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#2: Sorry I don't have access to your file/screenshot? You can write the right translation along with the wrong one in the current build of the game.
Can you see this one here now?
It is rather a misleading context than a wrong translation, I assume
It shouldn't say "Microphone- On" Or "Microphone - Off"
It should rather be: "Push to talk - On" or "Push to talk - Off"
or
"Open mic - On" or "Open mic - Off"
Because contextually at the moment open mic is working when you set your settings to:
"Microphone - Off"
After the last patch the settings were reset somehow and it took three of us 30 minutes to figure out why our mics wouldn't work - we had our mics turned "On" in the settings.
Don't know if that makes sense, or if we just were too sterpid to figure out. But it was pretty annoying and we were about to hop to the Blizzchord for Voicechat. It didn't make any sense to us to only have open mic when our settings were set to "Microphone-Off". At first glance we all thought this option would simply deny our mic to pick up anything- that is the actual german translation.
So what's the correct German translation of this option?
Tl;dr: Voice chat mode-push to talk / Open mic
Don't use: Microphone - On - Off (That is the misleading thing)
Use: Voice Chat Mode - Open mic -Push to talk (Much more understandable) Just like you mentioned!
The translation is a bit tricky, since we germans have implemented a lot of so called "Anglizismen" in our vocabulary. Meaning english words with german grammar - weird I know. But I guess in the asian room it is similar.
So we pretty much use the term "Push to talk" in german too. The correct translation would be: "Drücken, um zu reden". But you'd sound like an alien if you'd say that.
For "Open mic" it is pretty much the same. You can say: "Offenes Mikrofon". It doesn't sound to alienated. But still a bit wooden. So my proposal for this option would be:
Sprachchat Modus - Offenes Mikrofon - Push to talk
Correct me if I am wrong, any of you germans out there.