i totally see your point trasher, but i dont think that it's valid to demand an english-must in utapug.
The utapug channel is not a dictionary, courtesy or english class, it's a vital channel in the context of the uta community.
and in this community most people aint native english speakers and there is even a damn huge amount of dutch players. they just wanna have fun and play a game.
Personally i try to speak english myself when i am in an international channel, even when i talk to germans, but i can also understand why some want to talk with their native langauge to their country mates.
Not to annoy others, it's becuase in your native langage you can discribe, talk and show easier and more fluent.
Do you really want so called channel-ghettos where dutchs, germans, polish, etc has their own channel to talk in their native langauge because in the community channels they are forced to talk english only?
Dont think that you want that.
i guess we reached a dead end here. Mostly english-natives say that it's courtesy, and many others (mainly not english-native) dont see that that dramatic or even discuss-worthy.
imho it's all about tolerance.
Just skip the lines you dont understand. when you see your nick in those "foreign" talking, just ask the guy who wrote it what it means, or translte it yourself with the internet.
And tbh, no matter what someone says int eh PUG channel, it's nonesense anyway. So why even try to understand it?
See it as a advantage. In all the years i am here, i alrdy learnt some dutch, polish and swedish. Okay mostly flames and swearwords, but that#s enough to have "fun" on vacation
Never!!!!!
1988 still hurts ;((((((
"bart must be clever"
i second that.
to me.
