The Driving Academy uses UK English spelling (i.e. terms like "kerb", "manoeuvre"), even when game settings are set to U.S. English.
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[1.52] Driving academy not localized for U.S. English
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Laqueesha
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davis5022
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Re: [1.52] Driving academy not localized for U.S. English
I just noticed this in the blind side reversing scenario. I’m not really sure what the “err” is suppose to be.
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Laqueesha
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Re: [1.52] Driving academy not localized for U.S. English
"Err" is a real word and is used in both US and UK English.
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kidgjc
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Re: [1.52] Driving academy not localized for U.S. English
'phrase of cautiondavis5022 wrote: 18 Oct 2024 12:49 I just noticed this in the blind side reversing scenario. I’m not really sure what the “err” is suppose to be.
take a comparatively safe course of action when presented with a choice.
"it is better for a doctor to err on the side of caution and follow the most restrictive view of the law" '
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Redbird9346
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Re: [1.52] Driving academy not localized for U.S. English
I've noticed the British spellings of curb and maneuver myself. It's quite distracting. Also, "City centre" is not a common phrase in American English, but when it is used, it's spelled with a final -er. The -re spelling is more of a Canadian thing.
Yup, it also has a similar etymology to the more common word error.
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Laqueesha
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Re: [1.52] Driving academy not localized for U.S. English
Yeah, the North American equivalent for "city center" would be "downtown".
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