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Hi I'm a chinese player and I've played Baldur's Gate Icewind Dale Neverwinter Nights etc for so many years, finally Now we have Pillars of Eternity to play and I wish that we could have the chinese localisation while playing and as I know there is a group has contacted Obisidian and willing to work for the chinese localisation but unfortunately there is NOT so I really have big difficulty playing and understanding the game so I want to know why???????

I really really really really really really really really really like Pillars of Eternity Thanks!

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Hi I'm a chinese player and I've played Baldur's Gate Icewind Dale Neverwinter Nights etc for so many years, finally Now we have Pillars of Eternity to play and I wish that we could have the chinese localisation while playing and as I know there is a group has contacted Obisidian and willing to work for the chinese localisation but unfortunately there is NOT so I really have big difficulty playing and understanding the game so I want to know why???????

I really really really really really really really really really like Pillars of Eternity Thanks!

 

So they're actually willing to pay a little something for software in China, these days?  It may not be something you're interested in looking at, but that may well be a factor in why more Chinese localizations aren't done, or done more rapidly, anyway.  But hey...

 

Your English here is very good, and I have to admit that Chinese text is like braille to me (incomprehensible), and that if the game had been done in Chinese text & voice that I would have absolutely no way of knowing whether I liked the game or not...;)  That fact that you like it so much, along with your English here,  indicates to me that your understanding of the game is already very good--else you'd not know whether you liked it or not (since if our positions were reversed I wouldn't be able to say heads or tails about the game!)   Give yourself more credit for your English--I'll wager it is much better than you think...;)

It's very well known that I don't make mistakes, so if you should stumble across the odd error here and there in what I have written, you may immediately deduce--quite correctly--that I did not write it... :biggrin:

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没办法!我推荐你自己翻译!

 

Sorry,couldn't resist the chance to practice.

 

Well, firstly, I sympathize. Some of the dialogue in PoE is really difficult to understand. Must be really tough playing in your second language. Perhaps if you can prove to Obsidian that there's a big demand in the Chinese speaking world, they might someday include a Chinese translation.

 

However, looking at some of the other language threads (German etc.) it doesn't sound like the translations were done very well anyway...

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Hi I'm a chinese player and I've played Baldur's Gate Icewind Dale Neverwinter Nights etc for so many years, finally Now we have Pillars of Eternity to play and I wish that we could have the chinese localisation while playing and as I know there is a group has contacted Obisidian and willing to work for the chinese localisation but unfortunately there is NOT so I really have big difficulty playing and understanding the game so I want to know why???????

I really really really really really really really really really like Pillars of Eternity Thanks!

 

So they're actually willing to pay a little something for software in China, these days?  It may not be something you're interested in looking at, but that may well be a factor in why more Chinese localizations aren't done, or done more rapidly, anyway.  But hey...

 

Your English here is very good, and I have to admit that Chinese text is like braille to me (incomprehensible), and that if the game had been done in Chinese text & voice that I would have absolutely no way of knowing whether I liked the game or not... ;)  That fact that you like it so much, along with your English here,  indicates to me that your understanding of the game is already very good--else you'd not know whether you liked it or not (since if our positions were reversed I wouldn't be able to say heads or tails about the game!)   Give yourself more credit for your English--I'll wager it is much better than you think... ;)

 

 

 

So thanks and... yeah some of us still want to pay... I respect the work of the others especially the good work that Obsidian has done. This is a question I have no power to change to resolve...

 

I must say that the translation work done in Baldur's game Icewind Dale and Neverwinter Nights etc are just extraordinary! So that's why I am so fond of these games because I was really attracted by the story.

 

About my english... well I may could communicate with english speakers by using some basic words but the english in the game they are really really not just the same level as I have... way too much difficult... so I guess we won't have the resolution here and I have to play the game so so slowly with the dictionary by my side but it would lose so much so much fun...

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没办法!我推荐你自己翻译!

 

Sorry,couldn't resist the chance to practice.

 

Well, firstly, I sympathize. Some of the dialogue in PoE is really difficult to understand. Must be really tough playing in your second language. Perhaps if you can prove to Obsidian that there's a big demand in the Chinese speaking world, they might someday include a Chinese translation.

 

However, looking at some of the other language threads (German etc.) it doesn't sound like the translations were done very well anyway...

 

哎...我只能边翻字典边玩了......

 

Maybe I don't have the patience as you do and each time I feel depressed when I think about that early in 2012 the http://trow.cc/ has contacted Obsidian that they were willing to work for the Chinese translation and three years later no chinese version... so...

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