Darker writing changes for whiny babies

replaces all instances of ok/okay with the historically correct "oll korrect". As we all know, the Dragon Age series has always been historically accurate. It has never been a modern piece of media featuring dinosaurs that are fully accurate thanks to no errors made by the Jurassic Park movies. The Dragon Age series has made no errors, and has never had modern slang in it before, or leather armors completely in the wrong time frame, or swords that make no sense, or peasants wearing clothes made out of fabric only rich could afford in Those Times. David Gaider, writer of such great villains as Corypheus, has been very stalwart with that Dragon Age should never have modern terms in it and that villains should never me one-dimensional. They made an exception for Alistair? Well I'll just ignore that for my hashtag veilguard critical post on tumbler dot com. Veilguard implied that language can change in 10 years. I am very smart, and several of my Veilguard critiques have featured the word "cooked". It is unacceptable for a narrative to imply that things can change. 1989 and 2000 are essentally the same year!