Talk:Ammunition

Term used to indicate an Animal's ammo-carrying limit
I've changed the phrase "Animals can hold at most 120 Little Bullets to Animals can hold a maximum of 120 Little Bullets" because if at most is in the middle of a phrase (as it was, before my edit), then it must be set off by commas. For example, the standard punctuation would be "Animals can hold, at most, 120 Little Bullets" Breaking up these sentences like that would be bad. We could place at most at the end of the sentence, but the way it is now, the name of the particular type of ammunition being described in every sentence occurs at its end. That's good form, especially because it emphasizes that ammunition type. Thus, to say "Animals can hold 120 Little Bullets, at most" would correct a usage error, but it would weaken the style. Catsatchel (talk) 11:08, 20 January 2019 (UTC)