Barajas_201 Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 ok so i was in dantooie and i got to the jedi enclave and found the thief padawan that i think is restored in the TSLRCM, so i talked to her into the point where i was gave the chance to decide if i kill her or not, so the answer they gave me was something along this lines "I tire of you, you are week" so i think the typo is "I tire of you" so i think it should be "Im tire of you" or "I am tire of you". this is not really a problem but i think it could be fixed in future versions of TSLRCM, has anyone else notice this? just letting the devs know Quote
jjo Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 If I understand the context correctly, this may not be a typo. The word "tire" can be used as a verb to mean "to wear out the patience of". It's basically a synonym for "bore". It can also mean "to make weary". For example: "I tire of this conversation" would be akin to saying "This conversation bores me" or "I am weary of this conversation." Quote
jswartz0181 Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 If I understand the context correctly, this may not be a typo. The word "tire" can be used as a verb to mean "to wear out the patience of". It's basically a synonym for "bore". It can also mean "to make weary". For example: "I tire of this conversation" would be akin to saying "This conversation bores me" or "I am weary of this conversation." I think that part being the typo was a joke. It's the other part that's got the blaring error. Man I hate the emoticon graphics on this site. Or at least ones like the smiley (doesn't even look like a smile; just some bouncing yellow ball). It really kills the desired effect. Quote
Hassat Hunter Posted March 21, 2011 Posted March 21, 2011 The line is; "I tire of this. You're too weak to be allowed to live." No typo's there... However the suggested 'fixes' are horrible engrish. It has to be said... Quote
Barajas_201 Posted March 23, 2011 Author Posted March 23, 2011 The line is; "I tire of this. You're too weak to be allowed to live." No typo's there... However the suggested 'fixes' are horrible engrish. It has to be said... ok then, not a typo thanks Quote
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