1.8 works GREAT!!!

[Mike Solli]

Ooo, another patch coming. (Gleefully rubs hands together.) When? (Just joking.)

Thanks, Nik.

[Gem35]

Finally assault values listed in the combat reports. Thank you all who helped contribute to this feature being added to the patch. Now back to clobbering the Japs.[8D]

[Speedysteve]

Just noticed something guys....a typo!

Should read defenCe not defenSe in the CR[;)][:'(]

[mlees]

ORIGINAL: Speedy

Just noticed something guys....a typo!

Should read defenCe not defenSe in the CR[;)][:'(]

Guess what. Us yanks spell it with an "s".

Two people seperated by a common language. I checked my dictionary to be sure.

[Nikademus]

Kind of like Schedule.

in the US we say it correctly

in the UK they say like someone after a night at the pub......Icsh late.......i'm behinnd sheddule. [:D]

[Rob Brennan UK]

Had to drop in and say .. WOW .. nice patch ..

and NIK .. who invented English ?? if schedule was supposed to have a k in it we would have added one [;)]

[Nikademus]

ORIGINAL: Rob Brennan UK

Had to drop in and say .. WOW .. nice patch ..

and NIK .. who invented English ??

An American...he just didn't realize it at the time.

[:'(]

[mlees]

who invented English ??

Nobody "invented" English. It just sorta evolved from other tongues.

[Terminus]

Yankee Cultural Imperialism at work...

[pauk]

ORIGINAL: mlees

Guess what. Us yanks spell it with an "s".

Is it a true? I have enough problems with grammar and now you are telling me that both ways are correct?

[Terminus]

No, they're not. The American way is wrong, unless you're an American...

[Speedysteve]

ORIGINAL: mlees

ORIGINAL: Speedy

Just noticed something guys....a typo!

Should read defenCe not defenSe in the CR[;)][:'(]

Guess what. Us yanks spell it with an "s".

Two people seperated by a common language. I checked my dictionary to be sure.

I know you guys spelt it with an S. I was pulling ya chain[:'(]

Sorta like Nikademus. In ENGLISH it means incompetence

[Terminus]

Translated into Danish it comes out as something like Babbling Chimpanzee-like Nincompoop...

[Grotius]

ORIGINAL: Nikademus
no. straffing a PT or a warship even without touching the esc key can still lead to an out of sync.

Hmm -- too bad, because strafing PTs can be an effective tactic. To avoid sync trouble, the IJN should use surface ships only against PTs, then?

[pauk]

ORIGINAL: mlees

who invented English ??

Nobody "invented" English. It just sorta evolved from other tongues.

I was quite suprised how many words in english have french "roots" (or it would be better to say latin roots...


Jury, debt, judge, court and many more wrods came from France...


Now i do know why Brits don't like French...[:D]

PS... interestingly, word law came from Denmark.... This is for you Terminus..

[Grotius]

ORIGINAL: Feinder
You can hit the arrow button on the display tho, instead of the ESC key.
-F-

Nik, it's only the ESC key that causes the sync trouble -- the arrow button is always safe?

[Nikademus]

ORIGINAL: Grotius

ORIGINAL: Feinder
You can hit the arrow button on the display tho, instead of the ESC key.
-F-

Nik, it's only the ESC key that causes the sync trouble -- the arrow button is always safe?

I wouldn't bet money on it.

[Nikademus]

NIKADEMUS in English means "Smart but still very very Sexy"

Now SPEEDY in English.....well the gals knows what it means.....

[mlees]

Now i do know why Brits don't like French...

It's not the French language that we Yanks dislike. (A women sprechenzie-ing Francaise is quite exotic.) It's some of the politicians... But I realise this works both ways, I think.

(Carefull, we must not get banished to the Steakhouse.)

Is it a true? I have enough problems with grammar and now you are telling me that both ways are correct?

I have an old Webster's NewWorld Dictionary, 2nd College Edition, copyright 1982 on my desk.

It lists "Defence: (di fens') n. Brit. sp. of Defense"

Of course, the English posters will protest that that is an American dictionary, supporting an American dialect, or whatever. *shrugs* Both ways are fine, AFAIK. Same with "Skedge-yule" and "shed-yule".

[niceguy2005]

ORIGINAL: Terminus

Yankee Cultural Imperialism at work...

Yes it is...as it should be [;)]

To answer Pauk's question, this is the way English was created in the first place. The more powerful force got to shape the language. Otherwise there wouldn't be English it would be Celtic - now there's a tough language to learn.