Hello. There is a mispelling in the Armory stats: Stength* ,
It must be Strength*
Mispelling in Armory
Re: Mispelling in Armory
What bothers me more is the "Armory" instead of "Armoury".
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[hide="Yes"]Stop being so sensitive, and practice what you preach.[/hide]
[hide="No"]Good for you, your opinion wouldn't matter anyways.[/hide]
Re: Mispelling in Armory
"Armory" is the everything-but-British spelling of the word.shaun03 wrote:What bothers me more is the "Armory" instead of "Armoury".
Just like Color/Colour, Honor/Honour, Behaviour/Behavior, Flavor/Flavour, whereas "Strength" is the correct word in most, if not all variations of English.
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Re: Mispelling in Armory
Nuko posted about this.shaun03 wrote:What bothers me more is the "Armory" instead of "Armoury".
Re: Mispelling in Armory
The original spelling was without the "u". The "u" was a French touch added later on by someone who liked it better that way.shaun03 wrote:What bothers me more is the "Armory" instead of "Armoury".
If we were to go to this extent then maybe we should also change all z-sounds (like Realize/Realization) to s-sounds (Realise/Realisation) and also allow ti-sounds like "Connection" to be spelt "Connexion"

Personally I think words looks better without the "u", exception being the word "Neighbour".
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