Umberto Eco and His Legacy in Open-World Games

Re:Umberto Eco and His Legacy in Open-World Games by Cyph0n on Monday May 09, 2016 @08:30PM (#11664387)

As a Muslim, I've noticed the same when it comes to the Quran. People think that they've read the Quran when in fact a large of its beauty is in the structure of the Arabic text.

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Re:Umberto Eco and His Legacy in Open-World Games by duaneb on Monday May 09, 2016 @09:22PM (#11664612)

There are many reasons to read the Quran aside from aesthetics. But I wholeheartedly agree.

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Re:Umberto Eco and His Legacy in Open-World Games by rangibaby on Monday May 09, 2016 @08:49PM (#11664471)

I would say that is like the difference between the KJV and other translations of the bible. KJV is just plain wrong a lot of the time but the writing is very good.

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Re:Umberto Eco and His Legacy in Open-World Games by jankins on Monday May 09, 2016 @09:27PM (#11664626)

Uh...no, it's like the difference between the original Greek/Hebrew and the translations.

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