Foreign customers: Would you pay for a TWD localization?
Would you pay a little extra for TWD localization or translation in your language of the whole series?
Or at least for French, Italian, Spanish and German languages?
Or at least for French, Italian, Spanish and German languages?
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If TTG wants to reach more customers, they should provide at least subtitles on their own costs. That should cause more income, than they would have to spend for it. I can't say, if it's the same for the localization/dubbs/synchro...
But yes, I guess there are some fans, who would like to pay some extra money to get better language support.
And yea if i had problems understanding something i like, i would pay for subtitles/translation however this is not the case lol.
Well, because the poll is addressed to the ones who wants translations. We are in an english forums, and most of U.S. player surely doesn't need localization. I kept those users away from the poll, not giving them option to vote "I don't need translation because I'm english" - that's obvious and would make the poll unbalanced IMHO.
And BTW I even don't know how to add that option if I wanted to now.
Give me Italian!!!!!
Topic title says "foreign customers", I am a foreign customer.
But I know what you mean. Hopefully Telltale adds new languages for the players who desire it. More languages means also more customers, so it's a good thing. But no customer should have to pay extra money for it.
I can see a point in making subtitles for other languages (bigget target = more $$$) but I personally don't care about potential translations.
Never had the will to make someone play a Telltale game (BTTF, Tales, TWD), but you can't because he/she isn't so good in english?
I've at least 3 friend and 1 cousin that would like to play those games....
They would have sold 4 copies more....
I'm not saying that I'm against localization, but that I would play in english even if there was an italian version of the game.
As Skan said in a earlier message, most of the time localizations are badly made. A bad localization may be acceptable in a FPS, but in an adventure game it can ruin the entire game experience... IMHO...
But if Telltale says that a game will be in spanish and it's 5$ more expensive than normal I'll buy it anyway if I like the game, sure.
Oh, and I don't feel like TTG owes me a translation. First at all, TTG owes me nothing. They said that they will release a TWD game in English and here it is, I don't feel cheated or something like that. If they want to make the translation to spanish ok, but I won't pay it like a DLC.
I felt it last weekend when I was showing the game to my girlfriend...
The game is too fast when you try to translate and explain to another person.
Same here, but I would not pay more to have the game in my language, it's a discrimination, from my point of view.
I'm a player and a GREAT supporter of TTG Games, but in that case I prefer to translate on my own.
and we speak danish in Denmark not English, so English is my second language
A "I don't care" option would be nice, but as Bloody Eugene said, it's not possible...
Still, more than half of the english-knowing foreign customers would like to buy subtitles.
That's relevant to me. Or not?
I think you use a picture from "the orient express", right? Quite a nice game.
If it were to be added then it should be voluntarily.
I am really happy they don't dub TV here as well.
I don't understand how anyone can get used to dubbing. Take for example monkey island series. One of the best things about it is the voice acting from for example guybrush and dubbing would imo severely affect quality.
In this poll, are you refering to pay the subtitles as a DLC or paying an extra when you purchase (o prepurchase) the game?
I intended to pay the subtitles as a DLC at first, and I think it's better, because doesn't interfere with the regular episode's developing process (they can concetrate on releasing english first and then add subtitles after some weeks).
But it could be interesting to have a "foreign version" of the game that costs a bunch of extra $, but including the most used languages other than english.