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ceigered (Montri la profilon) 2011-novembro-14 09:15:21

Possibly diverging from the topic: Anyone on PSN who speaks Esperanto? I'm ceigered if you want to add me but I've got no mic and no games I can think of that are easy to communicate with using a keyboard except lost planet 2 (not sure about BFBC2!).

I wonder if Esperantists naturally gravitate to the Xbox due to its green theme? rido.gif

Oijos (Montri la profilon) 2014-oktobro-18 17:37:41

This is yet another evidence about Esperanto's death. It's very difficult to find Esperanto-speakers in Xbox Live, PSN, Nintendo network, Steam, Origin or whatever.

Moosader (Montri la profilon) 2014-oktobro-18 18:28:11

Oijos:This is yet another evidence about Esperanto's death. It's very difficult to find Esperanto-speakers in Xbox Live, PSN, Nintendo network, Steam, Origin or whatever.
This is an old thread, but...
There is an Esperanto group on Steam that has 90 members, and I have plenty of Esperantist friends who use Steam.

Want to play some L4D? We're looking for a group. lango.gif
Add me as a friend. >w<

Oijos (Montri la profilon) 2014-oktobro-18 19:37:23

Moosader:
Oijos:This is yet another evidence about Esperanto's death. It's very difficult to find Esperanto-speakers in Xbox Live, PSN, Nintendo network, Steam, Origin or whatever.
This is an old thread, but...
There is an Esperanto group on Steam that has 90 members, and I have plenty of Esperantist friends who use Steam.

Want to play some L4D? We're looking for a group. lango.gif
Add me as a friend. >w<
What's L4D? Left for dead? 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8...? I've never played it nor am interested. I've never used Steam, my computer is old and does not play modern games. I have a few consoles, though.

If one wants to learn more Esperanto while playing at the same time, then there's the problem how to find proficient users among those. I know that imitating you for example would output incorrect grammar patterns.

I (or somebody) should create thread in Esperanto for people's nicknames on different platforms who want to use Esperanto there. I haven't found thread like that on the World Wide Web. Like that Skype-thread.

There's been talk about some obscure browser or PC games, which have some Esperanto-related activity. I personally do not play free games, because they're so expensive. I prefer AAA games.

This just shows that overwhelming majority of Esperanto-speakers have died or are close to.

Moosader (Montri la profilon) 2014-oktobro-18 20:05:12

Oijos:
If one wants to learn more Esperanto while playing at the same time, then there's the problem how to find proficient users among those. I know that imitating you for example would output incorrect grammar patterns.
Isn't the keyword here, "to learn"? It sounds like you're asking to play video games with expert-level Esperantists, so for your own learning benefit.

We're all learning together, we correct each other, and we continue learning. I'm going through PMEG now that I can actually read it, but I think if you're looking for flawless Esperanto, something like impromtu gameplaying is not what you're looking for. Perhaps something more heavily scripted.

Oijos (Montri la profilon) 2014-oktobro-18 20:17:57

Moosader:
Oijos:
If one wants to learn more Esperanto while playing at the same time, then there's the problem how to find proficient users among those. I know that imitating you for example would output incorrect grammar patterns.
Isn't the keyword here, "to learn"? It sounds like you're asking to play video games with expert-level Esperantists, so for your own learning benefit.
That's an objective that is very difficult to achieve. Of course for my own learning benefit. That's very easy to achieve learning English for example. So in reality Esperanto is one of the hardest living human languages on Earth to learn!

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