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Well, I now have purchased my third PSP game, and if you are any good with acronyms, you'd know that the game is Final Fantasy 7 Crisis Core. Well, I've made quite a good deal of progress in the game if I do say so myself, and during my game play there was something that I noticed that was quite peculiar. In the Shinra Mansion in Neibelhiem (Probably misspelled that), there is a room with a safe in it (I haven't figured out the combination yet, though I know part of it has to do with the 'dumbapple' and chairs), and there is a clue on the floor near it, for the 4th digit, it says '4rd digit', 4rd?! I mean what the heck, what is up with that? I seriously don't see how someone could make a mistake like that. What are your thoughts on that?

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I haven't played CC in a while, but what I'm pretty sure happened there is that the numbers were written as Xrd. X being every number past 1. So they simply replaced X with 4 rather than writing it manually...

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I haven't played CC in a while, but what I'm pretty sure happened there is that the numbers were written as Xrd. X being every number past 1. So they simply replaced X with 4 rather than writing it manually...

 

Well 2 was put as 2nd, so, I don't really know...

Well you've got 2 options: It's a clue to the 3rd number being 4; Or it's just badly written.

Interesting, I never noticed that during my playthrough of the game; it's been around 3 years since I played it. Anyways, it's just a minor misspell mistake by a translator in the US localization team at Square Enix. One of the famous text error from them is the "This guy are sick" line in (what a coincidence)the original FFVII. This can happen on rare occasions with other companies with wrong text words/misspells in cutscenes or chat dialogue or stuff gets lost in translation from the original Japanese version or other stuff like that.

Interesting, I never noticed that during my playthrough of the game; it's been around 3 years since I played it. Anyways, it's just a minor misspell mistake by a translator in the US localization team at Square Enix. One of the famous text error from them is the "This guy are sick" line in (what a coincidence)the original FFVII. This can happen on rare occasions with other companies with wrong text words/misspells in cutscenes or chat dialogue or stuff gets lost in translation from the original Japanese version or other stuff like that.

 

Off course!

btw, it's digit, not didgit. if they said didgit, they dun double goofed

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btw, it's digit, not didgit. if they said didgit, they dun double goofed

 

/facepalm

 

I can't believe I did that, I'll go fix it.

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