Every single time, but when you need Clue 4 you're waiting days before someone is kind enough to end your suffering.

How funny... Yesterday I got four copies of Clue 7... EVEN THO I ALREADY HAD ONE OF MY OWN!!!!

Ah, yes... reminds me of the time I got FOUR CLUE 7S FROM THE SAME PERSON.

CookieLoop said:

Ah, yes... reminds me of the time I got FOUR CLUE 7S FROM THE SAME PERSON.

Probably the only one on their list with it open and they wanted the credit.

I've done that myself.

It's practically impossible to run out of Clue 7.

Meanwhile, having two or more Clue 4s feels like handing out free food to bunch of peasants.

Clue 4? Try clue 5!

Have someone on my friend list literally named Spam#1234 who chucks four 7s all at once at me every few weeks. At least they're upfront about it.

Clue 1's the issue for me. It takes foreverr

Fhtagn said:

It's practically impossible to run out of Clue 7.

Meanwhile, having two or more Clue 4s feels like handing out free food to bunch of peasants.

Me, who has to literally delete a bunch of friends just to add more friends just to send out like 8 clue 6 I have since last month: "I'm sorry, what?"

*Me, handing out a bunch of clues 4*: I'm a generous God.

I've found that Jessice gets me a lot of clue 4 and 2.

I have several friends that steadily sends out 4 & 5s, so 90% of the time in a week, it's clue exchange party~

DammitCarl said:

Me, who has to literally delete a bunch of friends just to add more friends just to send out like 8 clue 6 I have since last month: "I'm sorry, what?"

It was YOU. Someone on my list sent me 7 Clue 6s in a single day. Not even all at once, they were spread out. I'm STILL using them up.

xitel said:

It was YOU. Someone on my list sent me 7 Clue 6s in a single day. Not even all at once, they were spread out. I'm STILL using them up.

It ain't me, officer! I swear I'm innocent!

Real talk though, I added like 2 or 3 new friends and sent ONLY 1 clue 6 to each of them, so "This is not the Dokutah you're looking for."

BlindSargent said:

How funny... Yesterday I got four copies of Clue 7... EVEN THO I ALREADY HAD ONE OF MY OWN!!!!

When I have a duplicate clue to get rid of and there's no one on my friends list who needs it then I give it to whoever has the most clues and thus is closest to starting a clue exchange, because they are the closest to needing the clue later.

Since when is Rope British?

Valiran9 said:

Since when is Rope British?

Most bunbuns are from Rim Billington which seems to be analogous to Australia to some degree. Kroos is from there and she speaks with an Australian accent when she runs into a fellow Rim Billingtonian in one of the event stories.

Kapten-N said:

Most bunbuns are from Rim Billington which seems to be analogous to Australia to some degree. Kroos is from there and she speaks with an Australian accent when she runs into a fellow Rim Billingtonian in one of the event stories.

Ah, now I understand. I was confused because Rope’s English VA didn’t give her an accent like Kroos’. I’m also ashamed to admit I didn’t realize the latter‘s accent was Australian until just now.😑

…why are the bunnies from the Australia analogue, anyway? Australians loathe the little buggers!

And why did my question get downvoted?

Valiran9 said:

Ah, now I understand. I was confused because Rope’s English VA didn’t give her an accent like Kroos’. I’m also ashamed to admit I didn’t realize the latter‘s accent was Australian until just now.😑

…why are the bunnies from the Australia analogue, anyway? Australians loathe the little buggers!

And why did my question get downvoted?

Edit: And why is this post getting downvoted, too?!

Yeah. It's unfortunate. I wish they put more thought into accents. But this is a recurring issue in English dubs.

One of my favourite characters, Iijima Yun from New Game! has a Kansai accent in Japanese and both scanlations and official translations of the manga give her an accent in writing. I think even the sub did it sometimes, but I don't remember. The dub completely dropped the accent. It's unfortunate because her accent was one of her many cute traits.

Kapten-N said:

Yeah. It's unfortunate. I wish they put more thought into accents. But this is a recurring issue in English dubs.

One of my favourite characters, Iijima Yun from New Game! has a Kansai accent in Japanese and both scanlations and official translations of the manga give her an accent in writing. I think even the sub did it sometimes, but I don't remember. The dub completely dropped the accent. It's unfortunate because her accent was one of her many cute traits.

I too find it annoying when translations and localizations do that. It’s understandable when done by an amateur, but I expect professional studios to meet higher standards, and failing to meet those standards just reeks of laziness on their part.

Kapten-N said:

Most bunbuns are from Rim Billington which seems to be analogous to Australia to some degree. Kroos is from there and she speaks with an Australian accent when she runs into a fellow Rim Billingtonian in one of the event stories.

Correction, she didn't speak with an Australian accent, she spoke "Rim Billiton language" because apparently Australian English is an entirely separate language on Terra.

blindVigil said:

Correction, she didn't speak with an Australian accent, she spoke "Rim Billiton language" because apparently Australian English is an entirely separate language on Terra.

Or at the very least incomprehensible to those who aren’t used to it.

Also, this comic is pretty much the opposite of my experience. Clue 7 only drops about once a week for me.

Valiran9 said:

Or at the very least incomprehensible to those who aren’t used to it.

Also, this comic is pretty much the opposite of my experience. Clue 7 only drops about once a week for me.

No, the ingame dialogue literally said [Rim Billiton] at the beginning of her dialogue. What further cements the idea that it's an entirely separate language is that another character also spoke [Rim Billiton] when conversing with her, but without all of the nonsense Australian colloquialisms. His dialogue was written out as standard, common English, just with [Rim Billiton] at the beginning of the text to denote that he wasn't speaking whatever language everyone else was speaking during the event.

blindVigil said:

No, the ingame dialogue literally said [Rim Billiton] at the beginning of her dialogue. What further cements the idea that it's an entirely separate language is that another character also spoke [Rim Billiton] when conversing with her, but without all of the nonsense Australian colloquialisms. His dialogue was written out as standard, common English, just with [Rim Billiton] at the beginning of the text to denote that he wasn't speaking whatever language everyone else was speaking during the event.

My point is that the text was written with an Australian "accent". Though that may well have been the translators having some fun with it. Besides, even if Rim Billingtonian is a separate language, that doesn't mean that they don't have a distinct accent when speaking Victorian, just like how it is with every other language. It would have been fun if the voice director worked that into their VA selection process.

Kapten-N said:

My point is that the text was written with an Australian "accent". Though that may well have been the translators having some fun with it. Besides, even if Rim Billingtonian is a separate language, that doesn't mean that they don't have a distinct accent when speaking Victorian, just like how it is with every other language. It would have been fun if the voice director worked that into their VA selection process.

The correct word for how Kroos and Blacknight speak to each other during the event is dialect. They spoke an Australian dialect, and Kroos' EN VA speaks with an Australian accent, and she uses a few Australian inspired colloquialisms when not speaking Rim Billiton during the event, but those are absent from her profile lines.

I never said anything about them not having an accent when speaking Victorian, I was only correcting that it wasn't an accent they spoke with during that event but presented as an entire other language.