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Using a medkit bug - Zambie - 05-08-2014

Title of Bug: Says "(Name) used a medkit to heal his wounds"

Description: When you use a medkit it says his wounds. I think it would be a lot better if it were to say their wounds.

Proof: http://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=257807365


RE: Using a medkit bug - aviator - 05-09-2014

I think the wording for this should be changed, but I wouldn't classify it as really a gamemode bug. Hopefully we can soon no longer have much gender bias on our servers. This would be a little step in the right direction. This would be easy to change and take little time.


RE: Using a medkit bug - Jono - 05-09-2014

I think it's speaking more in a third person sense.

e.g 'Harry Potter uses a spell to fix his glasses'


RE: Using a medkit bug - Arxxy - 05-09-2014

(05-09-2014, 12:33 PM)Jono Wrote: I think it's speaking more in a third person sense.

e.g 'Harry Potter uses a spell to fix his glasses'

But what if you are female Jono?

I think he is trying to remove the gender biased wording on this.


RE: Using a medkit bug - Jono - 05-09-2014

(05-09-2014, 04:06 PM)Unholy Wrote:
(05-09-2014, 12:33 PM)Jono Wrote: I think it's speaking more in a third person sense.

e.g 'Harry Potter uses a spell to fix his glasses'

But what if you are female Jono?

I think he is trying to remove the gender biased wording on this.

I was under the impression that it changed, based on gender.

If not, then I suppose it'd be a good change.


RE: Using a medkit bug - Theblackshadowofgod - 08-30-2014

Changed the text to match the gender instead of "their wounds."
This, obviously means that when gender is male it will say "his wounds" and when female "their wounds."

Moved.