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If I've understood this correctly it's the fact that the game has subtitles, but since the game lacks the "subtitles" tag under information on the storepage, people might think that it doesn't. I've got to say that I don't understand either why this is worth ranting about... Quite frankly, I've not played a single game where subtitles were not an option.
This is concern trolling.
I guess I'll respond to the asterisk-filled comment. Yes, I am *not* deaf, but I *do* have concern for other people, and therefore I *will* enquire about certain things *for* the sake of others. Things don't have to be for my own sake for me to go out of my way. I have no problem with Fallout 3 or Bethesda obviously. I love the game. As I'd expect, you'll question why I posted in here in the first place, rather than Steam's feedback forums. First, I don't have a forum account, and secondly, this is one game I almost knew for certain has subtitles. An intelligent discussion shouldn't be that much to ask for.
Actually, contrary to the apparent popular belief, there are many games (more commonly indie games, but a lot of blockbuster ones too) that do not have subtitles or don't provide information on whether they are available. Theory, your library is quite expansive, but I own over four times the amount. I've come across many subtitle-less games.
I'll end this rather long comment with this: I'm sure there are deaf gamers who have large game libraries. Some of you seem to think enquiring about whether a game supports subs is no problem. Try and put yourself in their shoes. Would you like to do this hundreds of times often waiting 1-2 days in each instance? Valve has already put the code in place. All they need to do is check a box.
Also, less is more.
PS: Here's a website I found (doing a quick google search) that does reviews of some popular games and has the Deaf Gamer in mind:
http://www.deafgamers.com/
Though of course it won't have all games listed, but with some more google-ing you can find similar sites, or find out more info of if a game has subtitles or not.