FFXIV Live Discussion and Re-Cap

[Jinko]

Was also pretty sad that SE posted the info on Twitter pretty quickly as well...oh wait they did have a spot of Translations as they stated they would.

That hardly my point, my point was it should have all been in the same place instead of spread across 2 websites.

It's not hard to throw a website together with a few plugins as XIVpads proved.

Nah, better solution would be for Yoshida to do a recording then upload it once they have English/German/French subtitles finished. Would be far better than a stream live stream and lolTwatter.

Agreed that would have been the best scenario.

I don't even see the point of the video feed besides a few images which could have easily shown in a normal letter and with much better quality as well.

[Denmo]

That hardly my point, my point was it should have all been in the same place instead of spread across 2 websites.

It's not hard to throw a website together with a few plugins as XIVpads proved.



Agreed that would have been the best scenario.

Make a suggestion and maybe they'll take note of it for the next interview.

[Corrderio]

Next time SE need to set up their own page on the lodestone with real time translation tabs underneath the main video window.

Nah, better solution would be for Yoshida to do a recording then upload it once they have English/German/French subtitles finished. Would be far better than a stream live stream and lolTwatter.

[Abriael]

They provided a translation. That's all there's to it. You can whine as much as you want.

[Onidemon]

To me it seem like SE's priority is Japanese players. in NA we always get left over news and translated stuff from the Japanese forums. Whenever the staff answers a bunch of questions it's 90% from the Japanese forums. I never see anything that was asked on the English side.

So to all of you who keep asking for SE to add stuff to change this and that well try asking elsewhere...

[Abriael]

To me it seem like SE's priority is Japanese players. in NA we always get left over news and translated stuff from the Japanese forums. Whenever the staff answers a bunch of questions it's 90% from the Japanese forums. I never see anything that was asked on the English side.

So to all of you who keep asking for SE to add stuff to change this and that well try asking elsewhere...

Yeah, you know, they ARE japanese. I know, how preposterous of them to talk in their own language and then HOW DARE THEY Provide a translation from that!

Wonder why, it's always the same people whining about the silliest things.

Panicking because the game is getting better and better and looking for new excuses to complain?

[Jennestia]

To me it seem like SE's priority is Japanese players.

To me it seems Blizzard's Priority is it's English speaking players.

To me it seems Bioware's Priority is it's English Speaking players.

To me it seems like Trion's Priority is it's English Speaking players.

To me it seems like Activision's Priority is it's English speaking players.

To me it seems like EA's Priority is it's English speaking players.


Huh, go figure that a company would actually communicate in their native languages mainly.

Whenever the staff answers a bunch of questions it's 90% from the Japanese forums.

Whenever Blizzard answers questions about WoW or an update/nerf/buff it's almost always in English then translated to other supported languages, why is Blizzard favoring their English players?

See how silly this whole "favoritism" thing is?

[Radiator]

To me it seems Blizzard's Priority is it's English speaking players.

To me it seems Bioware's Priority is it's English Speaking players.

To me it seems like Trion's Priority is it's English Speaking players.

To me it seems like Activision's Priority is it's English speaking players.

To me it seems like EA's Priority is it's English speaking players.


Huh, go figure that a company would actually communicate in their native languages mainly.



Whenever Blizzard answers questions about WoW or an update/nerf/buff it's almost always in English then translated to other supported languages, why is Blizzard favoring their English players?

See how silly this whole "favoritism" thing is?

Well said!

[Abriael]

To me it seems Blizzard's Priority is it's English speaking players.

To me it seems Bioware's Priority is it's English Speaking players.

To me it seems like Trion's Priority is it's English Speaking players.

To me it seems like Activision's Priority is it's English speaking players.

To me it seems like EA's Priority is it's English speaking players.


Huh, go figure that a company would actually communicate in their native languages mainly.



Whenever Blizzard answers questions about WoW or an update/nerf/buff it's almost always in English then translated to other supported languages, why is Blizzard favoring their English players?

See how silly this whole "favoritism" thing is?

To add to it. NCsoft's priority it's the Korean speaking players.

XL Games' priority is the Korean speaking players.

Nexon's priority is the Korean speaking players.

and could go on for 10 pages.

The "oh my god favoritism!" whines are really the silliest excuse thrown by people that are panicking because they're running out of arguments to bash this game.

We get the game and updates at the SAME time as the Japanese players, which is something that can't be said about ANY other software house on the Asian market.

Which, by itself, completely dismantles the "favoritism" argument.

[Jennestia]

To add to it. NCsoft's priority it's the Korean speaking players.

XL Games' priority is the Korean speaking players.

Nexon's priority is the Korean speaking players.

and could go on for 10 pages.

The "oh my god favoritism!" whines are really the silliest excuse thrown by people that are panicking because they're running out of arguments to bash this game.

We get the game and updates at the SAME time as the Japanese players, which is something that can't be said about ANY other software house on the Asian market.

Which, by itself, completely dismantles the "favoritism" argument.

Especially Korean MMOs which the other localizations are generally 4-5 updates behind, sometimes more.