Is this English?

I'm not one to be a grammar nazi but that does this mean? "most recent child instance'? And what is Subrea? Anyway could join vaal area

English is not my native language, but to me it sounds ok and understandable. Happend in prev. leagues quite frequently to me til i learned how to spam those child instances (vaal, abyss, zana etc.: open, clear, and never atempt to go back into as soon as you open the next child instance)

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Aim_Deep wrote:

Anyway could join vaal area

What is your problem then? Glad you could make it bro!

I understand it. "Subarea" is something like an abyss or in this case a Vaal side area. You couldn't re-enter the Vaal side area because you had a second subarea open. Pretty clear to me.

Not a native speaker either, but sounds understandable to me. Sounds like English, too. I'd agree with Shagsbeard: Sub-areas are areas connected to maps, but not the map itself (Abyss, Vaal side area, Incursions, ...). Could probably be Zana maps as well, so you can have sub-subareas.

I think I've seen the message before.

It's programming lingo, likely for a tree data structure.

Thats standard English language, its not native but yeah its English.
Id say the "child" is an instance quality defined by the devs.

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yamface wrote:

It's programming lingo, likely for a tree data structure.

yes, exactly software developers language

Kind of like how Windows has folders.
Parent folders, they're referring to the sub-folders as child.