To see what that would be like, I took one of your previous posts and translated it into Chinese (traditional) on Google. Then I translated it back to English. Let's compare!CriticalMiss said:I might hire a Chinese person to make posts for me, I'll save so much time and be able to catch up on my sleep whilst appear to be an active member of various websites. Ror!
Wait, why was it difficult for Bioware to put gay relationships in to the game during development? They managed it with three Mass Effect games. True there were a (I'm assuming, having not played the game) relatively small number of potential sexy-time partners, but you're only going to need to change a few lines of dialogue provided every line doesn't begin 'Oh dearest husband-lover-man of mine, let's [insert activity here]'. And why not just make all of the romance options bisexual with a few here and there polarised one way or the other?
And as someone said earlier the partnerships in ME were kind of weak and didn't add a whole lot besides a horribly awkward cutscene as the pay off (and an achievement). I'd rather get on with the meat of the game rather than fanny around for a while without getting any benefit. At least wives in Skyrim make you a tasty packed lunch once in a while!
And so on, why is a BioWare game homosexual relationships in the development process it? They managed three Mass Effect games. Really a (I assume, have not played the game) to a relatively small number of potential partners sexy, but you only need to change a few lines of dialogue each line not yet started, 'Oh dearest of the husband's lover, [insert activity] ". Why not just let all the romantic Bisexual several polarization here and there one way or the other?
It is said that the partnership is kind of weak, and no increase in addition to a terrible embarrassment cutscene animation a lot to pay off (achievement). I prefer to let the meat of the game, rather than stern for a period of time, and did not get any benefits. At least the wife in the sky, so delicious packed lunches, once in a while!
Yeah, it's a cliche, but a damn good one. This is how I should probably post on The Escapist from now on.