What is wrong with these comments in the PC/Mac Patch Notes v11.1.5 | Update 47?

Rhonemus

What is wrong with these comments in the PC/Mac Patch Notes v11.1.5 | Update 47?

"Customized Actions
The Lunar Oregathering customized action was now player the correct sound effects when harvesting Rubedite Ore."

"Mounts
Your camera should now longer clip through terrain while riding the Timber Mammoth. Please let us know if this still persists."

"A Moonlit Shadow
You no longer caninteract with other players’ Zerith-vars (ominously named “Grim Swordmage”)."

"UI
Addon Development
Added a new SpecializedItemType for CONTAINER_STACKABLE to go with the new ItemType to help add-ons work more consistently."




There are loads more, but I figured I would help get you started.

tincanman

They haven't been run through exhaustive proof-reading. Still comprehensibleinterpretable, though.

I think the ui one is ok, though, because coders often use CamelCase_And_underscored_WordsPlacedTogether in their binary-speak machinations.

But it is gratifying to have confirmation that a human and not a machine is communicating this information. Errare humanum est and all that good stuff! (or is this a Turing Test pass? ... )

Renato90085

"Customized Actions
The Lunar Oregathering customized action was now player the correct sound effects when harvesting Rubedite Ore."

i know have bug,the sound is faster than your movement , often you haven't taken any action at all and sound no play when you continuous collection in a short time
and yes,in test,one is fix,but no play when you continuous collection in a short time bug still in game

Rhonemus

I was pointing out grammar mistakes and typos...etc.

Like the "SpecializedItemType" as an example in the listings above.


The patch notes really need a read thru for corrections.

SeaGtGruff

Some of those look like auto-spellchecker boo-boos when it sees a spelling error and modifies several words in an attempt to "correct" the text into what it thinks the poor human was trying to type. I hate auto-spellcheckers. Sometimes a single typo is enough to make them change half a dozen words into absolute gibberish.