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Dunno how a game being translated into your native language, so you don't even have to learn a second language, "strengthens national identity". For me it has always just shown that people are too lazy to learn anything lol.
Life is also a game, and people are diverse. Those who cannot fight may include teenagers or young people. We all continue to survive and contribute in our own ways during these challenging times.
I understand your concern. It's important to note that supporting the Ukrainian language in the game is especially relevant given the current situation. Since Russian will already be added in September, providing access to Ukrainian will help meet the needs of Ukrainian players, who also have the right to enjoy the game in their native language