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Like the joke, but it's not actually for "degenerates like us", it's for the average Japanese man...
(This type of stuff is causing Japan's declining birth rate - well this and the fact that Japanese marriages are very old fashioned in the roles of the couple, and Japanese women are starting to prefer western style relationships with more freedom, being able to work etc, as opposed to just being a house wife)
Okay, I'm confused now. I've just killed off the Emperor, gotten a second part to repair "all heels", now what? No
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+1
Developing a game, even a little on like this one, is hard work. Teams are often composed of very few peoples (even just 1 person!).
Some of these peoples made this as a job, over as an hobby. They have their famillies and real life events to manage.
So, we must be happy to get something to play with.
It's because there are some brats unaware of realities... they thinks all modders have teams and ressources like blizzard, and use all their times to code and develop.
These brats made some good modder on loverlabs (another forum I frequent) moving away...
The translation sucks ? make your own and post it! Bugs? Make a patch!
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I feel like you might be another person who should learn what /s means, but I'm not sure.
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As someone who finds her annoying, I don't mind her turning into a cock hungry slut.
Tamamo is the only one that matters in the end.
My grailed 10/10/10 OG Tamamo says "Mikon~"
Full save for those that need it. Gallery Save is at save slot 9
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/s indicates sarcasm, since it can be rather difficult to convey sarcasm through text.
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I'm also modder and programmer, and I support some of them. It's why i said that. So, I know a little the ubsject, but yes, I keep learning...
I think he was referring to the fact that /s is used to denote the use of sarcasm in the preceding paragraph.
This message was meant to be sarcastic in nature, note the /s at the end of the first paragraph. Your reply on the other hand lacked any evidence of sarcasm or that you had interpreted the message you were responding to as sarcasm, hence the reply suggesting you may need to learn what /s means.
I apologise if this rather long winded interruption was unnecessary, but I really do hate it when a thread I'm watching is derailed by a repeating loop of misinterpreted messages.
Oh, I see... I didn't know what /s means... forget me, english is not my native language.
Not a problem. There are plenty of English people that aren't aware of what /s means. I'm somewhat embarrassed to say I didn't know before the original poster explained it, I had to rely on extensive exposure to scathing sarcasm to recognise the wording.