Butko wrote:Good for you, but why even in first place russian wanna try to play a game when is expected from everybody to understand and speak a least little english to be able to comunnicate with anyone in game? Keep in mind that not everyone can read your grabbles&forks.
If you can't accept it, don't play MMO exept if it is russian one.
"Grabbles&forks", lolirl. This is a pretty bad situation, but this thread is making me laugh.
Anyhow, I think it's actually kinda interesting and fitting that not everyone in Haven & Hearth can speak English. I mean, no, I wouldn't like to be killed by Russians or Koreans or whatever due to an unnecessarily hostile situation like this one... but I think it adds to the realism of the game that you won't always be able to communicate with people. It's like the world of Haven & Hearth is not simply some generic English country, but it really does represent the world and all its people. For variety, I sometimes leave Japanese runestones lying around. I just find it annoying in any other game when players don't speak English at all, but this game's setting feels like it can be an exception.
And we all know Russians play this game, so anyone really concerned about their own safety can go to the trouble of enabling a Russian keyboard and learning a sentence or two like "I don't speak Russian, please don't shoot at me." I assume people around the world already have English alphabets enabled to even be able to type in a website's URL, plus this game is English language, so you could say the Russians should be the ones to adapt since it's less hassle for them, but what can you do if they don't feel like putting the extra effort into learning some English? If you're gonna travel far away from your safe village, I guess it's up to you to decide if you want to learn a little Russian to be safer or not.
Darwoth77 wrote:dont try and act as if the legions of vodka fueled bolsheviks arent still commies comrade komisar
Also lolirl.