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"Piracy. Piracy never changes..."
Don't expect any respect after stealing things. And don't blame people for what you are.
If you want the game to be well translated, just cooperate the dev team. If you don't know how or simply don't want to be apart just don't expect your desires to be considered after. Anyway, you may avoid supporting and purchasing products in case of bad results, pure and simple.
If you say that other people do not have the right to choose a normal, working, corrected product, you are - totalitarist.
And you continue to buy games for a "Thousand caps. No more, no less." that do not by right the development belong of new publishers, with old bugs and small resolution ahahahaha. Thanks to Bethesda.
Please sorry my bad English, it is Google Translate.
Are we talking about Bethesda Softworks or Bethesda's products inside this thread? No. You're forcing the wrong goals. Try to do it straightly.
Update:
It's really hard to understand you. Avoid using such services in future.
Хорошо, в таком случае может будете переводить на мой язык?
So basically your opinion is you have the right to a Russian translated version of this game (amusing, you don't have a right to any random piece of entertainment period) and that right overrides actually paying for it. If a Russian version of the game is not made, or if the translation is not good enough you feel you have the right to just take it without paying.
I've known plenty of pirates, and most of them acknowledge "Hey, I just don't have the money, so if I didn't pirate I just wouldn't buy the games because I can't" and while I don't think it's ok I can understand that. They have a hobby they want to enjoy and they don't consider themselves a lost sale because they couldn't have bought the thing with their budgets.
But your take is just silly. "Devs didn't customize their product for me so I'm going to steal it because screw anyone who doesn't make things the way I want them to."
If I'm truly reading that correctly and that's what we've hit in this conversation you are a child. You can't even acknowledge that you're taking something you have no right to. It's sad.
The problem with this conversation is you're arguing that they should try to win your money away from the pirates, as if you're entitled to pirate and it's totally ok to pirate.
It isn't. Ya scummy scummy thief.
As I said previously "If you want good translation of the game texts / voiceovers, just cooperate the dev team". Throw them some tips or mistakes you have noticed ingame. It's not so hard to be done. Besides they are not telepathists.
If to me, then I can tell you that I came to this thread to see the question about the localization of the game in Steam, then I saw someone wrote that the Russian leader in the number of piracy and publishers do not want to work for her.
So I do not support the pirates as those who hacks into the game released for 5-8 years because they cause real damage to the industry and spread malware. But I support the people who help old games (Arcanum, Fallout, Baldur's Gate, Vampire The Masquarade) to find a new life in the form of assemblies with patches, with fixes, including translations.
And so tell me - can we consider piracy when you connect in to the game translation, and the publisher has the right to it, but that it somehow did not include the licensed product-purchased the game?
Beamdog owns the right of translation game Icewind Dale: Enhanced Edition - from Russian companies - 1C. Beamdog not include voiceovers available in translation from 1C in the edition of the game on Steam. Man on the forum issued a Russifier which contains voice of 1C. If you think he is a pirate, I think that - no.
P.S.: Again - sorry my bad english.
And Beamdog having the rights to provide a translation and not making use of them does not justify piracy on your part. If that's what you're doing. If you're modding the game to include translations, but you bought it, no harm no foul in my mind.