heh, in Upper Hiun City, first building on the right, 47th floor, there was a guy speaking in German. Dunno if that's intentional or not, but I figured I'd mention it.
Also, I saw Arty being called both Arty and Arti.
tacticalbread@toothpaste:~/Pokemon-Black-White-Translation-Files/0000$ grep -w Arti *.txt
0000.txt:Arti
0176.txt:Arti
tacticalbread@toothpaste:~/Pokemon-Black-White-Translation-Files/0000$ grep -w Arty *.txt
0190.txt:Arty
On my way to Liberty Island, the captain of the ship said something like: "Perfect timing, we were just about to leave\xf000븁"
Also, battling a Minezumi, it uses Detect, and it says "The Foe's Minezumi Protected itself!x" Random x after the exclamation mark.
If you guys haven't already, I think the Shippou City Gym should definitely be something to translate soon, as it's rather difficult to get to the Gym Leader if you don't know a word of Japanese.
lol did you even look at it? It's both Black and White.
256 + 256 = 512.
but regardless, it's already been established that it's simply v3 masquerading under the guise of a 'v6'
EDIT:
Also, back on topic:
Janobii vs Meguroko, Meguroko used Torment, and it said 'Janobii something quarrel 2'
lol. Placeholder made it into the patch. ;P
exactly. 7zip opens .rar and works on Windows, OS X, Linux, Amiga OS, BeOS, Solaris, etc.
Chances are, if you're yelling about .rar, you're on a Windows or Mac system, and you could just install 7zip, and everything would be alright.
Because they're a huge corporation, with thousands of employees, and they like to get paid. They're obviously going to keep tabs on anything that might cause them to make less money, like a translation.
Sony keeps very close tabs on the PSP hacking scene, and I'm sure Nintendo does the same for the DS.
I don't know if it's illegal or not, but I do know that many a translation project has been shut down by a cease and desist letter from a corporation.
stoked for v3. ;D
but is there a way to apply Rudolph's Child's Play patch on a non-Windows system, i.e. Linux? Wine doesn't like the executable.
Actually nevermind, all is well, I was just missing a .dll.