Has anyone seen WotL compared to Shakespeare's Scripts?

[Mental_Gear]

Had to use SMS abreviations to fit it all in.

I personally haven't, but I would laugh if someone did. WotL's script is a cakewalk compared to the better-known Shakespearean works. If they had trouble with WotL, they wouldn't last scene 1 of Hamlet.

Which is actually quite good.

[LastingDawn]

It uses basically an Alexander Smithonian way of speaking (basically a combination of old and new but is a bit more complicated then that) a term coined for his work on Vagrant Story.

[Mental_Gear]

Well, I knew it was, to put it crudely, a 'halfway house' but I can easily imagine an ignorant halfwit saying it's Shakespeare.

[Wasabi]

Indeed. I've taken to study some Shakespeare, Marlowe and Chaucer, and the WotL script is pretty much modern english in my eyes.

[Augestein]

I always thought people called it "Shakespeare" in a way as to scoff at the script (perhaps a knock at Shakespeare's writing style in general). I'm probably wrong though.

I think they thought the script in WoTL was needlessly wordy.