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Isn't that word used as name means "lost" in German? I tried it a while ago and it looks really interesting - especially biomes and lightning

• VonTum 2y ago
  The german word is "Verloren" (Also in Dutch) But the similarity is striking still
  • rzzzt 2y ago
    "Veloren (/ vɪlɔɹn /, ve-LOR-en, from German/Dutch verloren ('lost')) is an open-world, open-source multiplayer voxel RPG written in Rust Language." https://wiki.veloren.net/wiki/Main_Page https://wiki.veloren.net/wiki/Main_Page
  • suavesito 2y ago
    Not a coincidence, it was derived from the word!
    • hovering_nox 2y ago
      I hate it so much. Every time I read it, all I can think is "that's a typo."
      • spacechild1 2y ago
        I didn't even spot the missing "r" until I read this comment. Now I feel you.
      • tormeh 2y ago
        If I remember correctly it actually is a typo. Someone typed "verloren" wrong and thought it was a good name for the game. The story behind names is often not so glamorous.
      • ahartmetz 2y ago
        I kinda hate many current game names, I prefer this. Otherwise, making a current_year name is easy: noun adjective: noun. How about "Dark Kingdom: Multitude"?
        • ahartmetz 2y ago
          *adjective noun: adjective, obviously The first two usually make some sense together, the third one is where it gets creative / random.
    • Hikikomori 2y ago
      Is the game a quest to find the lost r?