DS1 said:I know EO has something similar, but you didn't have to activate the style in battle I don't think.
Wait, so by this rationale, if any other racial slur like n****, honky, or cracker was a widely used word by other countries and not seen as offensive, then the offended wouldn't have the right to be able to express their indignation in this public forum or should be made to feel stupid for feeling offended?Ruri said:That's a not entirely accurate. Some Japanese-Americans consider it a slur, but it is widely-used in Singapore and Hong Kong as a contraction of 'japanese' with no other connotations. Many international news services and businesses likewise use it freely, and in Japan itself few people care -- some Japanese businesses even use it in various contexts.deathfisaro said:Jap is not a proper abbreviation for Japan or Japanese. There are Japanese people in the forum. One of the "forum-trolling dickweeds" is just being considerate.
Being politically correct seems to be a big thing down there, but you have a problem with calling Japanese people politically correctly? What's that, human rights moving backwards?
In other words, by attacking people on the internet for using a term that may be perfectly inoffensive in their countries, you are actually taking a fairly culturally insensitive position yourself; you are insisting that the entire world accept U.S. standards and U.S. English meanings instead of their own. This is comparable to insisting that, for instance, the British should not use the word 'fags' to refer to sticks or cigarettes.
Notice that x.domination, above, is from Singapore -- in his country 'Jap' has no negative connotations. Are you saying that his country must defer to U.S. interpretations and U.S. meanings when using words?
layzieyez said:Wait, so by this rationale, if any other racial slur like n****, honky, or cracker was a widely used word by other countries and not seen as offensive, then the offended wouldn't have the right to be able to express their indignation in this public forum or should be made to feel stupid for feeling offended?Ruri said:That's a not entirely accurate. Some Japanese-Americans consider it a slur, but it is widely-used in Singapore and Hong Kong as a contraction of 'japanese' with no other connotations. Many international news services and businesses likewise use it freely, and in Japan itself few people care -- some Japanese businesses even use it in various contexts.deathfisaro said:Jap is not a proper abbreviation for Japan or Japanese. There are Japanese people in the forum. One of the "forum-trolling dickweeds" is just being considerate.
Being politically correct seems to be a big thing down there, but you have a problem with calling Japanese people politically correctly? What's that, human rights moving backwards?
In other words, by attacking people on the internet for using a term that may be perfectly inoffensive in their countries, you are actually taking a fairly culturally insensitive position yourself; you are insisting that the entire world accept U.S. standards and U.S. English meanings instead of their own. This is comparable to insisting that, for instance, the British should not use the word 'fags' to refer to sticks or cigarettes.
Notice that x.domination, above, is from Singapore -- in his country 'Jap' has no negative connotations. Are you saying that his country must defer to U.S. interpretations and U.S. meanings when using words?
That is FUCKED UP!
Back on topic. This looks like a very interesting game, I'll definitely give it a try considering the classes and customization.
chewtoy said:I'm wary of feeding the trolls, but this is pretty crazy. The original use of the abbreviation Jap was used here as an abbreviation of the country, not referring to an individual. I don't think anyone would disagree that the terms above would be out of order but that is because they are used to refer to individuals of a particular racial descent, not countries.
Really? Which card are you using?gimrok said:There is a security check in this game 7th dragon.
When you beat the first dragon and get back to town,
the opening stuff credit shows up and right after that, the screen turns black!!!!! (and freeze of course)
I've been trying to find a way to fix this or surpass the security check...
anyone any ideas?
kodoku said:Really? Which card are you using?gimrok said:There is a security check in this game 7th dragon.
When you beat the first dragon and get back to town,
the opening stuff credit shows up and right after that, the screen turns black!!!!! (and freeze of course)
I've been trying to find a way to fix this or surpass the security check...
anyone any ideas?
I'm well past that and I have no freezing at all. I have a CycloDS... older firmware (haven't updated it in a loong time).
gimrok said:kodoku said:Really? Which card are you using?gimrok said:There is a security check in this game 7th dragon.
When you beat the first dragon and get back to town,
the opening stuff credit shows up and right after that, the screen turns black!!!!! (and freeze of course)
I've been trying to find a way to fix this or surpass the security check...
anyone any ideas?
I'm well past that and I have no freezing at all. I have a CycloDS... older firmware (haven't updated it in a loong time).
I'm using r4 revolution.
I have 1.18 and I tried 1.19 (the unofficial one) but neither works.
what firmware r u using? Could it mean that this game doesnt work with r4?
its just your cart. it plays finegimrok said:There is a security check in this game 7th dragon.
When you beat the first dragon and get back to town,
the opening stuff credit shows up and right after that, the screen turns black!!!!! (and freeze of course)
I've been trying to find a way to fix this or surpass the security check...
anyone any ideas?