In the Trade Window

What is the line below the meso line for?

It seems to be inactive as of right now.

Pachinko?

I recently asked about that in another thread, and got an answer. Apparently in the Korean version, the extra line shows the same number in Korean numeric system to help avoid confusion. In non-Korean versions, that part of the UI does nothing.

More info: http://www.southperry.net/forums/showthr...448&page=2

I recently asked about that in another thread, and got an answer. Apparently in the Korean version, the extra line shows the same number in Korean numeric system to help avoid confusion. In non-Korean versions, that part of the UI does nothing.

More info: http://www.southperry.net/forums/showthr...448&page=2

lol@Nexon's copy-pasta. What's the point in having the Korean/other language's numerical system, when this game is English oriented?

lol@Nexon's copy-pasta. What's the point in having the Korean/other language's numerical system, when this game is English oriented?

The answer is in your answer. I don't see the point of changing the trade window UI at all.

:f6:

The answer is in your answer. I don't see the point of changing the trade window UI at all.

:f6:

Twas a rhetorical question to further emphasize Nexon's stupidity. :zzz:

I think it was just much easier for them to keep it. Anyways, who cares?

OT: Yes, as I said before, it's a different way to read numbers, and easier too.

I can't really guess how the programming is done, but won't it be possible to do one for English way of counting things? Like, 1b 001m 001k 000?

lol@Nexon's copy-pasta. What's the point in having the Korean/other language's numerical system, when this game is English oriented?

You clearly have not even a remote idea what it's like to produce a game.

I can't really guess how the programming is done, but won't it be possible to do one for English way of counting things? Like, 1b 001m 001k 000?

I think 1,001,001,000 is much easier to understand o.O

And I think America's standard measure systems are poorly designed. Metric ftw!

As Asian origined person, I find the western style of counting confusing.
Mainly because in Asia, there is 1 more unit at 10 thousand, and that's non existant in Western counting.

I think 1,001,001,000 is much easier to understand o.O

And I think America's standard measure systems are poorly designed. Metric ftw!

The Standard Metric System
Measures distances and weights
For mass and volume, length and height
It's used to calculate
Compared to standard U.S. measures
One can plainly see
The metric system's blunt efficiency

Yard vs. meter, quart vs. liter
The pound squares off against the kilogram, you see
A decimal equation defines the U.S. nation
As fools afraid to change their terminology

The world has the kilometer
And we have got our mile
The time has come to face the facts
And face them with a smile
So if those foreign weirdos
Try to ask us to conform
We'll blow their stupid countries all to hell

I didn't even notice this. :f6: