Party A wrote:No I would call it the intended balance of the game. ER [Elden Ring] was always meant to be more accessible and get a bigger audience, the game is clearly balanced around spirit ashes imo [in my opinion]. Not using them is effectively a self imposed challenge and not the intended difficulty of the game
Party B wrote:how do you "not use effectively" something that is just an item you use as you enter the boss room?
Party B apparently transposed two words in the last sentence of what Party A said (reading not using them is effectively as *not using them effectively is) and therefore constructed an incorrect tree.
Party A wrote:No I would call it the intended balance of the game. ER [Elden Ring] was always meant to be more accessible and get a bigger audience, the game is clearly balanced around spirit ashes imo [in my opinion]. Not using them is effectively a self imposed challenge and not the intended difficulty of the game
Party B wrote:how do you "not use effectively" something that is just an item you use as you enter the boss room?
Party B apparently transposed two words in the last sentence of what Party A said (reading not using them is effectively as *not using them effectively is) and therefore constructed an incorrect tree.
Whoa, what kind of trees are these? They’re wild! I understand the constituency, though since I have different theoretical leanings, I’d have a different constituency.
I’m wondering if it’s a phonological (acoustic or visual) errors (hearing/reading the clitic “is” in the wrong place, or if the “effectively” was indeed heard/read in the right spot but interpreted in a different position semantically.
kodé wrote: ↑Wed Jul 24, 2024 10:12 pm
Whoa, what kind of trees are these? They’re wild! I understand the constituency, though since I have different theoretical leanings, I’d have a different constituency.
I took the excuse to use this since a friend who is working with it mentioned it that day.
