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If I am in Russian area, am I able to play english version? I don't care about ghetto-versions, all languages should be available no matter where you are.
Don't know. I don't usually buy game versions using a language I don't speak. If you're asking whether you can buy the English version, I do not know.
I want to hear original actors and read original text. Languages are too different due to cultural differences, for example not every joke can be adapted to another culture. There is only two games I remember where translation was actually a lot better - Beyond Good & Evil and Witcher 2. Other than these games I prefer original versions with proper voice acting. I speak three languages, but that's not revelant in that case - all people are equal no matter where they live and should get the same content. Why the hell not? That's the point. I know russian, I don't want to support content locks. Any info would be appreciated.
And my bad, I probably should created topic in russian as that's the target community of my post. I apologize.