Pokemon Sword and Shield shipped without using spellcheck KEKW
Posted Nov 14, 2019, 5:03 PM UTC
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OMG a game with thousands of lines of written dialogue has a typo! The rage about this game is so fucking cringe.
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Bruh compare it to the literal hundreds of games out there with more dialog that have zero stupid errors like this. In a game this big there shouldn't be ANY shit like this. If anything it's evidence towards how little a fuck they gave about this mess.
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Bruh compare it to the literal hundreds of games out there with more dialog that have zero stupid errors like this.
* Red Dead Redemption 2 has typos
* Fallout New Vegas had/has typos
* GTA V had typos in story mode and online
Literally every triple A game has some typos in it.
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wtf did you have this ready to go or did you just google typos for these games?
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Dota 2 has typo within skill description itself all the time lol
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yeah but its still in beta so it doesnt count PepeLaugh
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Right but if this typo was in the game without any of the "controversy" you wouldn't think twice about it.
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I would probably just think "Why didn't they spell check that? Someone didn't do their job", which is the same thing I did with this clip.
I don't really see anyone raging about it, its just a clip showing the typo and comments making jokes about the controversy. If this happened in ANY game Twitch chat would be saying "Shit game LULW", not just this one. That is just what they do.
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Bruh, every triple A game has typos. According to you they just didn't give a shit when making Skyrim and it's a shit game. It's just being pointed out because a bunch of 30 year olds can't handle that a company that makes games for kids keeps making the same game for kids.
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This game was made in Japan too. Localization has come a long fucking way, that a product can be released either same day, or same month as its japanese counterpart, and be COMPLETELY understandable. There were a lot of game series that required skilled localization that didn't catch fire in the west SOLELY because it was too expensive to do in the 90's. Video games have come a long fucking way.
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This is pretty common and in almost every pokemon game release.
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And this is such a small error as well
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literally unplayable
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Dude is acting like his life just got ruined
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He acts like GameFreak is doing the localization..
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if he acts surprised then he's more interesting
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Thinking spell check would stop this from happening is the real cringe. KEKW
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Maybe copy pasting it into microsoft word and turning on spellcorrect wouldn't but a person reading through the dialogue to check it would have prevented it.
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Yeah but that's called proofreading.
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No fucking shit. I wouldn't reply my comment if not for the title this guy posted. Use your brain my guy.
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Something tells me we will be seeing tons of errors
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Probably just a translation error.
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Damn pokemon really went downhill since "PokemonXD: Gale of Darkness" huh.
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This kind of mistakes is pretty easy to miss when spell checking, the last time I wrote something long (it was a 43 page document), I checked it myself, passed it to 2 other colleagues, and they both told everything is fine, only to discover I made a similar mistake after printing.
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🎦 MIRROR CLIP: Pokemon Sword and Shield shipped without using spellcheck KEKW
Credit to reddit.com/u/Dislikes_Chocolate for the clip. [Archive.org Alternative (BETA)]
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I wouldn't have noticed because I never read the damn dialogue LMAO
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ok dude it's not that big of a deal
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That's grammer check you idiot "KEKW".
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why is he making such a big deal.
just skip through the dialogue and play the game
yea it's kinda cringe tbh
he is making it a big deal b/c he needs the content. these shitty streamers overreact to anything b/c they can't have any original content.
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So TRUE LULW
It's more of a big deal because it's ANOTHER issue. Pokemon generally doesnt have much wrong with it, but SnS you can find a bug, typo or performance chug every 5 minutes or so.
But who gives a shit when this is the big
I assume he's making a big deal out of it because a short while back data-miners found out that the models and animations used in SnS are the same ones from the SM 3DS titles; even though the game devs said the reason so many Pokemon were getting cut was because they had to redo the models and animations from scratch for the Switch.
There's always been rumblings in the Pokemon community that the games feel lazy from one version to the next without ever really innovating, but the recent controversy (less Pokemon with a drop in quality) has brought those voices out to the forefront. I imagine this guy is just trying to milk it while community opinions are so low.