Stumbling upon this video where Artificer boldly exclaims 'Perkele' and 'Jumalauta' was an absolute delight! It's a perfect blend of Rainworld's unique narrative and a playful nod to Finnish language and culture. The choice to incorporate these Finnish expressions adds a layer of authenticity and humor to Artificer's character, making the game even more engaging. The use of 'Perkele' and 'Jumalauta' in this context not only brings a smile to my face but also highlights the cultural richness woven into Rainworld. 'Perkele' carries that quintessential Finnish punch, and when combined with 'Jumalauta,' it creates a dynamic and expressive moment that resonates with the spirit of the Finnish language. Artificer's use of these expressions feels like a genuine homage to the resilience and determination deeply rooted in Finnish culture. Just as the Finns embrace their language as a powerful tool for self-expression, Artificer's vocalizations add a unique flavor to the character, emphasizing the importance of cultural nuances in storytelling. The Karma Flower, a symbol of hope and beauty in the Rainworld universe, becomes even more significant when paired with these Finnish exclamations. It's a moment that not only showcases the character's dedication to the game's ecosystem but also infuses a touch of Finnish 'sisu'-the courage and determination to face challenges head-on. Kudos to the developers for incorporating these cultural elements with such finesse. The attention to detail in the animation, sound design, and overall execution of this scene is commendable. It's evident that the creators not only crafted a compelling narrative but also took the time to celebrate the cultural diversity that adds depth to the gaming experience. In conclusion, stumbling upon Artificer saying 'Perkele' and 'Jumalauta' in Rainworld was a delightful surprise. It's a testament to the game's ability to blend storytelling, cultural references, and humor seamlessly. Moments like these make gaming an immersive and enjoyable experience, and I appreciate the nod to Finnish language and culture that adds an extra layer of charm to Rainworld. Kiitos (thank you), Northflowo the third, for this memorable and culturally rich gaming experience!
I have a campain where I have two pups...I swear they don't like anything I give them. Blue fruit? Lime hates em, jelly fish? that's a no go, Goop? "Mother what the f***" batflis? "DISCUSTING" bubbles? *acts like is dying* I think the ONLY think they like (I havent tried one other thing because I refuse to stay in sky island...or go there.) Is poppycorn
nope, they dont like those either. The only thing I can think of left is the poofy plant thing. and the centipead thing annoyed me a lot too. not as much as batflies and blue fruit tho@@Justyouraveragechaosenjoyer
Story: I was in chimney canopy with a pup, and he needed to eat, so I dropped a fruit at him, and he somehow fucking flinged the fruit and stole a vulture mask I dropped too. Needless to say I threw him off chimney canopy. I have the clip if anyone wants me to upload it lol
Uijuma, Suomi mainittu pitää avata suuta ja huutaa kaikkialle!! Myös etsiskelin suomalaista rainworld contenttia kun alko mietittytämään onko kukaan suomalainen tehnyt siitä omalla kielellä lets playta. Or should I write stuff out in english? Tbh doesnt matter the translator might be able to do a good enough job.
video ideas: good animating softwares how to draw cats cons and pros of animating about me why you are a animater ………………………..more cats animating but only copy and pastin
Y’all have to remember that the same child that threw the food and is currently causing arti her distress was the same one who took that pearl 💀 no wonder she didn’t come back for the blue one
Straight translation for those who don't understand. Arti: "we gotta eat every piece" Pup: "eat that yourself!"🖕 Arti: "jumalauta.. Perkele- " (Wich is basicly two Finnish swear words that don't have a good translate but if you ask me.. I would say perkele is like the god of thunder and jumalauta is like a smashed word of "god help me" but for some reason it's a swear word¯\_(ツ)_/¯ and yes I know im late with this but.. whatever)
i thought this would be the audio where the guy screams "PERKELE" at a bear with so much power that it gets blown away edit: i forgot you already did that
Arti: "We have to eat every last bit" Pup: "Eat it yourself!" Arti: "God help me, perkele" Jumalauta (Jumal auta) and perkele are both finnish curse words with no real translation. Jumalauta literally translates to 'god help me' but as a curse word it's much stronger.
