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12/26/2013 5:49:24 AM
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Yes because in a Post-apocalyptic world,the F-bomb would still be remembered.
Also after a few hundred years.
English
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Yet we remember every other last bit of language. So that makes sense.
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True....but I don't think it would have the same impact. Example. It's the 1400s Man#1:"You Scallywag!"<----Equivalent of dropping an F-bomb with a few other curse words. Man#2:"How dare you!' Now it's 2013. Man#1:"You Scallywag!" Man#2:"....What?'
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Yeah, and from a logical standpoint, to make it feel immersive, it would make no sense to say something that would confuse the player.
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Huh,I suppose you're right in that regard.
