Brazilian Portuguese Localization

Hey all

Just asking if there is any chance to see a Brazilian Portuguese Localization, at least the text in games? I'm asking this because I see a lot of Brazilians trying the game right now
and since the Monthly fee and the game are cheaper in Brazil then WoW a lot of people could join the game but the language is definitely a problem.
I know that translations are a lot expensive specially in a game like this, but if it was text only and not voice maybe it will be more accessible and more player can come and join the game.

I'm actually interested in this as well, I'm new on the game and I've seen a pretty strong brazilian community in Behemoth, but it's been a challenge to convince my friends to play the game as they'll probably struggle with the language barrier.

They have not added new localizations since the game started except China and South Korea, which are completely separate versions of the game. There is so much content in the game that it's unlikely and it's even more unlikely it would be voiced.

There are people who play from unsupported languages, particularly on the EU data centers.

I was very happy when I saw that they were announcing that I would have a new server in some region, but when I saw that it didn't go to Brazil I totally collapsed, I even fought with a friend who zoomed me in discord, I'm happy for the people from oceania but man, it's very inconsiderate a country with millions of online game players, and they don't get a foot in front of you that we have a lot of players, just look at other examples: the fans' love for games in general from all companies, we always translate from fan to fan, and when amazon decided to dub and subtitle new world the game EXPLODED, and had 590,000 people watching on twitch, you may not know, but there were more Brazilians doing live than Americans, and the end fantasy, at least for me, has already become a main stream game, and I sometimes feel obliged to play the game because I don't have much fun with the content, because for me this game doesn't have pvp, so I just hope that square enix fill that powers it l that this game has growth is absurd, and it all starts by embracing the whole community, but saying that you don't like Brazilians in your game for cultural reasons doesn't justify anything, after all we don't have as much prejudice against foreigners as we do to Asians. , I'm sorry to write this but it's true I see it everywhere, and you can note that many Brazilian people found their game and it's new world, because it has everything they asked for, progression along with rpg, server localization and translation, pvp and pve, rp, and human interaction, in the end fantasy it's all, HELLO FRIENDS o/ - and - thanks is played with me this DG, and when it ends: (sorry for the outburst) i translated for google sorry about whatever mistake

We need to recognize that our community (BR) isn't the biggest fan of a subscription system.
'Our' way of see how a game should work is closer to New World, Perfect World, Sword of Legends or Black Desert.
Pay to win or pay to progress without anything more than it deserves.
It's a shame but we as FFXIV players are the exception, not the rule.

Hello,

I would like to respectfully suggest the addition of Brazilian Portuguese (PT-BR) subtitles and localization to Final Fantasy XIV.

Brazil has a very large and passionate gaming community, and many Brazilian players already enjoy the game despite the language barrier. In particular, the Brazilian community around the game has grown significantly in the post-pandemic period, with more players discovering and joining the world of Final Fantasy XIV.

Because of this growth, many of us in the Brazilian community would love to have Portuguese (Brazil) subtitles available in the game. This would make the story, quests, and dialogue much more accessible and allow more players to fully experience the incredible narrative that Final Fantasy XIV offers.

Brazil is one of the largest gaming markets in the world, and Portuguese is among the most spoken languages globally. Supporting PT-BR subtitles would likely bring even more players to Eorzea and strengthen the game's community in South America.

Thank you very much to the development team for all the hard work and dedication put into Final Fantasy XIV.

Kind regards.