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I fear the problem with the remains of cyrillic even when using english as default language will become even more apparent after full release. I haven't played Encased for two weeks or so, but the amount of cyrillic after the last content update was irritating to me. It looked like they didn't have enough people to check the game for that. And since they said that they keep 2/3 of the game back for full release, that means that there probably will be an incredible amount of cyrillic in the full release that needs to be fixed in the first month or so.
@Devs I know I sound like a record on repeat, but please consider to put out all content one month or so before full release so it can be patched until full release for those that dont want to do early access and (rightfully) demand a finished game on release.
Release To Manufacturer
In computing, RTM means "release to manufacturer." It usually refers to a "final" version of software that the development company releases to the manufacturer for CD / DVD pressing. Can also loosely mean the "final" version of any particular piece of software, regardless of medium, and may also refer to hardware, depending on context.
https://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=RTM
I guess that's what he mean't.
As soon as I go out of the lift the very first tutorial message was not in English.