Multiple spelling errors and a shadow bug

[17F]

First of all, this. Bad grammar, bad letter spacing, bad font (though that is subjective). Delicatessen in English means a store that sells delicacies. All the other words refer not to the store, but to the products available, so, the sign should probably say "delicacies". Veggies should be spelled with 2 g's.

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Then I decided to drive around Ely looking for more errors. Here's some.
"1,000s" looks iffy, would be better as "thousands".

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Missing apostrophe in "Today's special".

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"Nevada", not "Navada".

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Just one tattoo, then get out "Tattoo parlor", I think, they're called.

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[17F]

Last one I found is this. It is not in Ely, but rather, on most roads as a billboard. Probably should say "legendary smoothness".

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Finally, the shadow bug. It's also in Ely, near the road leading southeast.

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And that is from just about half an hour of looking around. I think the devs should spellcheck the signs, storefronts, billboards etc.

[natvander]

The term 'Delicatessen' is a bit subjective. In many places, while it is the name of the store, it also refers to the products sold in the store - deli meats, sandwiches, salads etc.

Yes Veggies should have 2 'g's in game, but that's also a bit subjective. The US appears to be the only (or one of the only) countries that spells it with 2 'g's. Much of the rest of the world uses only one, and it seems some in the US also use 1.

[TruckerKid]

Also, Hotel "Navada" is spelled as such to prevent copyright infringement from the real life "Hotel Nevada".

[17F]

Also, Hotel "Navada" is spelled as such to prevent copyright infringement from the real life "Hotel Nevada".

Huh. I just thought it was a made up generic name. Like "Chinese takeout - Asian food" you can see on every corner