Mica Vista Uihlein

[TripleQuestionMark]

does it mean anything or is it some gibberish the devs made up?

[Tarnished]

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[Brianeytor837]

I've seen it on reddit and they day it's Finnish to "what the heck"

[Grimmz]

Diposting pertama kali oleh Brianeytor837:

I've seen it on reddit and they day it's Finnish to "what the heck"

its definitely not Finnish. i'm Finn and thats just gibberish.

[m]

It's latin, its basically "a crumb of light" or something to that effect.

Mica Vista Julian -- Julian being like Ceasar, but can be elevated to "God" or "Light" etc.

Mica = crumb, flakes, "a bit"
Vista = view (modifier)
Julian = Ceasar, but with the "view" modifier, we'll interpret it as "Light of God"

So, "A bit of the light of God!"

or "The flakes of Ceasar!"

whatever you want to say about it, Cleric is a Catholic for sure.

Btw I don't understand Latin, this is done with Google translate. If someone does know Latin, maybe it translates more to like "View the crumbs of God!" or something like that, like a command to the victim, putting the "view" as a verb in front rather than a modifier of Julian. IDK. But anyway this is closer than whatever you guys were saying.

Edit: Just noticed how necro of a thread this is, but whatever, worth a bump.

[Vynan]

You got any more of those flakes of Ceasar?

[TripleQuestionMark]

Diposting pertama kali oleh m:

It's latin, its basically "a crumb of light" or something to that effect.

Mica Vista Julian -- Julian being like Ceasar, but can be elevated to "God" or "Light" etc.

Mica = crumb, flakes, "a bit"
Vista = view (modifier)
Julian = Ceasar, but with the "view" modifier, we'll interpret it as "Light of God"

So, "A bit of the light of God!"

or "The flakes of Ceasar!"

whatever you want to say about it, Cleric is a Catholic for sure.

Btw I don't understand Latin, this is done with Google translate. If someone does know Latin, maybe it translates more to like "View the crumbs of God!" or something like that, like a command to the victim, putting the "view" as a verb in front rather than a modifier of Julian. IDK. But anyway this is closer than whatever you guys were saying.

Edit: Just noticed how necro of a thread this is, but whatever, worth a bump.

Imma be honest, I completely forgot I made this thread, but I appreciate the response lmao. After two long years I finally understand