Haven 2.0: "Hafen"

[painhertz]

Jorb (I'm pretty sure) said that is would be called either haven 2.0 or Haven and Hearth 2.0.

Look, I have source, you don't have source.

the search feature is shit for searching haven and Hearth 2.0

Yet I found my source in a quick search.

who ARE you? Like, i literally don't even recognize you as someone who plays Haven

k

You still here?

[NOOBY93]

Yeah sure, what do you need? Help crossing the road?

[painhertz]

Yeah sure, what do you need? Help crossing the road?

We'll cross that road when we come to it. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[maze]

You two should know eachother, both as shit posters

[loftar]

funny enough swedes (like different others) use the romanic for haven but germanic for Hearth ;)

Not that I think it matters (it's all just English anyway ^^), but "Haven" is a very Germanic word, so I don't know where you got that from.

[slipper]

Is Steam a Germanic word?

[maze]

beware the goons already know.

and new gaming groups have this on the list for august 27.

I'm going to say nearly min 3000-5000 max players.

August 27 is coming.

it's august 21rst....not 27th.

YOUR ARE OUT OF THE inner LOOP! (and i ment to say 28)
MAHAHA

[LadyV]

funny enough swedes (like different others) use the romanic for haven but germanic for Hearth

Not that I think it matters (it's all just English anyway ^^), but "Haven" is a very Germanic word, so I don't know where you got that from.

Actually Haven is old English. The similar Germanic version means harbor.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/haven

As for Hearth it to is old English. The Germanic form was herd.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/hearth

It's easy to confuse English and German origins as they influenced each other so much.

[simimi]

beware the goons already know.

BTW, we will need shared maps, who will organize the public maps collect ?

[NOOBY93]

funny enough swedes (like different others) use the romanic for haven but germanic for Hearth

Not that I think it matters (it's all just English anyway ^^), but "Haven" is a very Germanic word, so I don't know where you got that from.

Actually Haven is old English. The similar Germanic version means harbor.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/haven

As for Hearth it to is old English. The Germanic form was herd.

http://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/hearth

It's easy to confuse English and German origins as they influenced each other so much.

isnt english a germanic language though?