lac Posted October 19, 2008 Share Posted October 19, 2008 In LT 3, the one that begins 'You look pensive': Answer that Candlekeep was a prison. Xan comes back with: Still Charname> (so it looks as if you are missing a < so the name is not filled in properly. While we are there ... It continues with 'I was meaning to ask for a while'. This reads more naturally in English as 'I have been meaning to ask for a while, because the 'meaning to' has been going on for a while and is still going on. Indeed, you can leave out the 'for a while'. "I have been meaning to ask you something" already says that the 'meaning to' has been going on for a while. (But leaving it in is ok, too.) Laura Link to comment
cmorgan Posted November 22, 2008 Share Posted November 22, 2008 Searched for all instances of malformed token CHARNAME. @113 = ~Still... CHARNAME>, I was meaning to ask for a while. Was Gorion your foster father, perhaps, since you are of different heritage? If so, your real parents might still be alive. Do you know who they were?~ repaired token and matched grammar: @113 = ~Still... <CHARNAME>, I have been meaning to ask for a while. Was Gorion your foster father, perhaps, since you are of different heritage? If so, your real parents might still be alive. Do you know who they were?~ repaired 11/22/2008 prerelease v17 Link to comment
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