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ah, i seeEnemy | wrote:Katawa Shoujo Generals
Threads on the /vg/ board of 4chan about (you guessed it) Katawa Shoujo.
I answered: "One hand on the radio, one hand out the window, and her knee doing the steering."Gandara wrote:"If Akira is a woman, how does she drive?"
That reminds me i need to improve my language before i can immigrate ;DHelbereth wrote:You mean immigrate.Weird Badger wrote:I would say Canada because i may emigrate there.
Anyway the last few questions are for lulz only i suppose
When you go there it's immigrate, when you're leaving the place it's emigrate.
So he's correct, then. He's leaving wherever he is to go to Canada. When he arrives, to the Canadian Immigration officer he'll be an immigrant. From the perspective of people in his home country watching him leave, he's an emigrant.Helbereth wrote:You mean immigrate.Weird Badger wrote:I would say Canada because i may emigrate there.
Anyway the last few questions are for lulz only i suppose
When you go there it's immigrate, when you're leaving the place it's emigrate.
He's discussing his moving to Canada, not his leaving Italy (based on his location tag), thus he's describing the immigration portion of the process.metalangel wrote:So he's correct, then. He's leaving wherever he is to go to Canada. When he arrives, to the Canadian Immigration officer he'll be an immigrant. From the perspective of people in his home country watching him leave, he's an emigrant.Helbereth wrote:You mean immigrate.Weird Badger wrote:I would say Canada because i may emigrate there.
Anyway the last few questions are for lulz only i suppose
When you go there it's immigrate, when you're leaving the place it's emigrate.
, etc). I'm really looking forward to the results.There's no confusion. In this case there is not even ambiguity regarding the usage, since if he had meant emigrating from Canada, the post wouldn't have made sense. (In fact in that case, omitting the "from" would be bad grammar...)Helbereth wrote:He's discussing his moving to Canada, not his leaving Italy (based on his location tag), thus he's describing the immigration portion of the process.Weird Badger wrote:I would say Canada because i may emigrate there.
If phrased along the lines of, "I would say Canada, because I may emigrate from Italy to there," that would be a proper use of the word.
I don't want there to be any confusion about how the two terms differ.
Probably should have had it for the epilogues question and a few others, but for the sprites / CGs specifically I wanted to force people to choose, similar to the what's your favorite route. Nobody started mentioned anything about adding the don't care options until I already had 300 responses, so by then it would have been too late :TMirage_GSM wrote:A few questions were missing a none/don't care option.
For example regarding which path would need an additional scene at the end (none) or which has the best sprites/CGs (all equal)
Also the "When did you first read the final version?" question lacks a December option
Yeah I plan too. 1100 responses is a lot so it will just take a bit of time once I close it down.Ariad wrote:Just filled it out myself a bit ago. Actually enjoyed it.
Yuibro, good on you for making it so comprehensive. 1065 responses already on a survey like this? I expect interesting data, mister. Can you mix and mash various things? Like how many Emibros actually run(who said Emi as their favourite girl and then see how many of them said running or eating healthy) or what the fans of the respective girls are actually like(personal answer they gave, age, "chance with any of the girls
There sounds like it's meant to be dative, so correct: he may emigrate to there.Helbereth wrote:You mean immigrate.Weird Badger wrote:I would say Canada because i may emigrate there.
Anyway the last few questions are for lulz only i suppose
When you go there it's immigrate, when you're leaving the place it's emigrate.
A board in 4chan, where people make one thread for their game, and discuss it there. Different from /v/ in a way that /v/ is supposed to be about anything video-game related, but /vg/ is only about games.Helbereth wrote:I still really have no idea what /vg/ is, other than some type of forum.