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  1. In the evil double mission from Keith Nance, the double says when I defeated her in the sewers:

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    The other double (triple?) is of course also female, so "he" should be "she" there.

     

    The rest of the mission uses singular they, which is perfect. (iow: "he isn't still alive" should be "they aren't still alive".)

     

    At the end of the next mission, Jenny Adair says:

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    "She" is correct there (at least for my character), but it seems weird given that singular they is used everywhere else in the mission (including in this same screenshot).

  2. Shauna Braun's says:

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    It says "the apartment" twice, but earlier (and also here) it's obviously about an entire building. So it should be "the apartment building", or "the apartments".

  3. 21 minutes ago, wijnen said:

    In "operation skyhook", Lt. Chalmers says:


    There's an operation we would like to perform, a heist of sorts. In order to do it properly we have to throw the trail off of ourselves, and keep the victim guessing who the real culprit is. Now, that would entail pinning the blame on another, and while I can't tell you who we'd be stealing from or what we'd be taking until you agree, I can tell you that Wyvern would be the targets of the frame-up. You've shown that your capable, and that you can finish contracts you start. Both useful qualities for this, so I'm offering the job to you. Tell me if you're interested.

     

    "your capable" should be "you're capable".

     

    And at the end of that same mission, the kidnapped guy says:

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    "you're powers" should be "your powers".

     

    And immediately after, when turning it in, Chalmers says:

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    That first "You" should be "Your".

  4. In "operation skyhook", Lt. Chalmers says:


    There's an operation we would like to perform, a heist of sorts. In order to do it properly we have to throw the trail off of ourselves, and keep the victim guessing who the real culprit is. Now, that would entail pinning the blame on another, and while I can't tell you who we'd be stealing from or what we'd be taking until you agree, I can tell you that Wyvern would be the targets of the frame-up. You've shown that your capable, and that you can finish contracts you start. Both useful qualities for this, so I'm offering the job to you. Tell me if you're interested.

     

    "your capable" should be "you're capable".

  5. Seer Marino says:

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    The sentence is a bit weird anyway, but it would at least be grammatically correct if "it's" is changed to "its". But even then, I would expect the body to be the evidence that betrays us, not the body's evidence. So it may be better to rewrite the sentence. Then again, I'm not a native speaker, so this may be perfectly good English.

  6. 4 hours ago, srmalloy said:

    While that is currently the more popular usage, "another think coming" is the original form of the phrase, according to the Oxford English Dictionary. The phrase originated in British English in the mid-1800s, coming from a comic expression, "if that's what you think, you've got another think coming".

     

    Huh, interesting. Learned something new today. Thanks. 🙂

  7. After killing a knight of Malta, Crimson says:

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    In the second paragraph, "there have always been an unseen hand" should be "there has ..." (or possibly "they have ...")

  8. In Operation: World Wide Red, Crimson says this:

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    "We're gonna need your help more a lot more" should have less more.

     

    And later, in the clue "Jack Firenze's latest story", it talks about a "Coup de tat". That should be spelled "Coup d'état".

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