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did you mean to name him "Shooter" Shoter doesn't make a lot of sense, dear. ;)

No. This is one "o"

so his name is "shot er" ? ok. It sounds awkward, dude. but it's your character *shrug* cheers mate. good luck with future works.

You're writing a comment or a scenario? I don't need to know what gestures you're doing. I done new artwork.

um, excuse me? Look, I get that you are not a native English speaker, but I actually can't even make sense of your comment here. What i get is that you say "I done new artwork" No no, "I have done" or "I did" new artwork. And yes, I know you did. very good -.- *Nods slowly.*

Now the first part of your comment I'm not at all certain what you are trying to say, mate. Soooo, there's this thing called Google Translate. Go to it, then, take your statement and make it as simple as possible. then, translate, and I shooouuuld be able to at least understand that, even if it's not correct.

I'm going to say one thing though, that my comment wasn't on your "artwork" it was on the name of the piece, which I think is the name of the character. Which sounds odd because it sounds like you want to call him "shooter" like "a shooter of a gun" but you mangled it to "Shoter" which is incorrect. Now, if that means something else to you, then great, like I said, it's your character. But I am trying to inform you that if that was your intention, you made a mistake. if it wasn't, then don't mind me.

Thank you for correction. I might not repeat the same mistake.

If I would use google translate, it would likely mess up my sentence.

You mentioned good luck on the next artwork. That's why I said that.

And again. The odd naming of character is on purpose. Want to mention that names can be distorted from their word origins.