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Balder's Gate

PeccaPecca Member Posts: 2,218
edited February 2014 in Site Resources
Funny typo :)

edit: As it turns out, it's not a typo.

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  • RemenissionsRemenissions Member Posts: 102
    hahahaha :D nice job noticing that
  • GodGod Member Posts: 1,150
    Notice that Baldur's Gate is mentioned earlier. The misspelling might as well be intended :)
  • CalmarCalmar Member Posts: 688
    I guess they need to own that name, too, to protect themselves from imitators.
  • DeeDee Member Posts: 10,447
    Also included are Bladder's Gate, Blade's Gate, and Boulder's Gait.

    It's important to cover your bases. ;)
  • elminsterelminster Member, Developer Posts: 16,317
    Yea I've noticed that before.

    No Bulder's Gate or Baldor's Gate though. :)
  • CalmarCalmar Member Posts: 688
    I raelly liek Bladur's Gaet its the bets gaem evre!!1!
  • JalilyJalily Member Posts: 4,681
    God said:

    Notice that Baldur's Gate is mentioned earlier. The misspelling might as well be intended :)

    Calmar said:

    I guess they need to own that name, too, to protect themselves from imitators.

    These. It's not a typo.
  • FredSRichardsonFredSRichardson Member Posts: 465
    @Dee - Bladder's Gate for the win!
  • WigglesWiggles Member Posts: 571
    Bladder's Gate... that sounds like a messy surgery.
  • LadyRhianLadyRhian Member Posts: 14,694
    Hey, Norse Gods have to live somewhere, too!
  • YovanethYovaneth Member Posts: 691
    edited August 2013
    Calmar said:

    I raelly liek Bladur's Gaet its the bets gaem evre!!1!

    Bad typo there - it's spelt EVAH!1! Get it right man!

  • drakirdrakir Member Posts: 61
    I wonder if this will result in a legal battle between Beamdog and the government of Norway:
    https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Balders_gate_(Oslo)
    (Balder, as you probably know, is a god from Norse mythology, and "gate" is the Norwegian word for "street".. this I know from my innate ability as a Swede to read other Scandinavian languages in a half-assed way)

    On another note, in the book "Acupuncture Revisited: Clinical Acuology" by I-Yen Yang(2005), the phrase "Bladder's Wind Gate" is used.
  • DoubledimasDoubledimas Member, Mobile Tester Posts: 1,286
    I think it will only turn into a real problem and legal issues if the name would be used for something akin to a game, thereby creating a chance for confusion.
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