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9/19/2015 6:54:35 AM
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Oh I found something else. One of the dialogues before you fight the SABER shank our ghost says "Rasputin has a better setup then I do"
But instead the subtitle shows
"Rasputin has a better setup [b]that[/b] I do."
Yeah just wanted to point that out.
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Edited by RouxPanzer: 9/19/2015 7:11:31 AMIsn't then used to determine order or a cause and effect relationship? "Get a 300 light helmet, then you will have enough to do the raid" "I'll kill the ogre then I'll use my super." Than is use as a comparison right? "His gun is better than mine" "I killed more enemies than him" Correct me if I'm wrong... Maybe you just misheard?
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*than I do
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Noticed that after I posted and it's the damn phone thinking its grammar is better.
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Haha damn autocorrect
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I saw that and it made me so mad
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I was like...really Bungie?
