Talk:Shooting Star/@comment-188.92.0.195-20190729104721/@comment-188.92.0.195-20190730163820

"For instance"

Does not mean much. The article's author might have just written it that way for the sentences to flow better in his mind. Tell me what translation uses "For instance" because the ones I've read use "Moreover" or "In addition".

"are you seriously telling me that your gonna doubt the words of an Admin?"

The words of the admin of the FAN wiki that you took out of the context (the article on a fan wiki), when compared to the quotes I pulled straight from translations. I am not doubting the admin's words, I am denying your interpretation of them.

"This means that "In Addition" and "For Instance" mean the same thing and implies that there isn't a limit"

No, it doesn't. Let's look at the whole article quote: "From a certain point of view, one might say this ring was a better version of the original super-tier spell which is learned. For instance, by sacrificing five levels that amount to 500% of the user's experience points, one could grant even greater wishes"

I just see a part that needs a revision. There's no connection between the two sentences in the book itself and there's no connection between them here, but since the author isn't a great writer, were tired when making/fixing the article (or any other reason there could be), he ended up mashing these two different pieces of info together.