Originally posted by talgaby:

To my knowledge, Russian is the only Slavic language where it is mandatory for a female name to end in -a in both given and family names.
Plus Kozlovsky is a not uncommon Russian family name. (Although the feminine form should be Kozlovskaya.)

-a or -na or -vna is the feminine tense of dad's name (whose daughter) aka middle name
traditionally the surname is uneffected, boys get a -vich or -avich (whose son)
a homage to Prince Yuri's Fatherland Rus, after the Romanov's redubbed it Motherland Russia

ahem... returned to normal price, after the Summer Sale 90% discount

*golfclaps* sir

Originally posted by Mellow_Online1:

Hello Veebles

Thank you for bringing this to my attention. The evidence presented in the post seems very damming. I will see about forwarding the user's findings off to my Valve contacts, as this definitely is in violation of review policy.

I will post here again if/when I hear back.

Thanks again.

No, thank you Mellow, as always :)

evidence on SteamGifts[www.steamgifts.com]