Do you need to add to this?

well I see it as offensive so yes, im continuing what ive started XD

There are times when you shouldn't continue on with things you do.

Dear lord, I just said she was Australian and not British. I can tell the difference. I personally really like the Australian accents. Its my favorite accent.....

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1TdK40XX57Q
Edited by MatthewDratt on Jul 27, 2013 at 01:48 PM

Every members instinct on this forum:

GURL!!!!!!1111!

Buddy, I know. Me, being Australian, know that in nearly every sentence, we say the "f" word or some other swear word. Australians are known for their casual racism and swearing, if not their extremely nice manners. If I was to walk past an American on the street, they would just turn away and not say Hi, if I was to talk to an Aussie, I'd have a new mate. Everyone is your friend in Australia; even if we hate you, we'll call you "mate".

I had to tone it down in the message earlier, because realistically, there would be a lot more words that aren't allowed on this forum in there. I'm Australian, I talk like that damn near every day. The only time I don't is when I'm communicating with people outside of Australia.

My reaction: Okay. Interesting. What else do you have?

hmm... that I did not know, but hey, its good to learn right?

^^he needs to try vegemite ^-^ to truely understand why everyone is so foul mouthed lol.
Edited by Cheddars on Jul 28, 2013 at 02:48 AM

Here's how I see vegemite...

Pretty much this ^

I am Australian and I think Vegemite tastes like overly salty salt... among other bad tasting things... I'm more of a Peanutbutter and Jam guy.

STRAYA!!!

:P




^^^
That's a lie.
Edited by hobbet360 on Jul 28, 2013 at 08:01 AM

^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^

So.... many... stereotypes. Brain is... melting.... (SHEEP!)

Anyway, I'm just going to say:
Cussing in the middle of conversations can not be excused by your culture. It is more indicative of your complete lack of manners than your country's tradition.(the 'tradition' that never made sense and was never official in the first place).
I'm sure many Australians are very polite people.

All accents in fact sound similar from a loose perception. It is your own mind which manipulates your perception of those accents. If they sound quite different from what you are used to, you pick out all of the small differences and this can result in you percieving them as more different than they actually are.

To emphasise the first point, I will state now that I don't actually like sheep in any form whatsoever except dead and roasted despite being a Welshman /:

straya

An argument? Sounds like it.

Many discussions about Lumoria in the past turn into full-fledged flame wars.

I personally found Lumoria to be fairly entertaining. Yes it has issues, and I feel some things should have been done differently. But for what it is, it works pretty well

Those entertain me,

Hell yea we're polite! Especially anyone not from WA. And bud, it's swearing from an Aussies point of view :P and of course it can be excused by our culture. Some cultures don't drink alcohol at all, yet everyone says "yea, that's okay. That's how they were brought up."

In Australia, when we talk and swear, it's not directed towards anyone.

Example: I saw this sexy as f sheila earlier today.

Now, that's typical Australian, or Queensland, language. We tend to use swear words to describe the situation with more expression. My english teacher even does it. Prior to watching Romeo and Juliet, she was explaining what the families relationships were. Her exact words:

The Capulets are all very close and loving and have major roles in the play, as compared to the Montagues, who're minor characters and sh--.

Instead of saying something like "etcetera", she said that. This is just typical Australians. Hell, if we see a foreigner at a pub, we're likely to buy them a drink and explain to them the Australian pub tradition of "shouting".

TL;DR

Australia is epic and "official" tradition don't mean jack to us. In the first World War, the egyptians distinguished us from the brits from our replies. An egyptian would say "who goes there?" and a british soldier would reply with their name and rank. An Australian would say "who the f said that?" and the Egyptian guard would let them pass as they knew it's an Australian.

-_-

At least we pronounce derby right.

Sorry but her voice acting didn't went well british,Austrailian can't even voice act with british they sound lazy.


You could have made Lumoria decent if you had american women. This cow what ever her name she cant voice act for crap with that idiotic accent.


You could have ask her put on american accent at least. This is I can't play lumoria because of that cow.


Silly cow.

every Australian I know or met is polite

Moo
Edited by MatthewDratt on Jul 29, 2013 at 01:59 PM

Ally: Lumoria.. It's finished..
Matthew Dratt: No.. I think we're just getting started.


Lumoria II for Opensauce v4 2015

Well, you aren't that bad; except if you're a grey nomad and we're camping about 100m away from you, you'll just stare at us. If you were a queenslander, we'd come up and give you a beer and have a party.

Lumoria: The MatthewDratt OS Remake. Announcement coming CE3 2014

You're the reason why protection exists

why are people still commenting in this thread

Please stay on topic: Project Lumoria... Complete.

CMT Lumoria. That is all.

1 more map ruined by cmt

This may sound odd, but do you have a "story bible" for Lumoria. What I mean by a story bible is basically something like this http://halo.wikia.com/wiki/Halo_Story_Bible. Not as big though obviously

lololololololo http://halofanon.wikia.com/wiki/Lumorian_Campaign

This is all just bullcrap made up by someone

Lul I just looked at it and it says may is spartan 073. Apparently Spartan 073 is a black guy 0-o