[0.81] Aran/Neo Tokyo

Chinese, like Japanese, has a systematic way of transliterating characters into roman letters called Han yu pin yin that was developed in the 1950s. It's one of the first things they teach you in Chinese classes. It's literally an entire alphabet created for the purpose of writing Chinese characters in letter form, and isn't based on how to pronounce it in English. Most people aren't so anal about everything being spelled and pronounced correctly, though. Taipei should technically be Tái Běi.


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It's called Buccaneer here, and everyone knows what a Buccaneer is. Isn't "Buccaneer" the 3rd job in JMS? It's very confusing when you try to make everything right by your version, just because your version is so clearly superior to ours. And it's not even Viper in your version, it's Vi-pe-ru or something ridiculous like that. Save it for the JMS forums.

Ok.. That's the exact GMS attitude that I rant about all of the time. You people need to lose that attitude, really... It's getting old.

Yes, Buccaneer is third job in JMS and Viper is baipa-, which is just the katakana way of writing Viper. GMS players treat me like pomegranate because I use the original names, then you tell me to gtfo?

It's not like I'm FORCING you to say Viper instead of Buccaneer, but people throw slander at me when I say Viper.