Patrick
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Hello everybody.
The reference to the twelve languages also comes from the Infernal Machine, specifically the help file on 'characters'.
I was wondering if there had been any consistency, or if they just pulled that out because it looked neat. Perhaps he speaks 27 languages, and only 12 fluently? Perhaps he's a little rusty sometimes, or learns the language before his major expeditions. ...Or something.
Thanks for thinking it was a good topic, That wasn't something I was particularly good at a few years ago.(off-topic) By the way, who has left? I don't seem to be called out as 'Paperboy' anymore.
The reference to the twelve languages also comes from the Infernal Machine, specifically the help file on 'characters'.
I was wondering if there had been any consistency, or if they just pulled that out because it looked neat. Perhaps he speaks 27 languages, and only 12 fluently? Perhaps he's a little rusty sometimes, or learns the language before his major expeditions. ...Or something.
Which was the written alphabet of the Babylonians. I'm not sure, where their spoken word differed from other Mesopotamian languages, or even at all (probably did).And as far as Babylonian goes, there's no such language for starters. That would be Sumer. And as usual, read only probably. And Sumer was written in Cuniform, btw.
Thanks for thinking it was a good topic, That wasn't something I was particularly good at a few years ago.(off-topic) By the way, who has left? I don't seem to be called out as 'Paperboy' anymore.