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And please do never listen to trolls who disrespects the natural wish of Ukrainians to play the game in their native language
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Portuguese speaking people should demand it more often or louder, to let developers see that there is demand for it. For example Polish speaking people are quite loud about it, stating in negative reviews about lack of Polish language, writing letters to devs etc. There is few movements about it and it's working - many big games got Polish, even as big as GTA V. Chinese people are doing exactly the same and it's profiting. :)
Thank you so much!!!!!!
Although, from what I heard earlier this year, there actually were group of Brazilian translators working on Portuguese localization as well. Not sure what happened to them.