Gloria Victis Outlines New Mounted Combat Update

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Gloria Victis Outlines New Mounted Combat Update

Gloria Victis has shared an update on horses and mounted combat.

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mussolini

nice graphics, defo a next gen update.

wyldmagik

Poorna,, this has been out a week or as good as a working week already.

"Finally, it looks like you’ll be able to tame wild horses and train it into a mount!"
By Poorna Shankar on March 18, 2020 | News | 1

^^ not this

"With the recent update on 13th march you are now able to tame wild horses and train them in skills for mounted combat use"

^^ this.

Even the title is a bit off seeing as its already been out a week,

"Gloria Victis Outlines New Mounted Combat Update"

^^ not this

"Gloria Victis developers latest update includes skill training and taming for mounted combat"

^^ more like that

Also why the capital letters for each word.

I don't at all mind reading what you write but I just can't pull my thoughts away at how all over the place things are with everything of late. Second post today from yourself ( and mine funny enough right lol ) where it seems you were lapse.

Edit: Just looked at your twitter and noticed you are the "Associate Editor" shaking my head man, and your political jibes about trump don't help I can tell you that much. Seems a ton unprofessional, what ever happened to this web site.

Alteiir

wyldmagik said:

Also why the capital letters for each word.

I'm assuming you're referring to the title. It's standard practice to capitalize the starting letter of each word in a title. It helps further separate it from the body information and emphasizes the importance.

Shutara

Alteiir said:

wyldmagik said:

Also why the capital letters for each word.

I'm assuming you're referring to the title. It's standard practice to capitalize the starting letter of each word in a title. It helps further separate it from the body information and emphasizes the importance.

Standard practice? Excuse me? Maybe if your only news feed is this site.
I haven't encountered this bs as far as I can remember. Just looked up Verge, BBC and Guardian, and some biggest news from my country, and guess what? Every article has only capital letters in first word and additionally in specific names of brands, products, events and such.

Tuor7

Shutara said:

Alteiir said:

wyldmagik said:

Also why the capital letters for each word.

I'm assuming you're referring to the title. It's standard practice to capitalize the starting letter of each word in a title. It helps further separate it from the body information and emphasizes the importance.

Standard practice? Excuse me? Maybe if your only news feed is this site.
I haven't encountered this bs as far as I can remember. Just looked up Verge, BBC and Guardian, and some biggest news from my country, and guess what? Every article has only capital letters in first word and additionally in specific names of brands, products, events and such.

So, basically, you don't know standard English grammar. Must be tough.

lahnmir

Tuor7 said:

Shutara said:

Alteiir said:

wyldmagik said:

Also why the capital letters for each word.

I'm assuming you're referring to the title. It's standard practice to capitalize the starting letter of each word in a title. It helps further separate it from the body information and emphasizes the importance.

Standard practice? Excuse me? Maybe if your only news feed is this site.
I haven't encountered this bs as far as I can remember. Just looked up Verge, BBC and Guardian, and some biggest news from my country, and guess what? Every article has only capital letters in first word and additionally in specific names of brands, products, events and such.

So, basically, you don't know standard English grammar. Must be tough.

Except for prepositions, the word ‘to’ and coordinating conjunctions. Unless they are the first or last word of the title of course, then you still use capitalised letters.

/Cheers,
Lahnmir

Panther2103

Shutara said:

Alteiir said:

wyldmagik said:

Also why the capital letters for each word.

I'm assuming you're referring to the title. It's standard practice to capitalize the starting letter of each word in a title. It helps further separate it from the body information and emphasizes the importance.

Standard practice? Excuse me? Maybe if your only news feed is this site.
I haven't encountered this bs as far as I can remember. Just looked up Verge, BBC and Guardian, and some biggest news from my country, and guess what? Every article has only capital letters in first word and additionally in specific names of brands, products, events and such.

It really depends on the site. I don't know that there is a standard practice for capitalization on article titles as some sites have it and some do not. I just went through the entire google news page just to see and ~ 1/3 to 1/2 have capitals on every word and the others do not. 

lahnmir

Panther2103 said:

Shutara said:

Alteiir said:

wyldmagik said:

Also why the capital letters for each word.

I'm assuming you're referring to the title. It's standard practice to capitalize the starting letter of each word in a title. It helps further separate it from the body information and emphasizes the importance.

Standard practice? Excuse me? Maybe if your only news feed is this site.
I haven't encountered this bs as far as I can remember. Just looked up Verge, BBC and Guardian, and some biggest news from my country, and guess what? Every article has only capital letters in first word and additionally in specific names of brands, products, events and such.

It really depends on the site. I don't know that there is a standard practice for capitalization on article titles as some sites have it and some do not. I just went through the entire google news page just to see and ~ 1/3 to 1/2 have capitals on every word and the others do not. 

There most definitely is a standard practice, it is the one I described above. 

/Cheers,
Lahnmir

Shutara

Tuor7 said:

Shutara said:

Alteiir said:

wyldmagik said:

Also why the capital letters for each word.

I'm assuming you're referring to the title. It's standard practice to capitalize the starting letter of each word in a title. It helps further separate it from the body information and emphasizes the importance.

Standard practice? Excuse me? Maybe if your only news feed is this site.

I haven't encountered this bs as far as I can remember. Just looked up Verge, BBC and Guardian, and some biggest news from my country, and guess what? Every article has only capital letters in first word and additionally in specific names of brands, products, events and such.

So, basically, you don't know standard English grammar. Must be tough.

What makes you think so? Right now you "basically" seem in desperate need of mocking someone. Aside from this, I will gladly read about my incompetence deeper

Shutara

Shutara said:

Tuor7 said:

Shutara said:

Alteiir said:

wyldmagik said:

Also why the capital letters for each word.

I'm assuming you're referring to the title. It's standard practice to capitalize the starting letter of each word in a title. It helps further separate it from the body information and emphasizes the importance.

Standard practice? Excuse me? Maybe if your only news feed is this site.


I haven't encountered this bs as far as I can remember. Just looked up Verge, BBC and Guardian, and some biggest news from my country, and guess what? Every article has only capital letters in first word and additionally in specific names of brands, products, events and such.

So, basically, you don't know standard English grammar. Must be tough.

What makes you think so? Right now you "basically" seem in desperate need of mocking someone. Aside from this, I will gladly read about my incompetence deeper

@Alteiir I take back my harsh words, did some research in the meantime and @Lahnmir is also right, although the principles seem to be vaguely respected across the world nonetheless. Also, on the contrary, in my country it is actually grammatically wrong to capitalise every letter in the article, unless there's a case I previously talked about. Though it has nothing to do with English,I thought it would be interesting anyway.

Sovrath

Shutara said:

Alteiir said:

wyldmagik said:

Also why the capital letters for each word.

I'm assuming you're referring to the title. It's standard practice to capitalize the starting letter of each word in a title. It helps further separate it from the body information and emphasizes the importance.

Standard practice? Excuse me? Maybe if your only news feed is this site.
I haven't encountered this bs as far as I can remember. Just looked up Verge, BBC and Guardian, and some biggest news from my country, and guess what? Every article has only capital letters in first word and additionally in specific names of brands, products, events and such.

It's not unheard of for publications to capitalize important words in a headline. Especially older print.

There are guidelines for smaller words not being capitalized.

Viper482

A whole thread on grammar....holy shit.

Shutara

Deleted because apparently I cannot edit posts without re-sending them, lol.

Shutara

Sovrath said:

Shutara said:

Alteiir said:

wyldmagik said:

Also why the capital letters for each word.

I'm assuming you're referring to the title. It's standard practice to capitalize the starting letter of each word in a title. It helps further separate it from the body information and emphasizes the importance.

Standard practice? Excuse me? Maybe if your only news feed is this site.

I haven't encountered this bs as far as I can remember. Just looked up Verge, BBC and Guardian, and some biggest news from my country, and guess what? Every article has only capital letters in first word and additionally in specific names of brands, products, events and such.

It's not unheard of for publications to capitalize important words in a headline. Especially older print.

There are guidelines for smaller words not being capitalized.

Clarified above, but thanks for input.

Sovrath

Shutara said:

Sovrath said:

Shutara said:

Alteiir said:

wyldmagik said:

Also why the capital letters for each word.

I'm assuming you're referring to the title. It's standard practice to capitalize the starting letter of each word in a title. It helps further separate it from the body information and emphasizes the importance.

Standard practice? Excuse me? Maybe if your only news feed is this site.

I haven't encountered this bs as far as I can remember. Just looked up Verge, BBC and Guardian, and some biggest news from my country, and guess what? Every article has only capital letters in first word and additionally in specific names of brands, products, events and such.

It's not unheard of for publications to capitalize important words in a headline. Especially older print.

There are guidelines for smaller words not being capitalized.

Clarified above, but thanks for input.

yeah, I posted that without seeing your other post.

@Viper482 these are dark times and dark times extreme threads.