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bloodstainedXIII
 
PostPosted: Thu, Jan 21 2010, 10:38 AM 



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Does overwhelming critical, the epic feat, stacks with extreme criticals on weapons? :?: :?: :?:


 
      
Kjetta
 
PostPosted: Thu, Jan 21 2010, 11:04 AM 

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It does. Didn't used to, but it got fixed.

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PostPosted: Thu, Jan 21 2010, 13:03 PM 

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extreme critical = massive critical?

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PostPosted: Thu, Jan 21 2010, 17:24 PM 

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Yes, extreme = massive. He plays a non English version and the word for that feat used in his language is 'extreme' I take it. Like Swedish people like to say 'warrior' instead of 'fighter'


 
      
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PostPosted: Thu, Jan 21 2010, 17:42 PM 

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"Fighter" makes no sense in any language aside english, when directly translated.

What I hate about norwegian is that we have no good word to translate wizard, cleric, and least of all sorcerer. Unless you want to group everything under 'Trollmann' that is.

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PostPosted: Thu, Jan 21 2010, 18:15 PM 

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"Fighter" makes some sense in romanian, but wizard/sorcerer are the same word, cleric/priest are the same word, dwarf/gnome the same word... if you use the world "elf" everyone's going to think about Santa's elves, and many many more.

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