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RE: What do you do to "No English" players? - Tachyon - 01-30-2016

(01-30-2016, 01:41 AM)Mephistoles Wrote: Blue messages are a universal language.



RE: What do you do to "No English" players? - wanderer95 - 01-30-2016

Side message them if we speak the same language and explain what I'm doing or pretend the encounter never happened.


RE: What do you do to "No English" players? - Twister16 - 01-30-2016

All dont have the english like a kother language

Im from Panama, central america

My mother language is spanish

I can defend whith the english but i c for some official factios they dont accept u cuz thay said " we need have a a good reputation" like that

Enviado desde mi GT-I9295 mediante Tapatalk


RE: What do you do to "No English" players? - Marburg - 01-30-2016

I have respect for people that speak more languages than I do, but things being the way they are around here, English is the preferred language on the server & for better or worse, in order to RP here, one has to have enough command of the english language to get by.

I personally try my best to give people the benefit of the doubt when I notice a language barrier, but at the same time, if I had a nickel for every yahoo that played that card to then only cuss me out in perfect english after I fired upon them...well, y'all can do the math.

I basically treat it on a case-by case basis & sometimes I get burned for it, & other times I fire upon those that are legitimate...such is the nature of the beast.

Like it or not, ya simply gotta be fluent enough in the preferred language to get by & properly RP around here, or at least be smart enough to keep your head down & not attract undue attention until your language skills improve.


RE: What do you do to "No English" players? - Swallow - 01-30-2016

When I joined Discovery I was one of those. But years of chatter, RP and skype talks taught me English.


RE: What do you do to "No English" players? - Rivera - 01-30-2016

Well... Google translate?


RE: What do you do to "No English" players? - NoMe - 01-30-2016

since when, the space have only one language? like said some persons, if you eject the people because you want to ear aperfect english, my little friend, it's better for you to create a new server, like Sirius English academic 24/7 rp server!

like it you will see the real popularity!

for sure you will be here, but the other?

à ton avis, why discovery is the only server with enought players to be interesting?

to stay fun, i propose to give freely some english lessons!


RE: What do you do to "No English" players? - Hannibal - 01-30-2016

(01-30-2016, 11:13 AM)NoMe Wrote: since when, the space have only one language? like said some persons, if you eject the people because you want to ear aperfect english, my little friend, it's better for you to create a new server, like Sirius English academic 24/7 rp server!

like it you will see the real popularity!

for sure you will be here, but the other?

à ton avis, why discovery is the only server with enought players to be interesting?

to stay fun, i propose to give freely some english lessons!
(01-30-2016, 11:01 AM)Rivera Wrote: Well... Google translate?
that's really not a good option


RE: What do you do to "No English" players? - The Savage - 01-30-2016

I say, we should give them the chance. Perhaps they want to learn English that way, by contacting players inside the game and scrolling through forums. Eleven years ago I hadn't not know much English, despite having it at school (I used to have French in Primary and Secondary, with English as second foreign language), and I joined some sort of roleplaying graphical chat (Furcadia, was it?), spending some time in there, watching and learning how other people were roleplaying. I do not deny school helped me in understanding basics, but it was contact with other people that made me more fluent in that language. Hell, damn good times.

The funniest thing is, Freelancer was one of the very first games which made me actually listen to the voices as subtitles were not included (oh the glorious voice of Jennifer Hale).


RE: What do you do to "No English" players? - Corile - 01-30-2016

(01-30-2016, 04:47 AM)Tachyon Wrote:
(01-30-2016, 01:41 AM)Mephistoles Wrote: Blue messages are a universal language.