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Damn politics
Not my government. People do speak Russian not only in Russia. I know it might be a shock to you.
English too, apparently, which is confusing as to what the need is for? You write English better than most native English speakers
Easy - authenticity. You would be surprised how different the immersion was while playing the Black Book with the original professional voice over compared to the English one. I do realise this might a bit different story with this game, given it is developed by Polish devs and is not set in Russia. Still, would be great to be able to switch.
I'm Ukrainian but my Russian speaking/reading skills are completely fluent. My Ukrainian skills are... lacking. My great-grandmother spoke it exclusively with me, but she's been gone for twenty years. I was born in a dominantly Russian speaking part of Ukraine because that's where my dad had a job to support us as a family. Then, I moved to the US as a child. I find it so annoying and cringeworthy whenever people associate a widespread language with one country and one government, seriously.
so .. deal with it ... go play pacman
do not fall for this troll
Who allowed school children in here? Shoo pest