Contest Page has >>TYPO<<

[nutterbetter]

You may want to consider changing "Price" to "Prize". Also, maybe resample the audio at a lesser volume, it's a bit loud and entirely too bassy.

[kimi_]

You don't know what prices are? They're so awsum.

Thanks for pointing that out, I've forwarded it on. http://forums.ubi.com/images/smilies/16x16_smiley-wink.gif

[KrAzY1337]

I don't have a problem with prices either.

[nutterbetter]

Hey I love "PRIZES" but prices suck. I wish there were no prices, then everything would be fantastic. http://forums.ubi.com/groupee_common/emoticons/icon_smile.gif

Ok KrAzY1337, since you like prices so much, hows this one grab you?

"ONE MIIIIIIIILLION DOLLARS!" *pinky on lip*

Just pay me when you get around to it, no rush.

[KrAzY1337]

How about the price is what I won by what we try to gain in the Contest.

[nutterbetter]

LOL... we have a serious language barrier happening here. KrAzY1337, I mean no disrespect, but "PRICE" in English means the cost of an item. A "PRIZE" is something that you win in a contest such as this one. Unless of course the contest was to win a specially "priced" "prize". In which case you might have a point. I'm reasonably sure they don't intend to sell the poster to the winner however, so I think I'm relatively safe in assuming they meant to say "PRIZE". Not to mention, kimi has forwarded this error to the appropriate party already.

[Jack-Myers]

nutterbetter, we don't need any english language lessons here. I'm sure everyone understand what everyone is saying unless his writing like this: "hay in ar gai fon ingland".

[nutterbetter]

Well Jack, I certainly can't understand why your defensive attitude is necessary since the error was there and has since been rectified with a completely new graphic containing appropriate text. I don't think I was being critical at all, I was merely being helpful. My feelings are, if you are going to publish something in English, it should be correct English or what's the point of publishing it in English in the first place. Ubisoft isn't some ragtag, small-time operation. It has an obligation to it's patrons around the world to present itself with a certain degree of professionalism. However, we can agree on one thing, and that is people can usually communicate even in the worst of conditions. In fact I think it's this ability to communicate in a civil manner that separates civilized humanity from it's impulsive, combative, instinct driven, savage ancestry. Don't you?

[R1ZN0]

Ill red check that!!