• ATOMIC HEART

    From SirRonmit@21:2/120 to ALL on Sun Jun 25 12:22:24 2023
    Has anyone played this game yet?

    I just got it in the mail yesterday (GameFly) and was like - nice graphics! Feels like FALLOUT 4 to me a lot.
    It takes place in the USSR, but all (main) voices are perfect English. What I noticed right off the bat is how they all say COMRADE. I doubt the voices are AI generated, but how they say the word makes me feel otherwise.
    They pronounce it "com-RAID". So, I figured it was a futuristic (alternate universe) version of the word for the game telling or something. Or, maybe us Americans HAVE been saying it wrong since childhood - I mean, we only go off what we hear in the movies (unless some do go visit).

    The first time your main character says it (again the English speaking character for me), he says, "com-RAD" like I'm used to.

    drives me crazy!! pick one and stick with it!

    https://www.focus-entmt.com/en/games/atomic-heart

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  • From Margaerynne@21:2/138 to SirRonmit on Sun Jun 25 13:53:30 2023
    Re: ATOMIC HEART
    By: SirRonmit to ALL on Sun Jun 25 2023 12:22 pm

    They pronounce it "com-RAID". So, I figured it was a futuristic (alternate universe) version of the word for the game telling or something. Or, maybe us Americans HAVE been saying it wrong since childhood - I mean, we only go off what we hear in the movies (unless some do go visit).

    That's a dialect difference, though I'm not sure if it's US/Commonwealth or NA/Elsewhere. Maybe some Canadians can chime in?

    The word comes from the Spanish word camarada, which I think is pronounced
    more closely to the American way. I'm sure a native speaker would have an opinion one way or the other.
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  • From osito@21:2/150 to Margaerynne on Mon Jun 26 09:42:36 2023
    They pronounce it "com-RAID". So, I figured it was a futuristic (altern

    yeah i think it was Sean Connery who popularized 'com-raid'

    Osito

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  • From Atari8Guy@21:3/171 to Margaerynne on Wed Jun 28 01:08:52 2023
    On 25 Jun 23 13:53:30 Margaerynne wrote...

    Re: ATOMIC HEART By: SirRonmit to ALL on Sun Jun 25 2023 12:22 pm

    They pronounce it "com-RAID". So, I figured it was a futuristic (alternate universe) version of the word for the game telling or something. Or, maybe us Americans HAVE been saying it wrong since childhood - I mean, we only go off what we hear in the movies
    (unless some do go visit).

    That's a dialect difference, though I'm not sure if it's
    US/Commonwealth or NA/Elsewhere. Maybe some Canadians can chime in?

    The word comes from the Spanish word camarada, which I think is
    pronounced more closely to the American way. I'm sure a native
    speaker would have an opinion one way or the other. --- SBBSecho 3.20-Linux * Origin: Palantir * palantirbbs.ddns.net * Pensacola, FL
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    To which Atari8Guy replies...

    Canuck here, I don't pronounce it com-RAID thats for sure.

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