Sacred Sites and Special Locations

Okay.


Have you updated the map yet?

In the books they should sail through the Sea of Ghosts. For the fun of it.

Totally.

And perhaps they could also land on Artaeum itself.

Yeah...



Anywho, have you updated the map and descriptions yet? You can just copy-paste what I sent you, if you want.

I haven't updated it yet; I'll do it soon, don't worry.

Okay.

I'm updating it tomorrow.

Okay, I have updated the map.

Yay!

Seriously, please use the discriptions I PM'ed you to discribe the places.

Also, the Cradle is actually the semi-flat basin-type deal north of those mountains you put it on. In case you're wandering, the lighter the land, the higher the altitude.

And it's the Leaning Spire of Tel'nir. The "leaning" part is important, as is the singular. It's also not where it should be (check the map I sent you again - it's suposed to be on the coast of the mainland west of the island you put it on).

I've added some of the stuff.

It's getting there.

Sudden revelation, there aren't many places (named by humans) that have names other then those of English, which is silly considering the multiple and various nationalities of the explorers. (English and Chinese will dominate, but other languages that are widespread won't probably disappear, and many new phrases and terms could come about with language combinations.)

Well, English has become much like a universal auxilary language on Earth, so place names will probably be English.

TemporalV01D wrote:

Well, English has become much like a universal auxilary language on Earth, so place names will probably be English.

As it does in "Ender's Game", "Star Wars", "Star trek", and etc. All great writers and directors have made the future in English, Basic, and Common.

English is still the dominant international trade language, even though English-speaking people are rapidly becoming not very dominant in the field. It makes sense that authors would infer this (especially since the audience speaks English).

An English-speaking audience is one of the great considerations I made, yes.

Also, even though English may be lessening as the majour home language of the world, it is certainly remaining dominant as a language that most can use, even as an additional tongue.

This is completely off-topic.

although this may be off topic, if one doesn't enforce it, it makes no difference. And it doesn't really matter until we start getting traffic.

Yeah, I know. It just makes the forum more orderly and stuff is then thus easier to find.