Greek text

[Serapy]

No. If the developers don't know how to put proper Greek sentences, then understanding the context isn't important. However, it's easier to put a word and that's what matters.

They did the same thing to Ultimecia's paintings. The sentences are wrong, but the words are fine.

But the words AREN'T fine, bridge dweller. The words are nonsense with one set accidentally making a mispelled word.
The letter clusters have semicolons and other punctuation in them, for smurf's sake.

Consider how can a Japanese developer type correct Greek characters? I don't know how, either. It takes a while to find out which number to enter a specific Greek character.

He obviously didn't have enough time to find out how or else the project's deadline will get delayed, so instead, he puts identical characters and that's about it.

He can DRAW THEM, and overlay the bitmap over a mesh repeatedly. Textures over meshes is how you make 3D images, after all.

Woooow, really? Whoever was responsible for that texture must have had a robotic arm to draw the text, since the lines of the text look almost perfect!

And the characters aren't 'Identical' at all.

Have you got evidence that the characters are not identical? If not, then let our opinions speak for themselves.

They are random and nonsensical with punctuation inside them. Seriously, reread scrumpleberry's post, chewtoy.

Just because I put something that outputs absolutely nonsensical; unintentional or not, doesn't mean it becomes absolutely meaningless.