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they/them
That's a loc situation though, and as far as I'm concerned Larian scripts are written in English.
This is where my intrigue in Belgian culture peaks because I really want to know where this comes from.
Is this a 1839 treaty thing? Is the Empire still kicking?
This is where my intrigue in Belgian culture peaks because I really want to know where this comes from.
Is this a 1839 treaty thing? Is the Empire still kicking?
April 23, 2025 at 8:06 PM
That's a loc situation though, and as far as I'm concerned Larian scripts are written in English.
This is where my intrigue in Belgian culture peaks because I really want to know where this comes from.
Is this a 1839 treaty thing? Is the Empire still kicking?
This is where my intrigue in Belgian culture peaks because I really want to know where this comes from.
Is this a 1839 treaty thing? Is the Empire still kicking?
I can't help but wonder, what gives?
You can see a similar trend in other fantasy games like Witcher 3. I would honestly go so far as to argue that you did not play W3 if you played it in English considering just how much has been done to Britify the personal names and toponyms.
You can see a similar trend in other fantasy games like Witcher 3. I would honestly go so far as to argue that you did not play W3 if you played it in English considering just how much has been done to Britify the personal names and toponyms.
April 23, 2025 at 8:06 PM
I can't help but wonder, what gives?
You can see a similar trend in other fantasy games like Witcher 3. I would honestly go so far as to argue that you did not play W3 if you played it in English considering just how much has been done to Britify the personal names and toponyms.
You can see a similar trend in other fantasy games like Witcher 3. I would honestly go so far as to argue that you did not play W3 if you played it in English considering just how much has been done to Britify the personal names and toponyms.