Board Thread:Wiki management/@comment-28639118-20151017144701/@comment-28639118-20151018013111

Birdpool wrote: MY translation:

"Corpse found in front of a camel, his defense is very strong, common assault takes a long time to break him. Try new arrival back dart shooter bar, an attack can penetrate multiple targets, it is suitable for fighting camels zombies."

Translation of translation:

"Camel Zombies found in front, his defense is very strong; common assault takes a long time to kill him. Try the new arrival, Bloomerang, with an attack that can penetrate multiple targets, it is suitable for fighting Camel Zombies." "In front" is the problem and it is why I create this thread. We have a big grammar problem with this. There must be a noun after in front (for example: in front lawn, to point the lawn which is in front of you) or "in front of ..." (for example: in front of the lawn, to point something that's not in the lawn). So I think we should choose "in front of the lawn" or get rid of that "in front" thing...