There is a comma splice present within the "Buy Minecraft PC Bundle" information menu
The Bug:
There is a comma splice present within the "Buy Minecraft PC Bundle" information menu.
For a bit of context, a comma splice is when an instance of a comma is used to link two independent clauses, (an independent clause is a clause that can form a complete sentence standing alone). The use of a comma splice is grammatically incorrect and should instead be replaced with a colon, semicolon, conjunction, or a period/full stop.
Below is a table I've constructed that highlights this error. You can find information about what the current and expected string is and would be, some context regarding it, and a link to the appropriate string on crowdin.
| Current String | Expected/Suggested String | String Context | String URL on Crowdin |
|---|---|---|---|
| Let's be totally clear, we intend to give you both games on PC for one price in 2022! If you still want to buy either game, of course just press the “Buy“ button - and if you own one on PC already, then we will be giving you the other as a bonus (PC platform only). However, if you just want to play the games without owning them, you could subscribe to | Let's be totally clear. We intend to give you both games on PC for one price in 2022! If you still want to buy either game, of course just press the “Buy“ button - and if you own one on PC already, then we will be giving you the other as a bonus (PC platform only). However, if you just want to play the games without owning them, you could subscribe to | #: ..\..\apps\launcher\src\routes\Java\routes\Play\components\BuyGamePassCallout\index.tsx:201 | https://crowdin.com/translate/minecraft-launcher/9420/en-engb#5295424 |
Steps to Reproduce:
- Locate the affected string as listed above.
- Take note as to whether or not there is a comma splice present within the "Buy Minecraft PC Bundle" information menu.
Observed Behavior:
A comma splice is present.
Expected Behavior:
No comma splice would be present. This should instead be replaced with a colon, semicolon, conjunction, or a period/full stop.
Created Issue:
There is a comma splice present within the "Buy Minecraft PC Bundle" information menu
The Bug:
There is a comma splice present within the "Buy Minecraft PC Bundle" information menu.
For a bit of context, a comma splice is when an instance of a comma is used to link two independent clauses, (an independent clause is a clause that can form a complete sentence standing alone). The use of a comma splice is grammatically incorrect and should instead be replaced with a colon, semicolon, conjunction, or a period/full stop.
Below is a table I've constructed that highlights this error. You can find information about what the current and expected string is and would be, some context regarding it, and a link to the appropriate string on crowdin.
Current String Expected String String Context String URL on Crowdin Let's be totally clear, we intend to give you both games on PC for one price in 2022! If you still want to buy either game, of course just press the “Buy“ button - and if you own one on PC already, then we will be giving you the other as a bonus (PC platform only). However, if you just want to play the games without owning them, you could subscribe to Let's be totally clear, we intend to give you both games on PC for one price in 2022! If you still want to buy either game, of course just press the “Buy“ button - and if you own one on PC already, then we will be giving you the other as a bonus (PC platform only). However, if you just want to play the games without owning them, you could subscribe to #: ..\..\apps\launcher\src\routes\Java\routes\Play\components\BuyGamePassCallout\index.tsx:201 https://crowdin.com/translate/minecraft-launcher/9420/en-engb#5295424 Steps to Reproduce:
- Locate the affected string as listed above.
- Take note as to whether or not there is a comma splice present within the "Buy Minecraft PC Bundle" information menu.
Observed Behavior:
A comma splice is present.
Expected Behavior:
No comma splice would be present. To fix this, the comma splice should be replaced with a period/full stop.
The Bug:
There is a comma splice present within the "Buy Minecraft PC Bundle" information menu.
For a bit of context, a comma splice is when an instance of a comma is used to link two independent clauses, (an independent clause is a clause that can form a complete sentence standing alone). The use of a comma splice is grammatically incorrect and should instead be replaced with a colon, semicolon, conjunction, or a period/full stop.
Below is a table I've constructed that highlights this error. You can find information about what the current and expected string is and would be, some context regarding it, and a link to the appropriate string on crowdin.
Current String Expected String String Context String URL on Crowdin Let's be totally clear , we intend to giveyouboth games onPCfor one price in 2022! If you still want to buy either game, of course just press the “Buy“ button - and if you own one on PC already, then we will be giving you the other as a bonus (PC platform only). However, if you just want to play the games without owning them, you could subscribe toLet's be totally clear, we intend to give you both games on PC for one price in 2022! If you still want to buy either game, of course just press the “Buy“ button - and if you own one on PC already, then we will be giving you the other as a bonus (PC platform only). However, if you just want to play the games without owning them, you could subscribe to#: ..\..\apps\launcher\src\routes\Java\routes\Play\components\BuyGamePassCallout\index.tsx:201 https://crowdin.com/translate/minecraft-launcher/9420/en-engb#5295424 Steps to Reproduce:
- Locate the affected string as listed above.
- Take note as to whether or not there is a comma splice present within the "Buy Minecraft PC Bundle" information menu.
Observed Behavior:
A comma splice is present.
Expected Behavior:
No comma splice would be present. To fix this, the comma splice should be replaced with a period/full stop.
The Bug:
There is a comma splice present within the "Buy Minecraft PC Bundle" information menu.
For a bit of context, a comma splice is when an instance of a comma is used to link two independent clauses, (an independent clause is a clause that can form a complete sentence standing alone). The use of a comma splice is grammatically incorrect and should instead be replaced with a colon, semicolon, conjunction, or a period/full stop.
Below is a table I've constructed that highlights this error. You can find information about what the current and expected string is and would be, some context regarding it, and a link to the appropriate string on crowdin.
Current String Expected String String Context String URL on Crowdin Let's be totally clear, we intend to give you both games on PC for one price in 2022! If you still want to buy either game, of course just press the “Buy“ button - and if you own one on PC already, then we will be giving you the other as a bonus (PC platform only). However, if you just want to play the games without owning them, you could subscribe to Let's be totally clear. We intend to give you both games on PC for one price in 2022! If you still want to buy either game, of course just press the “Buy“ button - and if you own one on PC already, then we will be giving you the other as a bonus (PC platform only). However, if you just want to play the games without owning them, you could subscribe to #: ..\..\apps\launcher\src\routes\Java\routes\Play\components\BuyGamePassCallout\index.tsx:201 https://crowdin.com/translate/minecraft-launcher/9420/en-engb#5295424 Steps to Reproduce:
- Locate the affected string as listed above.
- Take note as to whether or not there is a comma splice present within the "Buy Minecraft PC Bundle" information menu.
Observed Behavior:
A comma splice is present.
Expected Behavior:
No comma splice would be present. To fix this, the comma splice should be replaced with a period/full stop.
The Bug:
There is a comma splice present within the "Buy Minecraft PC Bundle" information menu.
For a bit of context, a comma splice is when an instance of a comma is used to link two independent clauses, (an independent clause is a clause that can form a complete sentence standing alone). The use of a comma splice is grammatically incorrect and should instead be replaced with a colon, semicolon, conjunction, or a period/full stop.
Below is a table I've constructed that highlights this error. You can find information about what the current and expected string is and would be, some context regarding it, and a link to the appropriate string on crowdin.
Current String Expected String String Context String URL on Crowdin Let's be totally clear, we intend to give you both games on PC for one price in 2022! If you still want to buy either game, of course just press the “Buy“ button - and if you own one on PC already, then we will be giving you the other as a bonus (PC platform only). However, if you just want to play the games without owning them, you could subscribe to Let's be totally clear. We intend to give you both games on PC for one price in 2022! If you still want to buy either game, of course just press the “Buy“ button - and if you own one on PC already, then we will be giving you the other as a bonus (PC platform only). However, if you just want to play the games without owning them, you could subscribe to #: ..\..\apps\launcher\src\routes\Java\routes\Play\components\BuyGamePassCallout\index.tsx:201 https://crowdin.com/translate/minecraft-launcher/9420/en-engb#5295424 Steps to Reproduce:
- Locate the affected string as listed above.
- Take note as to whether or not there is a comma splice present within the "Buy Minecraft PC Bundle" information menu.
Observed Behavior:
A comma splice is present.
Expected Behavior:
No comma splice would be present. T
o fix this, the comma splice should be replaced witha period/full stop.The Bug:
There is a comma splice present within the "Buy Minecraft PC Bundle" information menu.
For a bit of context, a comma splice is when an instance of a comma is used to link two independent clauses, (an independent clause is a clause that can form a complete sentence standing alone). The use of a comma splice is grammatically incorrect and should instead be replaced with a colon, semicolon, conjunction, or a period/full stop.
Below is a table I've constructed that highlights this error. You can find information about what the current and expected string is and would be, some context regarding it, and a link to the appropriate string on crowdin.
Current String Expected String String Context String URL on Crowdin Let's be totally clear, we intend to give you both games on PC for one price in 2022! If you still want to buy either game, of course just press the “Buy“ button - and if you own one on PC already, then we will be giving you the other as a bonus (PC platform only). However, if you just want to play the games without owning them, you could subscribe to Let's be totally clear. We intend to give you both games on PC for one price in 2022! If you still want to buy either game, of course just press the “Buy“ button - and if you own one on PC already, then we will be giving you the other as a bonus (PC platform only). However, if you just want to play the games without owning them, you could subscribe to #: ..\..\apps\launcher\src\routes\Java\routes\Play\components\BuyGamePassCallout\index.tsx:201 https://crowdin.com/translate/minecraft-launcher/9420/en-engb#5295424 Steps to Reproduce:
- Locate the affected string as listed above.
- Take note as to whether or not there is a comma splice present within the "Buy Minecraft PC Bundle" information menu.
Observed Behavior:
A comma splice is present.
Expected Behavior:
No comma splice would be present. This should instead be replaced with a colon, semicolon, conjunction, or a period/full stop.
The Bug:
There is a comma splice present within the "Buy Minecraft PC Bundle" information menu.
For a bit of context, a comma splice is when an instance of a comma is used to link two independent clauses, (an independent clause is a clause that can form a complete sentence standing alone). The use of a comma splice is grammatically incorrect and should instead be replaced with a colon, semicolon, conjunction, or a period/full stop.
Below is a table I've constructed that highlights this error. You can find information about what the current and expected string is and would be, some context regarding it, and a link to the appropriate string on crowdin.
Current String Expected/Suggested String String Context String URL on Crowdin Let's be totally clear, we intend to give you both games on PC for one price in 2022! If you still want to buy either game, of course just press the “Buy“ button - and if you own one on PC already, then we will be giving you the other as a bonus (PC platform only). However, if you just want to play the games without owning them, you could subscribe to Let's be totally clear. We intend to give you both games on PC for one price in 2022! If you still want to buy either game, of course just press the “Buy“ button - and if you own one on PC already, then we will be giving you the other as a bonus (PC platform only). However, if you just want to play the games without owning them, you could subscribe to #: ..\..\apps\launcher\src\routes\Java\routes\Play\components\BuyGamePassCallout\index.tsx:201 https://crowdin.com/translate/minecraft-launcher/9420/en-engb#5295424 Steps to Reproduce:
- Locate the affected string as listed above.
- Take note as to whether or not there is a comma splice present within the "Buy Minecraft PC Bundle" information menu.
Observed Behavior:
A comma splice is present.
Expected Behavior:
No comma splice would be present. This should instead be replaced with a colon, semicolon, conjunction, or a period/full stop.
Would it be okay to request a review of this ticket? Similar reports regarding comma splices such as MCL-21243, MCL-21242, and MCL-21234, are all considered valid problems, so it introduces an inconsistency that this issue (MCL-21247) is working as intended, despite a grammatical error being present. Thanks in advance. ![]()

Cannot reproduce, the string no longer exists.
Yep; I can also confirm that this string no longer exists so there's no longer a problem here.