2013-07-06, 22:28 | Link #322 |
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I'm at a position where I can't exactly decide whether I want to wait for a game that possibly might never come out, or go back to PSO2JP only to return to the USA version to grind from point zero again when it does come out.
I wish SoA (Or SoJ if they're responsible) would just tell people what is going on with the localization process. |
2013-07-07, 16:50 | Link #323 |
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Yeah there's definitely something fishy going on, maybe they feel that the market in the US is already over-saturated with f2p games or something. The lack of any info is the killer though, I don't care whose "fault" it is, I just wish someone with actual insight in the matter would tell us what's up. It seems almost like they're pushing their English fans to the JP version.
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2013-07-08, 05:21 | Link #324 |
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Asian version news: sourced bumped.org/psublog (original source famitsu.com)
Basically sums it up, if there is a western release it will be localised and trimmed to suit the western market. So the delay might be caused due to the fact that they are reworking parts to make it more western, find suitable permanent casts for voice-overs (story is still expanding) and other stuff, to make it work in the western market, like finding ad sponsors, replacing gameguard(?) and what not. |
2013-07-08, 19:56 | Link #325 | |
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2013-07-08, 21:27 | Link #327 |
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Well that's pretty much true. They could honestly just add like 5 or 6 servers to the jp ones and declare them the "foreign servers" and then start actually accepting foreign credit cards again instead of making all the foreign players they know they have jump through hurdles to give them money.
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2013-07-09, 02:50 | Link #328 | |
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I do think that a lot of japanese companies don't get it that people are interested in their games, mainly because they are interested in their difference approach to game design and story telling. But you cannot blame it just to the japanese based companies, just look how differently the age rating boards in all regions score the submitted products. In NA you get a higher age rating for showing exposed human parts and other natural stuff, but showing virtual violence against virtual humans is ok. In a difference region you have the opposite thing going on, aso. But yeah just make the japanese server international would make everyone happy. I mean even in PSO was a game that brought people from all nations together to play with and against each other, it is kind of sad seeing how the internet and online gaming have made a huge step backwards, region locking, restriction aso. I blame it on national governments trying to control the internet and the yellow press who do their jobs too well in scaring people about everything. |
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2013-07-09, 11:48 | Link #330 |
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You'd be surprised; most of the JP players are really friendly and open to the idea of playing with foreigners. More so to foreigners who make an attempt at communicating with them in JP (tit for tat).
They only get really uppity when baka gaijins mess things up (for example, Dark Falz equests with gaijins just whaling on Falz in VH). At least, that was how things were when I played.
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2013-07-11, 03:43 | Link #331 |
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I haven't really met an unfriendly JP player, they've always been very polite, even when I'm asked to leave so their friend can join. I'd play with JP players over NA anyway.
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2013-07-11, 04:22 | Link #332 |
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Their unfailing politeness is just awesome. In my experience, doing enough VH runs for rare weapon drops with various JP players for several weeks got me enough brownie points that I was often asked to join in rare hunts of theirs even when I got my own (back when Tsukuyomi was one of the rarest wands).
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2013-07-12, 05:43 | Link #333 |
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Just a reminder, episode two will be launched next week. So if you want the free extra character slots, you might want to begin the game now. Not sure if people after the EP2 launch will get the extra additional character pass.
Warning: the additional character pass sounds like the thing you can pay for at the moment, so deleting that character means you lose the slot. Only your first character can be rerolled infinitely without paying, additional ones not! (unless this is being changed in EP2) |
2013-07-12, 10:50 | Link #334 | |
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Also maintenance will be 4pm to 11pm EST instead of the normal time.
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2013-07-12, 14:46 | Link #335 | |
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Basically what i get from sega's statement is, it work pretty much like the all resets tickets, which are issued if they change something or expand the skill trees. Once the ticket is used, that is it, and you only get it, if you are already playing the game. It is just done to enable all people to get the chance to play as dumen. Because new players starting with ep2 got the chance to make their character as a duman, it is highly likely that they won't get the ticket. |
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2013-07-17, 16:06 | Link #339 | |
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Anyway, reached lvl31 braver with my primary char. The new class is actually fine although unsuitable for sub slot. I'm a bit surprised that there are only 6 different PA for the Katana and the Bow, but at least it is more balanced, than the other weapons PA.
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