UK-land, calls for 'I-S' words to be spelled 'I-Z,' so really, no harm no foul Mr. Good.
At the least, that was how I was taught, and my English teacher was no slouch. Although, in higher education it's often caused debate; my narrative in fiction lecturer claimed not to care, and said most writing authorities won't mind how it's spelled, proving you're consistent with the use of 'S,' or 'Z.'
As an aside, though, 'Herb' most definitely has an 'H' which should be pronounced.
british government doesnt do jack about games, even though its the only business thats actually thrived through the economic crisis, we should have alot more games conventions based in england, and more developers being set up
@Adnoz: Why settle for bastardized? We should all be speaking Middle English, dammit! Wait, no, screw the vowel shift. We should all be speaking Old English! Wait, no, that's just a mixture of dialects. Screw vernacular, then, we should all be speaking Latin! Wait, no, that's just a descendant, it's no better than Sanskrit (though bitches do love Sanskrit). We should all be speaking Proto-Indo-European!
That's as far back as my Linguistics 100 class takes me, though, so I say we stop there.
Interestingly, on the description of this DLC on the Xbox dashboard it states that this will be the first of 3 pieces of 'additional content'. If they know they are going to make 3 then why not wait and do it together? I think you know the answer...
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You can always, y'know, remove the u from pout and read the sentence again,
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According to [www.gamepolitics.com] This actually puts the UK at 6th
1) USA
2) Japan
3) South Korea
4) Canada
5) China
6) UK
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At the least, that was how I was taught, and my English teacher was no slouch. Although, in higher education it's often caused debate; my narrative in fiction lecturer claimed not to care, and said most writing authorities won't mind how it's spelled, proving you're consistent with the use of 'S,' or 'Z.'
As an aside, though, 'Herb' most definitely has an 'H' which should be pronounced.
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But then how does one differentiate between their Uncle Herb (H pronounced) and smoking herb (silent H)?
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The heartless bastards!
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That's as far back as my Linguistics 100 class takes me, though, so I say we stop there.
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