Datamining latest patch finally reveals correct EN translation of Klotho's name

[Maenara]

<Agrajag> Oh hey!
<Agrajag> Guess whose name just got confirmed internally.
<Lostbob117> persona?
<Agrajag> ui_mainmode\ui_item.text, ItemSkillHelp, 0, item_KlothoMesetaUp_1, "出現するメセタが<br>5%増加する。"

Eat it, nerds!

So it was 'Klotho' all along. Who knew?

[LonelyGaruga]

People had doubts about this? Kinda thought those saying it was Chroto were just goofing.

[Sparzyle]

What else it could be...

Naming it diferently would be like the forced "Risa"

[Cyron Tanryoku]

i cant believe sega would intentionally misname chroto to cause debate

[Maenara]

i cant believe sega would intentionally misname chroto to cause debate

Sega is on the cutting edge of forum debate sparking technology.

[Smithee]

Didn't you know they named most of the NPC's after asteroids? Klotho is named after Klotho 97 http://fuchsiastars.blogspot.com/201...teroid-97.html

[Maenara]

Didn't you know they named most of the NPC's after asteroids? Klotho is named after Klotho 97 http://fuchsiastars.blogspot.com/201...teroid-97.html

Pfffffft, like these people would lower themselves to abiding by well-known and well-established facts.

[GoldGenII]

And then they smelled themselves. The End.

[Maenara]

Doesn't matter. His name is still spelled "Chroto" in the credits. His name is still "Chroto." D-arkers are internally named stuff like "QueenAnt" and yet we don't see that name paraded everywhere.

If you say so.

[Gardios]

Internal strings don't matter because the people responsible for the names aren't even the same people who work with the code—and they're working on that before stuff like names get finalized. Internal names also rarely change.

But seriously why do people care so much