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Requested By Haruka

NASA I Have A Report About Devil-like Creatures on mars/moon who treat anything they see that's newly arrived on the planetoid is a ragdoll. i will make more tests on these creatures to see if they should be studied. NASA Here's A Picture Of mars/moon: NASA i think these creatures have yet to discover modern ways of homes and jobs.

-Ales "Edward" Mansay

TheMagician wrote:mars/moon

Hold the fuck on.

But your location says Mars. Also, if you've been split up into 4 and are currently getting stabbed in the butts, are you writing from a secret underground tunnel in which the bottoms they are stabbing are actually fake butts while you all went back into 1 and made an account on this website?

Ales, I was joking with you, you know?...

You still don't know is it Moon or Mars for sure?

Personally, I don't think it is either, I think it's a mere asteroid or lone planetoid.

But the game states it as a moon. Personally I like to think it's a very far away moon.

Very far indeed if it goes into a distant constellation.

Well, at least now we know that the Magician's middle name is Dwardeway.

Ah, continuing the Pig Latin tradition, out of curiosity, do we prefer the return to gibberish with the odd bit of English in Legends, or the Pig Latin from Origins?

Ellway, enwhay onfrontedcay ybay away eadthray ofway eatgray ispairday uchsay asway isthay, Iway indfay Igpay Atinlay otay ebay oremay unfay otay uckfay aroundway ithway, unlessway ou'reyay eallyray ighhay, inway ichwhay ibberishgay ightmay endway upway eingbay ethay ostmay amusingway ingthay onway ethay anetplay.

I would like them to combine English and Pig Latin from Origins. I was not a big fan of Rayman 2 gibberish (the one used in PC, N64 and Dreamcast) but I liked one used in Japanese Rayman Revolution.

OldClassicGamer wrote:I would like them to combine English and Pig Latin from Origins. I was not a big fan of Rayman 2 gibberish (the one used in PC, N64 and Dreamcast) but I liked one used in Japanese Rayman Revolution.

Why even specify it was used in the Japanese Rayman Revolution? It's the same as the gibberish used in the normal Rayman Revolution.
And that's just an extension of the original Rayman 2 gibberish anyway - probably how it was intended to be done, but they couldn't put different gibberish for every single line of dialogue on one CD.

Drolpiraat wrote: Why even specify it was used in the Japanese Rayman Revolution? It's the same as the gibberish used in the normal Rayman Revolution.
And that's just an extension of the original Rayman 2 gibberish anyway - probably how it was intended to be done, but they couldn't put different gibberish for every single line of dialogue on one CD.

Exactly, both region's gibberishes are the very same one.

Really? I thought gibberish from Japanese version was different then from normal. Perhaps I have a bad memory because I usually play normal RR on French or English.

You can check by yourself and see there's no difference at all.

So what the fuck is this thread.

#OccupyMoon