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First of these changes in a while that is an actual rewrite, rather than just a thesaurus trip. Still carries that air about it though, "fancying" up the simple english of before.
Seriously, there's gotta be some kinda edit quota they have to hit for a new edition.
"Ngh" doesn't quite cut it, "Deah" is where it's at. Now we're cooking.
Minor change. Guy sounding more like a Speedwagon-esque commentator in the new version.
Kind of another case like the Floki remuneration change where they pulled out the thesaurus. Not as weird a word, of course, but my point stands. A more complex word for no real benefit. Is there some rule where a new edition needs to have a certain percent of the words changed?
Another super minor change. Really don't understand the reason behind some of these.
Another that just changes one word, but this one is a definite downgrade. Like, clearly talking about things as a rite of passage sort of thing, you know, "becoming a man", not just being one.
Picking back up, another extremely minor, one word change as well as one that is small but I do think is a downgrade. "Are we even moving" is much clearer than "Are we going".