Hi, in Helliquiary raid, or other raid/group activities, we like to use ingame call … in our group there are people do not speak Italian nor English and we are trying to understand if in game exists a vocal AI Translator and, if yes, how it works …
if it doesn’t exists, the usage of an external vocal translator could be considered as a not authorized third party software and put me in a ban ?
basically, I do not understand why game is translated in Turkish, Russian but there isn’t any server for these region/TimeZone … I can understand that globally “inclusion” is important , but also to let players to have server were server time correspond to local time …
that’s my pov
nope, its been discussed/ laughed about how a game so big and popular across languages does not have anything especially with current technology
Ty Garn !
maybe they think that everybody knows english …
yesterday I was athonished that a french player replyed to my english chat
wow… increadible!
but my basical doubt remains …
why translate game in a national language and not put at disposal server at nation local time zone …
Maybe they think that the players for which there isn’t a local time server are all emigrated from their country to an other one …
but to me it seems that is not this … they are at home … and I’m glad for this !
Because it’s financially viable to translate quest text / item descriptions into a language but not to have completely separate servers for that language because they deem that not enough players would use it. It’s completely a return-on-investment decision, i.e. the expense of having extra servers in that language not being warranted for the number of players that utilise that language.