Ancient Greece [Done]

by **Jota** on Thu May 11, 2006 2:57 pm

Haven't played the Brazil map, have you?

by **thegrimsleeper** on Thu May 11, 2006 3:12 pm

TOLD!

by **Banana Stomper** on Thu May 11, 2006 4:01 pm

Willgfass wrote:
Willgfass wrote:this is in english. If you're going to have it in Greek be my ****in guest. But this is in english

Did you...quote yourself?

by **kingwaffles** on Thu May 11, 2006 4:02 pm

Yes.... I think he did..... :shakes head:

by **AndyDufresne** on Thu May 11, 2006 4:06 pm

It seems so, perhaps to make sure it was read? Anyways, it's a mute point nonetheless. Very few would agree that the names need to be changed.

--Andy

by **Mr. K** on Thu May 11, 2006 7:00 pm

Willgfass wrote:
Willgfass wrote:this is in english. If you're going to have it in Greek be my ****in guest. But this is in english

You're rediculous dude. Calm the hell down man, its not really officially spelled one way or the other when you're writing it in English. People hear it and spell it how it sounds. Some people will use a C and some a K, and the K gives it more of the Greek feel, which is the whole point of the map. So back off cause it makes no difference anyway, let me know if you have a real complaint.

by **Willgfass** on Thu May 11, 2006 7:14 pm

it is a c. go type in Krete on google or yahoo and it will give you some junk. type in Crete and it will tell you about the island Crete

by **Willgfass** on Thu May 11, 2006 7:15 pm

sorry about quoting myself

by **Willgfass** on Thu May 11, 2006 7:16 pm

and k does not make it more Greek gosh dangit!

by **Hoff** on Thu May 11, 2006 7:22 pm

where are you from will?

by **Willgfass** on Thu May 11, 2006 7:27 pm

by **Banana Stomper** on Thu May 11, 2006 7:42 pm

There is no way winston churchill said all of the exclamation marks. No way...

And also, you're bitching over a trivial matter. I would not expect Mr. K or Lack to bother changing things up over a dispute over a C and a K. hell, C and K work hand in hand. They're friends. They work together, why can't you learn to work together. Kick, stick, lick, tick, lock, lack, sack, they join forces and produce a tremendus Ckuh sound.

On second thought mr k, just put a C and a K in there anywhere you have a K and that other guy who's name i can't remember wants a C. Just to be fair. Why separate two loving friends?

by **PaperPlunger** on Thu May 11, 2006 8:47 pm

Banana Stomper wrote:There is no way winston churchill said all of the exclamation marks. No way...

You never know....

by **Marvaddin** on Fri May 12, 2006 12:10 am

Jota wrote:Haven't played the Brazil map, have you?

Well, I really couldnt translate some names to English... Some like Xingu and Aripuanã are indigenous names and simply cant translate... Some others I think dont exist too... Have all chinese cities names in English? Surely, only some of the most important... same idea here.

And, there are names I could translate, but dont did it, because you wouldnt understand the why behind the name... and as I cant really do a good translation, the names could seem silly. So:

Natal: Christmas
Rio Negro: Black River
Triângulo: Triangle
Campo Grande: Great Field
Porto Velho: Old Port
Porto Alegre: Happy Port
Belo Horizonte: Beautiful Horizon
Montes Claros: Clear Hills
Etc.

Isnt it better as it is now?

by **Jota** on Fri May 12, 2006 12:16 am

I think you misunderstand me, Marvaddin: I wasn't objecting to the names on the Brazil map. I was just using it an example of an existing map that didn't need Anglicized country names, to demonstrate how silly it was to demand that names on the Greek map be changed.

by **Marvaddin** on Fri May 12, 2006 12:24 am

No, I didnt misunderstand... I was only explaining my option to show that sometimes English names dont contribute for the game atmosphere... like in Asia map, too. Sometimes, they arent even possible.

But seriously, did you never want to know the meaning of those names? :wink:

by **Mr. K** on Fri May 12, 2006 2:51 am

Willgas, you're ridiculous. First off, not that it matters, but K's do give it more of a Greek feel. Because Greeks don't have C's, so it looks less Greek when you're using letters that Greeks don't use.

But I dont even know why I bothered saying that, cause this argument is POINTLESS. Stop bitching about nothing. There are good reasons to have spelled it either way, and I chose to use K's. If someone else made this map and spelled it with a C, I wouldn't give a shit. You shouldn't either.

by **Willgfass** on Fri May 12, 2006 2:25 pm

at least change kyklades to cyclades. kyklades does not sound right at all if you frickin think about it

by **Willgfass** on Fri May 12, 2006 2:28 pm

also, if you tell me it sounds more Greek, i better put a k in front of every thing that should be a c. However it does not sound more Greek

by **Banana Stomper** on Fri May 12, 2006 2:35 pm

dude, shut up. You are bitching about nothing.

Mr. K if you change a damn thing i will lose all respect for you.

Hell, even if it should change he better not, it makes it more fitting seeing as it is Mr K's map. He loves the K. He's Mr. K.

by **thegrimsleeper** on Fri May 12, 2006 2:41 pm

I'm just curious... Where were you with all these bright ideas when the map was still in development, WillGas??

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Oh that's right, you hadn't even registered yet.

stfu n00b

by **Mr. K** on Fri May 12, 2006 2:46 pm

Willgfass wrote:at least change kyklades to cyclades. kyklades does not sound right at all if you frickin think about it

Are you serious dude? I'm assuming you're greek judging by your avatar and your sig, but i'm doubting it after this comment. Maybe you're Greek and you've never heard any one speak the language, cause if you have then you'd know how absurd that is.

The Islands are pronounced "Kee-Klad-Thes", and Kyklades does a fairly good job at giving that pronunciation and stays true to how its really spelled. Cyclades makes it seem like the islands should be pronounced "Psy-Clades." How does that sound more right?

also, if you tell me it sounds more Greek, i better put a k in front of every thing that should be a c. However it does not sound more Greek

Wtf dude. If you're trying to mimick Greek using English, you probably should replace any c's with k's. But aside from that rare occasion when you might be trying to do that, no, you shouldn't.
As for me, I didn't replace any c's with k's. K's are what have always been there. I don't care if some British people decided to use a C when they first wrote down a couple of these names, good for them. They can keep using a C, i'll keep using a K. It makes no difference, cause when I read what they wrote, I know what they're referring to, and vice versa. So get over it.

by **Willgfass** on Fri May 12, 2006 2:46 pm

screw you fags

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