@Xero-Espadas, technically it’s the next update of the first chapter not the next chapter… however there are only 2… maybe 3 more of those to deal with before I grammar check the heck out of this thing.
As for why these updates have to be in increments, it’s just cause of my personal schedule making it easier for me to do it this way instead of big burst updates.
Ok, I’m guessing your out of school then.
And how long will the update take?
@Xero_Espadas I can’t even begin to guess how long it would take. I have something I have to do before I can start working on the next update you see.
Ok then, I’ll be watching and lurking in the forums then
Hah Her profile says Gemale
Say guys, this might sound a little strange to ask but I assure you that it does relate to the development of this game.
Anyways, what name sounds better?
Grannus or Nodens?
Wait aren’t they Celtic gods? Or something?
Raulin
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Yes they are indeed Celtic deity’s
Nodens: A Celtic deity associated with healing, the sea, hunting and dogs. He was worshipped in ancient Britain, most notably in a temple complex at Lydney Park in Gloucestershire, and possibly also in Gaul.
Grannus: A deity associated with spas, healing thermal and mineral springs, and the sun. He was regularly identified with Apollo as Apollo Grannus.
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also “Link Updated: 13/18/2015 1:33PM PST” how did you post this in the thirteenth month…
@Raulin, @Xero_Espadas
This question won’t be relevant for the record until Chapter 3, if not late chapter 2 and obviously for spoilers purposes I won’t say why.
Still note that the key factor here is that they both relate to water. Hmmmmm… I wonder what that could have to do with a game about robot shooting at each other?
Anyways I’ll ask again, what name do you think sounds better?
Raulin
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i think Grannus sounds better, however it depends on the context in which it is used. For example it would seem silly to call an underwater military base Grannus as he was not related to battle. But all the technicality’s about what they mean in the real world don’t matter as you can say they mean whatever you want them to.
“anti-virus softwear” should be “anti-virus software”
I think that in most scenearios Grannus sounds better
Side Note: I’d strongly recommend not having the name of your Breaker be anything that ends with Brave for reasons relating to redundancy.
Hope he or she still working on this
@Havenstone @Eiwynn @Sashira
Can one of you please close this (and delete this post of mine after) since it has been over two years?
