Lol, that looked like a lot of funOh, that was a cross-LS event that we had a few weeks ago. We don't have that many Miqo'te in our own LS. ^^
I think there were maybe about 70 or more people there, but because of the rendering limitation we could only see 40 at a time. ><
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The Japanese player population on Saronia is also quite large with a lot of cross-LS interaction.
Just my personal opinion, but it seems like many of the English speaking players tend to keep to their own Linkshells and largely ignore people who are not members. Maybe they're all on voice chat on 3rd party chat systems too, whereas Japanese players primarily use in-game text chat. The differences are quite interesting. ^^
Yeah, I think the problem with some of the English players is many suffer from 'WoW exposure' so they don't talk a lotDon't think WoW did so well in japan as they tend to prefer their own stuff, not sure though, always kinda wondered.
It was fun indeed. We have events like that every now and then on Saronia. ^^Lol, that looked like a lot of fun
Yeah, I think the problem with some of the English players is many suffer from 'WoW exposure' so they don't talk a lotDon't think WoW did so well in japan as they tend to prefer their own stuff, not sure though, always kinda wondered.
I'm not sure about WoW in Japan...
But all 3 of my Linkshells are Japanese and I never hear people talking it, whereas my English-speaking friends mention it often.
I think that aside from Language barriers, there are pretty significant differences in play style and aesthetics.
That only enhances my desire to live in Japan. not only would I be able to get hold of much more awesome music, anime, manga and whatnot, but I'd get away from all the WoW fans I know in rl XDIt was fun indeed. We have events like that every now and then on Saronia. ^^
I'm not sure about WoW in Japan...
But all 3 of my Linkshells are Japanese and I never hear people talking it, whereas my English-speaking friends mention it often.
I think that aside from Language barriers, there are pretty significant differences in play style and aesthetics.
Maybe the out-dated cartoony style of WoW put them off, or perhaps it simply wasn't translated into Japanese and released there. Ah well.
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