Why no Russian Voiceover?

[DunHiLa]

I think the game would sound amazing in its original language.

[FilthyAnimal]

Originally posted by spasti696969:

Originally posted by BeardyFalcon:

It's the same like saying that Slovaks are Czechs. No, we have common ancestors but that's it. Or Austrians are Germans... Cmon guys... We are SLAVS, nothing else matters for me.

Fun fact, the founder of Kyiv and one of the earliest Russian states was a viking named Dyre the Stranger who may have been distantly related to Ivar the Boneless and Halfdan Whiteshirt, the viking invaders of England in 867.

Dyre is a mythical figure there are no evidences of him existing

[Cult]

Ruzzians malding but still there are over 100k people downloading this game on russian pirate torrent trackers xD

[Hapuga]

Interesting fact: russians are least related to other slav languages, and cant really understand ukrainian, polish, or serbian, while poles, serbs, and ukrainians can understand each other and russian :)

[Andruil]

На *уй!!!!

[Bukubuku Chagama]

Originally posted by 1wait23:

Ruzzians malding but still there are over 100k people downloading this game on russian pirate torrent trackers xD

Oh, so many potential convicts :D As per latest information, whoever is caugh playing this game in Russia is being put into a jail as it is 'against their views' and tehy called it 'anti-russian terrorist simulator' :D :D

[Hapuga]

Another interesting fact: russia has only two developed cities: moscow and stp. Everything else is, as russians call it, зажопинск. Some argue that зажопинск starts as early as 1 outer circle of moscow.

[Hapuga]

So basically you could say that 99% of russia is зона отчуждения, and would make an excellent stalker sequel :)))

[Bukubuku Chagama]

Originally posted by Hapuga:

Interesting fact: russians are least related to other slav languages, and cant really understand ukrainian, polish, or serbian, while poles, serbs, and ukrainians can understand each other and russian :)

Oh, can confirm that :D As Czechoslovakian (Yes, still born in Czechoslovakia, parents form both sides) and living in Poland I actually have no problem with speaking to and with Slovenians, Bulgarians, Ukrainians, Serbs... There are some words I quite don't get on the first try but it is not that hard.

[astafjeff]

Originally posted by Hapuga:

So basically you could say that 99% of russia is зона отчуждения, and would make an excellent stalker sequel :)))

Not yet, unfortunately. But let's hope for the best.

[Cult]

Originally posted by BeardyFalcon:

Originally posted by 1wait23:

Ruzzians malding but still there are over 100k people downloading this game on russian pirate torrent trackers xD

Oh, so many potential convicts :D As per latest information, whoever is caugh playing this game in Russia is being put into a jail as it is 'against their views' and tehy called it 'anti-russian terrorist simulator' :D :D

AFAIK they haven't yet banned the game, but I really wish they do just to see what are they even gonna do about it. It's freaking hilarious if someone actually will get a jail time just for the sake of displaying it xD

[DunHiLa]

Originally posted by Hugo Bossman:

Originally posted by Kleerex:

russians make it easy themselves by invading neighboring countries

Easy? We are 3 years into an invasion the Russians claimed would last 3 days. I would be embarrassed if my country were shown to be so weak in front of the rest of the world.

Russia never claimed 3 days..Provide a source.

[Kleerex]

Another another fun fact: every nationality's name is a noun, except 'russian' which is adjective even in Russian.

Originally posted by DunHiLa:

Originally posted by Hugo Bossman:

Easy? We are 3 years into an invasion the Russians claimed would last 3 days. I would be embarrassed if my country were shown to be so weak in front of the rest of the world.

Russia never claimed 3 days..Provide a source.

Oh, all the propagandists did say it back then. Two days even

[spasti696969]

Originally posted by Kleerex:

Another another fun fact: every nationality's name is a noun, except 'russian' which is adjective even in Russian.

Because they see themselves as the default, it's main character energy.

[Kleerex]

Originally posted by spasti696969:

Originally posted by Kleerex:

Another another fun fact: every nationality's name is a noun, except 'russian' which is adjective even in Russian.

Because they see themselves as the default, it's main character energy.

The main character syndrome is real!

[Hapuga]

Originally posted by Kleerex:

Another another fun fact: every nationality's name is a noun, except 'russian' which is adjective even in Russian.

This. It's so funny, because in russian, the nationality has a relation and possession property (Litovets of Lithuania, Anglichanin of England, Frantsuz of France). The only exception is russkij, which is an adjective, that implies dependence on something or someone, a subject without own rights. It's probably due to russians being serfs till mid 19th century.