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Postat inițial de Mono:

I didn't mention my native language because my post wasn't meant to be a request. I just wanted to make the developers aware that including more languages to choose from could increase the potential pool of buyers. I'm sure they know this, but I wanted to be heard anyway.

I'm not a developer, but I used to dabble in translation and implementation into games (e.g., Half Life 3) with my friends. It was very simple. Nothing needed to be timed because the spoken dialogues already had their timestamps. I would be surprised if it were any different in Eriksholm. Of course, proofreading and editing translations requires manpower, but let's be honest – it's not a superhuman effort, especially when there is so little text in this game.

Thus what is your goal?

Adding a new subtitle language is not free. Each one can easily cost thousands of dollars once you factor in proper translation, revision, integration, and QA testing. Thinking it costs zero, or giving others that impression, is misleading. Budgets are finite, thus studios must make choices, exactly as this one has already explained.

I understand your point, but your assumptions about adding subtitle languages are incorrect. Each language requires proper translation, proofreading, and integration into the game engine, along with QA testing to ensure timing, UI alignment, and immersion are correct. Even with AI assistance, this is not instantaneous or cost-free, it can easily require thousands of dollars per language.

Studios have finite budgets, thus they must prioritize languages based on market impact and resources. This is exactly what Eriksholm’s developers have explained in the past. Misrepresenting the effort as "negligible" gives a misleading impression of game development, which can unfairly reflect on the studio.

Postat inițial de Perseus:

The third screenshot shows a semi-solid platform; If you press both "jump" and "down" at the same time, you'll jump down through it.

it worked, thank you very much :)))

What's wrong with planes?

Postat inițial de admiral1018:

Spades is correct within reason, but he's being way too general here. Yes, it's expected that employees will have emails and other insider, non-public documents to help support their lawsuit. Even stuff they shouldn't have can be used in a filing if it was not acquired illegally. But an employee who thinks they might be fired and is planning to eventually sue can't just go ahead and download the company's entire file server or something along those lines, which is what's being implied here with the term "massive." That word does not imply a few documents or emails.

And stealing things that could be classified as company trade secrets is absolutely illegal.

"Massive" doesn't tell us anything, that's why I didn't touch that word. "Massive" could be, a folder with all the meeting minutes and slides, one persons entire email history, the companies entire email history, or the entire rack.

Its way too subjective to speculate on.

The only interesting part of it is the accusation of theft. Without anything supporting what kind of material, you are seemingly assuming malice and asset theft, I am assuming potentially damaging communications material. My reasoning, is because communications would be relevant to the case, otherwise, this would be a separate lawsuit.

If I was to steelman for Krafton, I'd say they are trying to argue theft as the termination reason, which contribute to "cause". Though that doesn't work, since they already publicly stated why the firings happened, and it wasn't theft.

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Postat inițial de Boogie:

Yeah I'm in the habit of just calling all cosmetics microtransactions, even though that makes absolutely no sense when they're $80 each. Is macrotransactions? or "whale-priced" cosmetics, is that the correct term?

Just call them cosmetics as that's what they are and it makes absolultely no sense to use words wrong intentionally? Microtransactions are in-game purchases for $1 here $5 there, not any kind of DLC to begin with. They are still only there so that whales can fork over couple hundred just to show off that they can to poor people.

Okay so microtransactions are anything under ~$10. Anything OVER $10 you call it what it is, like "DLC cosmetics" or "DLC map packs". So in this case, we would call it "DLC Cosmetic & Soundtrack", am I getting that right? I'm adding DLC because it is downloadable content, to distinguish it from "in-game cosmetics", like something you would unlock through playing.

Hey! Super excited to play! Tilly is still speaking Chinese for me as well. I even tried to get past the name character screen, but it stayed in Chinese so I backed out again. The game looks so good!

COH >SV =KE >TOA >timeline

Postat inițial de DuDu:

Thanks for the update! But I still feel like MESA is waaaaay too long. My friends and I just played a run on EASY and it took us 3 hours to win, majority of that time we spent in MESA. Alpine was unforgiving but challenging and it felt so rewarding when you pass it, but you needed to think and explore a lot to find some 'right way' or plausible route to go thru. MESA is just enormous and feels like it's 3 times longer to climb. I get the eagerness for variety and that's good, I like the idea behind MESA of leading players to switch from inwards to outwards constantly while being on alert but maaan even if the map is decently easy (aka if seed is great) it's such a loooong and exhausting experience and not to mention on normal it feels very harsh with the fog const. raising. I mean, I'm no speed runner but I passed some previous seeds under 1h (my PB is 50 mins) but this feels like impossible feat with current MESA state.

the ♥♥♥♥ you were doing for 3 hours.....

Postat inițial de D. Flame:

It doesn't matter how many times you change the word itself. If you keep using it in a derogatory manner, then it will eventually be considered a slur.

Sometimes there is a recovery; I remember when the Q in LGBTQ was most definitely a slur.

Still is to me (like instinctively I associate that word with imminent violence) but right now it apparently isn’t among the popular culture at the moment.