Development on version 1.x (France edition)

[KubaJAM]

Looks absolutely fantastic! Can't wait for the south of France either

P.S what is that road south of Bordeaux?

I think it's gonna connect to Spain if I'm right

Yep didn't realise they'd got that far already though.

[leonlafay]

Every night before I go to sleep, I pray that Promods will rebuild Paris and Lyon.

[rarespetrosanu]

Every night before I go to sleep, I pray that Promods will rebuild Paris and Lyon.

Say what? Do you pray that Kutchek is gonna rebuild Paris and Lyon?
Come on - one day he will do this too

[n4gix.bill.leaming]

Every night before I go to sleep, I pray that Promods will rebuild Paris and Lyon.

Well, you certainly have your priorities in order! After all, what else could possibly be more important than an end to poverty, homelessness, hunger, and freedom?

[Kutchek]

[AlexZW]

Every night before I go to sleep, I pray that Promods will rebuild Paris and Lyon.

Well, you certainly have your priorities in order! After all, what else could possibly be more important that an end to poverty, homelessness, hunger, and freedom?

You pray for an end to freedom?

[Chrischrill]

Every night before I go to sleep, I pray that Promods will rebuild Paris and Lyon.

Well, you certainly have your priorities in order! After all, what else could possibly be more important that an end to poverty, homelessness, hunger, and freedom?

You pray for an end to freedom?

With the Oxford comma, he isn't necessarily claiming an end to freedom even though it is implied

[n4gix.bill.leaming]

Every night before I go to sleep, I pray that Promods will rebuild Paris and Lyon.

Well, you certainly have your priorities in order! After all, what else could possibly be more important that an end to poverty, homelessness, hunger, and freedom?

You pray for an end to freedom?

Of course not. The verb "end" applies to "poverty," not to the rest of the sequence. I guess they don't teach "diagramming" in English classes any longer...

[volan123]

Even I know that, and I don't even live in english speaking countries

[jontsuba]

That might depend on the reader's mother tongue, because grammatical structures vary from one language to another (e.g.: double negation). As spanish speaker, I also understood "the end of liberty", even though I supposed you weren't meaning it. Anyway, I read that the Oxford comma might also bring confusion.