And I saw on instagram that Yoshi-P did visit the NA servers after all! That’s cool! Wish I could meet him in game some day!

And I saw on instagram that Yoshi-P did visit the NA servers after all! That’s cool! Wish I could meet him in game some day!
Seen something once in Raganarok Camp Dragonhead surroundings in 4 years of game. He/she was like an ET running in full speed and with one half transparent avatar.
Not sure if it was a Dev perhaps a GM, in real never saw a GM avatar in game or even a Dev avatar only that half transparent avatar thing.
Why am I the only one who never saw a GM or Dev in game? *goes in a full dramatic rant*
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Last edited by AnnaRosa; 06-14-2019 at 03:29 PM.
I've actually known people from Japan who'd prefer to avoid speaking English when possible simply because they're afraid of mispronouncing a word or causing offense by mistake with bad phrasing. It's almost comical when you explain that most Americans will offer to help out and can be pretty tough to offend. (most of the time anyways)
Japanese is super structured and has several layers of manners/politeness blended in. English on the other hand... total chaos in comparison and tone can change a lot.




Sometimes even if Yoshida visits, he might be non responsive to players talking and what not.
Last time I saw him, he just waited for a while on the beach in the Mist (In the ward the FC house he is apart of resides) and everyone kept a respectful distance from his character other then the odd run in for a screenshot, after about 10mins their duty popped.


I've heard many won't speak it unless they absolutely need to unless they have mastered it enough to speak without much accent at all. Which is rather ironic considering in English there is probably more accents in it than there are other languages combined.I've actually known people from Japan who'd prefer to avoid speaking English when possible simply because they're afraid of mispronouncing a word or causing offense by mistake with bad phrasing. It's almost comical when you explain that most Americans will offer to help out and can be pretty tough to offend. (most of the time anyways)
Japanese is super structured and has several layers of manners/politeness blended in. English on the other hand... total chaos in comparison and tone can change a lot.




He logged onto Goblin but was AFK for about 12 hours doing interviews, besides returning after a power cut. Presumably he was able to peek at what was going on between interviews.
Most of the shouts weren't even feature requests like you might expect. They were simply reminding him to drink some water out of concern for the fact he was spending 12 hours doing interviews and working himself hard.
After 12 hours he expressed his relief of how the interviews were finally done. He was super cool and acted like a player, but had to log off to sleep.
Do Japanese developers code in english? It wouldn't probably be impossible to make the commands and such in another language... Namely in Japanese in this case.
The compiling process wouldn't much care what language the code is in as long as everything is defined...


Wanna say no but well that is just cause i have not seen one while i have been online myself .. so yeah.




I remember people saying Yoshi-P appeared in omega a while ago. Pretty sure it was before the EU server split.
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