Ilyas is a real world name - perhaps you saw it somewhere outside of game and Ilayas was close enough to be conflated? We tend to look at the beginning and ending of words and then fill in the gap without reading too carefully: have a look at French Connection UK’s advertising for an example.
Both Ilayas and Ilyas get underlined and autocorrected for me, fwiw.
fxeconomisteb17_ESO wrote: »Why do I remember it was Ilyas Ruins and not Ilayas Ruins as it reads now ? (and as I write Ilayas the autocorrect underlines it in red)
SandandStars wrote: »I’ve noticed this with Stibbons also.
At least for me, the mind kind of auto-correct stuff it see as writing errors. To me Ilyas sounds better than Ilayas.Human memory is definitely not perfect, and there are a good number of studies on this.
One study in particular actually managed to induce a fake memory in people by showing them falsified pictures of them in a hot air balloon. Even though the event never happened (literally, the researcher photoshopped the pics themselves after confirming from family members that they've never gone up in a hot air balloon), many of the participants started to "Remember" how it did happen.