It´s what we learn at school. But just from the consumption of english speaking media, I would say the american english weighs out the british english by quite a bit. So by this point I may be more accustomed to the american variant to an extend.
Yep, definitely. Over here too. I’m forever correcting Americanisations at work. With that particular example it really adds to the confusion too, because the verb and noun are the other way round.
Are you calling me Frenzie?
Favoring my Dutch friend’s name over mine in our colorful dialog! Now that’s what I’d call taking a poetic license!
there are some words which you can spell with a z (US) or an s (UK) - but I can’t think of one right now… or I would have thrown it in for good measure too
It’s helpful when you get back to the game after some time, e.g. when you can only play on weekends or even more infrequent.
People requested even some kind of flashbacks when resuming a game after some while (“What happened last time in Thimbleweed Park…”). That may be one reason Ron added those ToDo lists (and even this current implementation was a lot of work).