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[MSEA] Looking for Partners? Just click this button.
#1
Which button?? This button.


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TAT MATE문자 button. Rolleyes

I completely have no idea what's this button about, but it just added in our buddy window and has no function at all.
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#2
Obviously it's some sort of spouse-search function, specifically for the South East Asian Maplers.
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#3
Infection Wrote:Obviously it's some sort of spouse-search function, specifically for the South East Asian Maplers.

wat? :f6:
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#4
Mate.
Mating.


...did MSEA just get a bit more sexually or am I thinking wrong...?
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#5
"Mate", in non-American English, is used to mean "buddy" or "friend".
As in the famous Australian "g'day, mate".

Looking at the GMS buddy window, we have a "FIND FRIEND" button under "ADD GROUP", and have a hole under "GROUP CHAT". So this seems to be their "FIND FRIEND". As for why its name is not fully translated, and it performs no function, only AsiaSoft knows.
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#6
Celan Wrote:Mate.
Mating.


...did MSEA just get a bit more sexually or am I thinking wrong...?


You made my day. Rolleyes
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#7
SaptaZapta Wrote:"Mate", in non-American English, is used to mean "buddy" or "friend".
As in the famous Australian "g'day, mate".

Looking at the GMS buddy window, we have a "FIND FRIEND" button under "ADD GROUP", and have a hole under "GROUP CHAT". So this seems to be their "FIND FRIEND". As for why its name is not fully translated, and it performs no function, only AsiaSoft knows.
Maat is also the Dutch translation for buddy. Smile

Maat (coming from the old germanic māt) is an old (dates from late 1500's) Dutch word for sailors to address each other since it used to be a sailor rank.

I guess it became mixed with English during the time and when the Dutch discovered Australia in 1606.

So every time an Aussie says "mate", they're speaking Dutch! Tongue

And this was another episode of "Unknown history of the World" brought to you by Devil! :+)
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#8
It's for Korean SMS.
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