Why aren't there more CRPGs that are not in English?
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Why aren't there more CRPGs that are not in English?
Why aren't there more CRPGs that are not in English?
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Because non-English media sucks
Because if you aren't targeting english speakers or chinese, your game's already low sales will be abysmal and not worth the effort.
A Lae'zel pepe? A fine addition to my collection
truly the best girl
Youre welcome anon. Here's another for free
>chk
Is what pajeets say when they try to haggle with you about of a TV and you tell them no discounts
They don't pronounce the k like Lae'zel
Fair. That’s just what immediately came to mind. Also it’s debatable which smells worse.
I wish Lae'zel would expose her lily in my pad.
She had a cloaca, a combination vegana-anus. She lays eggs.
1) She has separate orifices which you can easily verify in game by removing her armor as well as lovely green nipples.
2) Eggs are a much cleaner fetus delivery system than a messy placenta with blood everywhere. The unfertilized egg also scrambles and fries up much better than any placenta and veganal discharge ever did.
Therefore I would, in the dark, I would in the rain, I would in a park, I would, on a train.
She is the superior mate, both from a companionship and survival standpoint.
I'll stick with the placenta like God intended, thank you very much
You're right, it is pretty messy
English is the lingua franca of the world right now. It isn't just about native speakers, you loose out on a lot of global market as well if you don't focus on it. So naturally this ends up manifestating with even non English devs knowing how to speak English and putting more effort into the English version.
there are and were, but they were all translated for the most part because even the developers knew if they wanted more people to play their work they should probably make sure those people can understand the game. both Germany, Russia and Eastern Europe in general have some niche titles that i dont remember the names of because i dont speak German, Russian or Polish
What languages should I learn if I want to play some hidden gems? What country produces the most of them?
Russian, obviously. Some very nice strategy games are very niche elsewhere yet reach cult status and get unofficial sequels in Russia. It's like Japan and Wizardry.
Realms of Arkania: Turk Edition
>No option for Jap voices for BG3
Why do they always do this?
Have you considered soul calibur 2 instead?
>SORU CARIBUR… ATWO
There are. They're all from the 80's and 90's though.