For your own safety…if you ever visit Texas… I would refrain from calling a Texan a “yank”, “yanks”, “yankee.” You will confuse them.
On a serious note: I was unaware that in England…all Americans are yanks…either way it is not really an insulting term.
Texas stereotypes are generally a dude with a cowboy hat…firing celebratory gunshots in the air…yelling “yeeeeehawwww” or “yippee ki-yay.”
Another side note: there is actually a state law prohibiting “celebratory gunfire”…there is also a law that says “you must surrender your firearms before entering a saloon and those firearms must be returned be said saloon owner.” These laws are still on the books! So technically you can openly carry a firearm but you must surrender the firearm before you enter a bar…
Now that I read these laws out loud…the do make a lot of sense
I am quite surprised how wrong the lot of you are… it is definitely 12 chugga’s with a “Woo Woo!” to finish. (Note: I’ve ignored it completely in BL3 and have to avert my eyes if that phrase ever appears on my screen.)
Please take note:
There is an inflection and pattern for the phrasing of this, which is 12 Chuggas and a final “Woo Woo”. Simple and correct.
Where the emphasis is on the ONE and slightly less so on the three, the two and four are milder ‘echoes’ of the other two Chugga’s.
If you really want to push it, it can be stretched to a entire set of Chuggas (16) without the Woo Woo, as long as you then continue with the 12 Chugga pattern, with the now required “Woo Woo” to finish.
Very satisfying, but sometimes slightly clumsy in the mouth phrasing, if you start pushing the pace of it. So, please, be careful.
I believe that originally it did have 8 chuggas on that load screen.
Recently, I noticed that it only shows 4 when I play my Moze or fl4k, but still 8 on my Amara.
did you just accuse me of being Canadian? or employing new math ? Either way I am considering this an act of war and I must now flame you with aspersions on your math skills
you sir (if you really are a gentleman) must “Count Gud”