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Something that started like a popular D&D campaign narration and was turned later on in a separate IP.
The Japanese language is literally the most beautiful language for fantasy in general. The way how the pitch accent works with the high an low pitch in combination with the mora-timed way of creating words is just amazing. Also, the Japanese writing system that is a strange combination of historical Chinese writing and more or less random simplifications with writing rules even the Chinese are confused by makes Japanese an insanely immersive language for an RPG.
I really hope that Larian will start to enjoy Japanese and make all their games fully immersed into Japanese. While most people who never studied Japanese only think Japanese is a "weeb" thing, the reality is exactly the opposite. Japanese and anime has as much to do with each other as English and American Football and that is nothing. You can love Japanese and don't like anime, while you can love Enlgish and don't like football.
Japanese is the best language for RPGs. I really hope that AI and other modern technology will make learning Japanese much easier, so more people can understand why Japanese is so amazing and belongs into RPGs.
to be fair, even for non weebs, the Japanese dub of The Division takes it from a 6 to an 8. It turns it into Ghost in the Shell The Game
Enjoy the 2 games you're actually playing, for the next 2 decades...