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Boots - We could, but now, we're getting to the point where random could mean 25% of the time, the civ will be one we already played as.
Sarevok - You don't always need boku and desu in a sentence.
*tries to think of that strong Osaka dialect for adjective words like hoshii. It would be perfect for Sarevok's current Japanese writing style... slight ego, but excited. *
Hoshii yo (standard expression of excitement)
Hoshii nee
Hoshii jaa ne
There's one more (I think it's the Osaka dialect) where the adjective and ending are abbriviated. It's not coming to me now. I *think* it's "hoshi'n deya nen". Sarevok -- this might be a good link for you..
(Maybe I should give everyone Japanese lessons if we choose the Japanese.)
13/25 have voted for Japanese (52%). I say we start trying to come up with a more creative name that "Fanatika" this time around. Perhaps we could Japanify Fanatika.
13/25 have voted for Japanese (52%). I say we start trying to come up with a more creative name that "Fanatika" this time around. Perhaps we could Japanify Fanatika.
Unfortunately, you can't enter Japanese characters into citynames in the game. (You can in Civ2 though)
If you want to view Japanese letters, go to the Monash Nihongo FTP archives (do a search for it on google), and look for MS Mincho and MS Gothic. Install those, and you'll see the method to the madness.
I meant making it not only fit the characters (or letters, I can't remember which it is...), but making it sound Japanese. To part from the constant use of the name.
Well, like I said, there's not much you can do with a word that is already a constant/vowel pair already... "fa" "na" "ti" "ka". Already pronouncible in Japanese.
Just a question: If we do do Japan, am I alowed to do a running gag on anime? Like have all my RPG characters have really small mouths when closed but freakishly huge when open?
Just a question: If we do do Japan, am I alowed to do a running gag on anime? Like have all my RPG characters have really small mouths when closed but freakishly huge when open?
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