jonesy A Wicked Kendragon Apr 14, 2005 #1 Now why the heck didn't we think to try this sooner? Everyone at the table speaks English. So from now on, OOC talk will be in Finnish, IC in English. Helps a little with the roleplaying as well. And the actual talking in English part.
Now why the heck didn't we think to try this sooner? Everyone at the table speaks English. So from now on, OOC talk will be in Finnish, IC in English. Helps a little with the roleplaying as well. And the actual talking in English part.
Crothian First Post Apr 14, 2005 #2 if only I had a groub of bi lingual players.....that's a good idea on second thought, I think that rule will work great. All OOC talk has to be done in finnish.
if only I had a groub of bi lingual players.....that's a good idea on second thought, I think that rule will work great. All OOC talk has to be done in finnish.
jonesy A Wicked Kendragon Apr 14, 2005 #3 Crothian said: on second thought, I think that rule will work great. All OOC talk has to be done in finnish. Click to expand... Even when no one speaks it, eh? I guess that works too.
Crothian said: on second thought, I think that rule will work great. All OOC talk has to be done in finnish. Click to expand... Even when no one speaks it, eh? I guess that works too.
IronWolf blank Apr 14, 2005 #4 jonesy said: Even when no one speaks it, eh? I guess that works too. Click to expand... In some cases it might even work better!
jonesy said: Even when no one speaks it, eh? I guess that works too. Click to expand... In some cases it might even work better!
Crothian First Post Apr 14, 2005 #5 jonesy said: Even when no one speaks it, eh? I guess that works too. Click to expand... well, they have towo choices: 1) say everything in character 2) learn a new language
jonesy said: Even when no one speaks it, eh? I guess that works too. Click to expand... well, they have towo choices: 1) say everything in character 2) learn a new language
