Aren't subtitles already optional? Actually, they're off by default everytime I run a new episode, so I fiddle with options and enable them whenever necessary.
Well, during the game I mostly don't need them (just have them on just in case anyways. Never know when a loud sound effect or muffled effect makes something hard to hear. Also sometimes game have the funny issue that you can read stuff that isn't actually audible because of the distance, it helps then ), but during songs with the speed and soundtrack in the back it would really help to understand what's being said. Can't grasp 50% of "Life of Max" still...
Fortunately I listen to my music for the music, and not the lyrics, since I barely understand them in most cases .
Do you mean "Says the guy who speaks native English"?
And anyway, I'm just saying I'd rather not have subtitles.
When you see almost everything with subtitles, you develop an ability to see everything at the same time. I just remember 2 times in 3 years of watch stuff with Subtitles about missing something for them. It's practice.
I'd like optional subtitles too. There is no way I'd understand a song in English the first time around without subtitles. Or, as is usually the case, the tenth, twentieth or hundredth time around.
If the song isn't "important" I guess you don't need subtitles, but they're nice. It was nice being able to follow the song in 204 for once.
I do dislike subtitles when watching stuff in French because I know I WILL read them and compare (whether they're in French or English) and it distracts me a bit, so I get why native speakers wouldn't want them.
I do dislike subtitles when watching stuff in French because I know I WILL read them and compare (whether they're in French or English) and it distracts me a bit, so I get why native speakers wouldn't want them.
I'm starting to do that when I see something in English with Spanish Subtitles. Sometimes. But sometimes I wonder what's the difference with "Distract me a bit" with "Understand nothing". Appart, like Falanca said, those subtitles are optional already =P.
Anyway, I'm not really sure if they will have anytime to put the subtitles if there's a song which need it. If there's no time, I hope you can put the lyrics in the forum after a day or something. It's not ideal, but if you can't ^^U
Aren't subtitles already optional? Actually, they're off by default everytime I run a new episode, so I fiddle with options and enable them whenever necessary.
I've always prefered subtitles as I find it very easy to misunderstand things. For example, my dad once asked me what I wanted for lunch. This confused me and I asked him why he was going to give me a magnet. (My brother hasn't let me live that down yet). My point is that I need the subtitles to help me clarify what's going on for when a character says something too fast for me to follow and stuff like that. Following both the picture and the subtitles have never been a problem for me, although I do sometimes get distracted by wrong spelling or the American way of spelling!
I used to work at a cash register. On like my first day a guy asked if he could have a bag, and I thought he was asking if I wanted to have sex with him. True story.
I used to work at a cash register. On like my first day a guy asked if he could have a bag, and I thought he was asking if I wanted to have sex with him. True story.
I looked at him, confused and surprised, and after an awkward silence he repeated his question, which made me realise I heard it wrong the first time.
He probably thought I was a complete moron :P
I never quite lived it down when I had my supermarket Saturday job I had as a teen the first time a girl asked for some 'Shag', which turned out to be a brand of rolling tobacco we sold.
Subtitles would ruin the end credits. If they are there, at least take them off if people play the game without subtitles.
I hate subtitles because I always just stare at them and don't even end up looking at what's happening on the rest of the screen.
I think subtitles make the game look tacky, but then again I don't like the feel of the game without popup text enabled (even though I'm in the U.S and can easily identify every object).
So, I noticed a bit of an inconsistency with Papierwaite between Episodes 3 & 4. In TSMB, he says to Skun-ka'pe as they form their truce, "You get the galaxy, I get the world?" Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought Papierwaite and Norrington were trying to save the world from Junior, not conquer it.
So my question is this: Should we be looking forward to some interesting twist involving Papierwaite's motives in the finale, or was this just a slight mishap that I'm overestimating?
I'm thinking he was lying about the whole world thing. He'd use Skunk-ka'pe's technology to find all the toys, then he'd get them to the Toybox, and send it back to Junior. He was planning to double-cross Skunk-ka'pe, but of course, it didn't work out.
So, I noticed a bit of an inconsistency with Papierwaite between Episodes 3 & 4. In TSMB, he says to Skun-ka'pe as they form their truce, "You get the galaxy, I get the world?" Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought Papierwaite and Norrington were trying to save the world from Junior, not conquer it.
Space does seem to be a recurring theme this season:
-We saw it behind the narrator
-First thing we ever saw in the series
-Skunkape came from it
-Bluster Blaster's future vision...
-Background to various pages and logo
Bluster Blaster's the most important of those. If we can figure out the meaning behind that future vision, it will probably reveal the link to space in the next episode.
I'm thinking he was lying about the whole world thing. He'd use Skunk-ka'pe's technology to find all the toys, then he'd get them to the Toybox, and send it back to Junior. He was planning to double-cross Skunk-ka'pe, but of course, it didn't work out.
Yog-Soggoth wouldn't have wanted him to do that. He'd have destroyed the Toybox, under Y-S's order.
If we get a song, I want sing along subtitles during it. Preferably with some cool visual effect to indicate progress. Maybe a jumping, flaming, Max head?
So, I noticed a bit of an inconsistency with Papierwaite between Episodes 3 & 4. In TSMB, he says to Skun-ka'pe as they form their truce, "You get the galaxy, I get the world?" Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but I thought Papierwaite and Norrington were trying to save the world from Junior, not conquer it.
So my question is this: Should we be looking forward to some interesting twist involving Papierwaite's motives in the finale, or was this just a slight mishap that I'm overestimating?
I think it was a pretty obvious lie.
Paiperwaite and Norrington wanted all the toys in the toy box in order to destroy it and stop Junior.
Skunk'ape wants the toys to do evil things.
Why fight over it when its half empty when you can lie to create an alliance that means you get to be near the toy box and trusted with it and also have a space ape and his goons to further help protect it? Then once its full destory it before skunk'ape can stop you.
Paiperwaite and Norrington wanted all the toys in the toy box in order to destroy it and stop Junior.
Skunk'ape wants the toys to do evil things.
Why fight over it when its half empty when you can lie to create an alliance that means you get to be near the toy box and trusted with it and also have a space ape and his goons to further help protect it? Then once its full destory it before skunk'ape can stop you.
I think Paiperwaite is a shifty character, I don't know whether he is good or bad.
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Think of us hard-of-hearing non-english people!
(same for the DVD, please?)
I hate subtitles because I always just stare at them and don't even end up looking at what's happening on the rest of the screen.
Talk the guy who's speak Natural English.
Do you mean "Says the guy who speaks native English"?
And anyway, I'm just saying I'd rather not have subtitles.
I feel the same way about subtitles, too, but I don't see why they can't put them in the optional subtitles for those who can't understand as well.
Fortunately I listen to my music for the music, and not the lyrics, since I barely understand them in most cases
When you see almost everything with subtitles, you develop an ability to see everything at the same time. I just remember 2 times in 3 years of watch stuff with Subtitles about missing something for them. It's practice.
If the song isn't "important" I guess you don't need subtitles, but they're nice. It was nice being able to follow the song in 204 for once.
I do dislike subtitles when watching stuff in French because I know I WILL read them and compare (whether they're in French or English) and it distracts me a bit, so I get why native speakers wouldn't want them.
I'm starting to do that when I see something in English with Spanish Subtitles. Sometimes. But sometimes I wonder what's the difference with "Distract me a bit" with "Understand nothing". Appart, like Falanca said, those subtitles are optional already =P.
Anyway, I'm not really sure if they will have anytime to put the subtitles if there's a song which need it. If there's no time, I hope you can put the lyrics in the forum after a day or something. It's not ideal, but if you can't ^^U
Yeah, that's my point.
And your response...?
I looked at him, confused and surprised, and after an awkward silence he repeated his question, which made me realise I heard it wrong the first time.
He probably thought I was a complete moron :P
Because, in context...
"Can I have a bag?"
"Yes, please!"
But I have question anyway. Are we going to see more of this smile from Sam in 305. I hope so. It's beyond cute, and I want to see more of it.
I just loved how his face lit up after someone knelt or saluted Lord Sammun-Mak!
I think subtitles make the game look tacky, but then again I don't like the feel of the game without popup text enabled (even though I'm in the U.S and can easily identify every object).
So my question is this: Should we be looking forward to some interesting twist involving Papierwaite's motives in the finale, or was this just a slight mishap that I'm overestimating?
Can't he do both?
Not if he's dead
Maybe part of the last episode will take place in space after Max or something destroyed the world.
PS : And this space background actually appears in a lot of other places, like behind the Narrator.
awwww he's soo cute. Can i keep him?
-We saw it behind the narrator
-First thing we ever saw in the series
-Skunkape came from it
-Bluster Blaster's future vision...
-Background to various pages and logo
Bluster Blaster's the most important of those. If we can figure out the meaning behind that future vision, it will probably reveal the link to space in the next episode.
Yog-Soggoth wouldn't have wanted him to do that. He'd have destroyed the Toybox, under Y-S's order.
actualy it was in a way confirmed he was alive. Yet we like saying hes dead to the people who didnt preorder(but they dont believe us:().
Oh yeah, right. Shows how much my memory serves me @__@
I think it was a pretty obvious lie.
Paiperwaite and Norrington wanted all the toys in the toy box in order to destroy it and stop Junior.
Skunk'ape wants the toys to do evil things.
Why fight over it when its half empty when you can lie to create an alliance that means you get to be near the toy box and trusted with it and also have a space ape and his goons to further help protect it? Then once its full destory it before skunk'ape can stop you.
I think Paiperwaite is a shifty character, I don't know whether he is good or bad.