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Thats right. With the game's revealing coming near the end of September at the Tokyo game show the hype is going to be going insane with antisipation! We need that forum to discuss the greatness of the game and post loads of screen shots and make up stories and claim they are speculation off what little information we have.
I agree we need one centralized forum where we can post lot's ofrumorsfacts about the game. But ya FFXII forum needed. *signs imaginary petition*
I no longer care about the FF series after FFT. Do what you want. ;)
I can support making a FFXII forum on a trial basis
Any objections from staff? (Of course, member comments are still valid)
I say let's fuel the hype :p Also might give me links to screenshots, since I'm too lazy to scourge the net myself since I'm not overly interested being without the appropriate console or emulator :p
There's definitely no good reason not to. Go do it, can't hurt anyone.
Go for it Duder.
Go for it Doodie.
Maybe this thread can be used for people to suggest witty forum descriptions then? I can't think of anything right now :p
Final Fantasy XII ~ We were running out of money because of The Spirits Within blunder, so we decided to make another piece of software that makes us millions of dollars. A group of teenagers saves the world using magic and 40+ hours of gameplay, or something along those lines.
Well since we don't know anything about the game yet, maybe we should wait. :p
Someone must at least know what console it's on, that's a something and a start :p
Atari?
PS2.
Gamesphere.
I say we rip off FFWA and change all the FF forum descriptions to "A group of warriors take on an evil force."
I prefer to come up with my own jokes. Of course, I don't have the manifest genius of Bleys to rip off of.
(shut up, BOU)
Although I think I *will* rip off Yams in this case.
Too long it seems.
aye, unfortunately.
If you change it to "save" rather than "saves" it should fit - that's the British way of doing it ;)
Or you could change it to "piece of software to make us millions of dollars" =P
Sod off and stop being so picky or I'll cut your knackers off with a chainsaw.
Bleys, what you just said should be the FFXII forum description.
I agree!
Yeah. Mine's too long, it stretches the tables.
I agree with Kishi and Gau.
I prefer to have the forum subtitle be "The worlds greatest FF game"...just to help hype the hell outta it. You don't even have to go into the forum to see the HYPE!
You should know better than to egg me on.Quote:
Originally posted by Kawaii Ryűkishi
Bleys, what you just said should be the FFXII forum description.
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Originally posted by The Man
If you change it to "save" rather than "saves" it should fit - that's the British way of doing it ;)
Or you could change it to "piece of software to make us millions of dollars" =P
Um, no, that would just be incorrect. A group 'saves', it does not 'save'.
Not that it matters, the chainsaw thing is much better.
Not according to the Brits, but I agree with everyone who's stated the chainsaw thing is superior ;)Quote:
Originally posted by Doomgaze
Um, no, that would just be incorrect. A group 'saves', it does not 'save'.
I'm British, and I say "a group saves" :p
EDIT: Now I think about it, I switch between the two, I think it depends on tense or something, since "a group saves" seems to work in some places, "a group save" in others.
A group saves, but I'd say a group of teenagers save. Bleys' quote would do nicely.
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Originally posted by Yamaneko
I no longer care about the FF series after FFT. Do what you want. ;)
Subject-Verb Agreement
It isn't any different in Britain; you're just incorrect.Quote:
5. Do not be misled by a phrase that comes between the subject and the verb. The verb agrees with the subject, not with a noun or pronoun in the phrase.
Long live the EGG!
Doom, marry me.
The word group, as well as all collective terms, may be used to indicate either a collective itself as a whole, or all the members of the collective individually. Thus, depending on the intent in meaning of the person who uses the word, a verb suited either a singular noun or a plural noun may be used.
But, yeah, Britain really has nothing to do with it.
I'm not a grammar freak, so don't expect my way of speaking to change :p
I actually think it might be "a group of teenagers save."
"A group of teenagers saves" just doesn't sound right.
It doesn't matter if it SOUNDS right or not. "A group of teenagers saves" is correct, quit your whining. Unless you are talking about something they all do individually, rather than as a group, you use the singular version of the verb.
I think this applies once again.Quote:
Originally posted by Citizen Kane
Sod off and stop being so picky or I'll cut your knackers off with a chainsaw.
Hee-hee. It's funny 'cause it's true.Quote:
Originally posted by Yamaneko
Final Fantasy XII ~ We were running out of money because of The Spirits Within blunder, so we decided to make another piece of software that makes us millions of dollars. A group of teenagers saves the world using magic and 40+ hours of gameplay, or something along those lines.
INCORRECT. YOU GET AN F!
F for Fantastic!
Or fantabulous.
This thread should be moved to the Grammar Forum. Oh, wait...
:O!
That's a BRILLIANT idea! Bleys, I demand that you make a Grammar Forum!
There'd be only five people posting in it.
Six.
It *would* be fun. Any threads requiring grammar-oriented scrutiny would be moved to the Grammar Forum, where they would fall under the corrective eye and embarrasing jest of EoFF's more well-spoken members. Innocent bystanders would look on helplessly as their friends would be torn to pieces for an unfortunate typo, or unfortunate lack of grammatical knowledge in general. Its subtitle would be: "AKA The Legalized Flame Forum." Speeec-tacular.
Edit: Again with the freakin' incorrectly-placed apostrophe. For shame.
Actually, we would just talk about Male Itch.
I'm not making a grammar forum.
Crpa!!!!!!!!Quote:
Originally posted by Citizen Kane
I'm not making a grammar forum.
And yes, I quite enjoy the description of thespamFinal Fantasy XII forum... :D
EDIT: I meant crap...
*fears the grammar peoples*:whoa:
CRPA = Canadian Retired People's Association.
Or maybe I'm thinking CARP (Canadian Association of Retired People)
It's one of those..
Canadian Association of Retired People Irritating Everyone.
