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[lordcooper]

Which is pretty much right on the money.

1 Dollar = 1.3 Euro.

Seeing how the two values have been trending, you're getting a better deal right now.

No, it's 1 EUR = 1.3025 USD.  The other way around.  Also, irregardless isn't a word.

[Blargityblarg]

Which is pretty much right on the money.

1 Dollar = 1.3 Euro.

Seeing how the two values have been trending, you're getting a better deal right now.

No, it's 1 EUR = 1.3025 USD.  The other way around.  Also, irregardless isn't a word.

Also it's $30 AUD. Hooray.

(The Australian Dollar is currently below the USD, but by less than a cent per dollar)

[Aklyon]

Also, irregardless isn't a word.

Are you sure?

[Strange guy]

£13 here in the UK, which is nearly 21 dollars. Not as bad as Australia, but usually we get prices equivalent to US ones, not worse than the European ones.

[lordcooper]

Also, irregardless isn't a word.

Are you sure?

Definitely.  It's a really fucking stupid Americanism (read: bastardisation of the English language) that supposedly means the same as 'regardless' while appearing to mean the opposite.  It's up there with 'nukular'.

[Haschel]

53 cents to paint the battlefield red with the blood of my enemies? Sign me up.

[Jackrabbit]

Also, irregardless isn't a word.

Are you sure?

Definitely.  It's a really fucking stupid Americanism (read: bastardisation of the English language) that supposedly means the same as 'regardless' while appearing to mean the opposite.  It's up there with 'nukular'.

It's rather less serious than that. The Queen's English is not the be-all-end-all. Less accepted words can be fun! Try using ain't in a conversation with grammar students and count the conniptions.

53 cents to paint the battlefield red with the blood of my enemies? Sign me up.

That's less than what you'd pay for like, a small bottle of fake blood, so yeah, bargain. It actually adds a surprising amount of delight to watching battles up close, especially afterwards. So many severed heads.

[scriver]

Definitely.  It's a really fucking stupid Americanism (read: bastardisation of the English language) that supposedly means the same as 'regardless' while appearing to mean the opposite.  It's up there with 'nukular'.

Language doesn't work like that. If it did, English would be nothing more than a really fucking stupid bastardisation of German, French and Latin, and you would have no words at all.

[Svampapa]

Double negative.

Yes languages do evolve, but claiming double negative is evolution is just dumb.


Edit: Meh. Forgot why I came here. Shogun for 13 euros. But it looks like you guys are on top of it.

[Johuotar]

I simply must get my friends to try this. Ill buy it as gift if i have to.

[scriver]

Double negative.

Yes languages do evolve, but claiming double negative is evolution is just dumb.

Nope, sorry, that's how languages work. They change, and words are put together in chaotic ways. Rules to not define language use, language use defines the rules.

Furthermore, "irregardless" is not a double negative in practice (in American English), as it just means regardless, even though etymologically it is. Irirregardless would be the double negative at this point.

[Jackrabbit]

It also has nothing to do with Shogun 2, so let's not let this get out of hand.

e: just got this on the loading screen.

"Sheltering cherry, my last breath stirs your blossom, my soul ascends. Meh" - Japanese Death Poem

I have no idea what to make of that.

[umiman]

Meh.

[LoSboccacc]

up for sale on steam, if steam suits your fancy.

[Johuotar]

I bought blood pack and I have to say Im enjoying it more than I should. Watching 10 archer units firing at a single unit at the same time, its glorious Im telling you. 0.5€ isn't bad for this.