Silver0 wrote:
ITS A MULTI PLAYER GAME
meaning MULTIPLE people will be playing
Meaning multiple races, religions, and languages
will show up
its called Culture and we can all be civilized to learn to live with other cultures RIGHT?
YES, it is an MMO, however not only should it be a fairly obvious fact to everyone on this forum but that is not what we are discussing...
Though, since you brought it up, here's something you seem to have forgotten: "MMO" does not infer cultural diversity, particularly not lingual diversity. It only means that there is a multitude of players. There can be many players from the same country, the same race, the same religion, speaking the same language, etc. Since it is a socially-dependant and community-laden game style, communication
is an important factor, of which
the game's inherent language plays a significant part. In this case, that language is English.
Additionally, at no point have I dissed nor dismissed anyone's culture whatsoever. Arguing otherwise is a simple public declaration that you have not read my posts. If you're still unaware of what I've actually said and either can't be bothered scrolling up or are some how incapable of doing so, these are the main things I've mentioned in this thread:
(1.) The top ten iSRO bot search countries (listed previously, and as noted, they are primarily non-English speaking countries), and the possibility of them having their own local servers in the future, which they could use or not use at their own discretion.
(2.) That the game itself is indeed a social game and is specifically programmed in English for English-speakers, hence people who can't speak English would have obvious difficulty with it. Again, communication is key.
As that is based on both blatant fact (as stated) and my personal opinion (as I have stated repeatedly when warranted) the refutability of those points is primarily annulled.
The first time that I've seen any person in these forums--except for like 2 mods, and 5 other users who just type a single sentence--who has used near perfect grammar, and not only that, but also bullet pointing for clarification.
