AlexKeks.9768

Just wondering though, about your last question:Does Japanese, Chinese and Koreans players actually write in their own language when playing in EU/NA servers ? Or rather, can they actually do it ?Furthermore, I could tell you that this comparison is a bit odd because outside of EU/NA (except for China with its own separate game), the population of players from Asia must be so low and therefore irrelevant. Now here is the real question: is the population of eastern players high enough for GW2 to consider the cost of adding Cyrillic language into the game a worthwhile investment ? Because if the population was as high as you claim it to be, they would have been better off opening a big data server for eastern countries with its own Cyrillic in game language support. Personally I have no problem with different languages in chat, and Cyrillic in game chat would be as normal as me seeing guild recruitment ads in polish. But so far I have never played or seen any games where different languages that are based on different alphabets are displayed on one single big data server. Good luck for your request though. Hello, there is one nuance in this situation. Players from the CIS to play GW2 must register on European servers. Many people use a vpn connection to play, and there is really no way to track how many people are playing from the CIS countries. Or most likely the company does not want to publicize it. Also, not every player will say from which country he plays, due to the political situation. The fact that many people do not participate in pickets and processions does not show the real situation of Affairs, and it may turn out that from the CIS countries there is more than a statistical error. Me as a player familiar with the first part of GW is very inconvenient that I have limits, the right to write in their own language. And if our community back in 2012 or 2013 was ready to pay for the creation of localization, but we were refused silence, speaks about the incomprehensible course of the company for us. P. S. Please not block me if I suddenly that the, accidentally, violated, if will require I can articulate more correctly.