In the EULA, or end user licence agreement, under the epilepsy warning is a sentence that goes as follows:
"Please also note that when using a video game you should take certain standard health and safety precautions,
including avoiding playing the game when tired and not had much sleep, taking 10 to 15 minute breaks every hour,
sittinga reasonable distance from the screen, and playing the game in a well-lit environment."
The mistake that has been made is 'sittinga', which should be 'sitting a'.
Furthermore I think the sentence flows better if the sentence is rearranged just a bit to produce the following sentence:
"Please also note that when playing a video game you should take certain standard health and safety precautions including:
avoid playing the game when tired and when deprived form sleep, take 10 to 15 minute breaks every hour,
sit a reasonable distance from the screen and play the game in a well-lit environment."
Sorry for the nitpicking but an EULA is an official document that should be produced with great care and
misspelling words or not having a great structure in the sentences distracts from the document's main topic.
Why I'm even reading the EULA even though I never got an invite code is beyond me, but with the disappointment of not
being able to play the game yet might come some extra amount of time to read documents like the EULA.
I'm pretty sure I wouldn't have spotted the mistake if I actually had an invite code because of all the excitement of being
allowed into another Wargaming losed beta. (I really enjoyed the World of Tanks closed beta.)
