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ElemenT_PL
33 Posts
Blizzard has confirmed that StarCraft 2 will be fully localized in few european languages: - English - German - French - Russian - Spanish - Polish - Italian Also for each language there will be full support , forums ect. Full info : http://www.starcraft2.net.pl/portal/sc2/1/842/StarCraft_2_w_calosci_po_Polsku.html and screenshot We have only screenshot of the press info, becouse it was today deleted (9:30 AM european time) from blizzard site. | ||
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Alur
Denmark3900 Posts
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Jazriel
Canada404 Posts
Seriously though, I should make a petition to alert Blizzard to the existence of Esperanto. | ||
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Boblion
France8043 Posts
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Puosu
6984 Posts
So if you don't see your country there don't panic. =) | ||
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Latham
9555 Posts
The thing is in Poland you cannot buy a game in the English language version if there is a Polish version available. All the damned retailers and translating companies release games in Polish only. They don't even give you the option of choosing between PL/EN which pisses me off to no end. All the games that I have in Polish have such corny translations and crappy VAs it makes me want to get into the foetus position and cry myself to sleep. The only advantage in buying games in Poland is that it's usually 1/2 or even 1/3 the price for which it sells here in western Europe. But I guess it's the same here in Belgium. When I go to the store all I see is French/Flemish language versions -.- no English option what so ever. Guess I'll have to buy from amazon.co.uk like I do with all my games ;\ | ||
MasterOfChaos
Germany2896 Posts
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redmarine
Denmark165 Posts
On January 17 2010 01:37 Alur wrote: Where is Faroese? This is an outrage! I really couldn't imagine that would work out. ;D It would probably sell less than the English version. EDIT: I expect that we will have the option to install different languages from the Battle.net service. It already does that for World of WarCraft. | ||
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Tom Phoenix
1114 Posts
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Blue
Norway358 Posts
On January 17 2010 02:44 redmarine wrote: It would probably sell less than the English version. no | ||
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Pyrrhuloxia
United States6700 Posts
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Grumbels
Netherlands7028 Posts
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torm3ntin
Brazil2534 Posts
On January 17 2010 04:25 Mothxal wrote: No Portugese? I always thought Brazil was a growing market as far as gaming is concerned, and Portugal must have a not-too-awful market share as well. dead wrong haha. we are a growing market for piracy and free stuff... PPL unfortunately don't give their money into original things... | ||
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Kaniol
Poland5551 Posts
Does anyone know if you can which select language version you download while using this option? | ||
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Lyzon
United Kingdom440 Posts
On January 17 2010 04:46 Kaniol wrote: I'm wondering. Probably as always we will have only Polish version available, BUT Blizzard offers option to download games from their site if you have proper CD-KEY. Does anyone know if you can which select language version you download while using this option? my guess is what ever local your cd key is from, thats what lang you download | ||
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D10
Brazil3409 Posts
On January 17 2010 04:25 Mothxal wrote: No Portugese? I always thought Brazil was a growing market as far as gaming is concerned, and Portugal must have a not-too-awful market share as well. Brazil sure is a growing market for all things, and SC2 will sell a few thousand copies here, but im darn glad its coming in english and not in portuguese =) Translations are lame and take away from the inherent feel of the game. And maybe because of piracy but blizzard has thousands of Brazilian players in wow, and its other games, if they cared about translating stuff into portuguese they would have done it long time ago. I honestly dont know why gaming companies care so little about the Brazilian market, but after a while it starts to become a mutual feeling, and in many cases peoples games will be DLed/pirated simply because theres no alternative to get them, or the government imposed fees on imports make the game cost like 80 dollars. Almost everyone I know has bough an original Blizzard game at some point in their life because bnet is awesome and any gamer know playing on it is a marvelous investment, that said I dont know why they dont invest a little more in us to try to bring more people to the light side, there will be no way to play sc2 pirate anyways. | ||
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banana
Netherlands1189 Posts
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beetlelisk
Poland2276 Posts
On January 17 2010 01:45 Latham wrote: Ugh oh God I was hoping it wouldn't come out in Polish -.- (but I guess it was predictable since wc3 came out in polish also) The thing is in Poland you cannot buy a game in the English language version if there is a Polish version available. All the damned retailers and translating companies release games in Polish only. They don't even give you the option of choosing between PL/EN which pisses me off to no end. All the games that I have in Polish have such corny translations and crappy VAs it makes me want to get into the foetus position and cry myself to sleep. The only advantage in buying games in Poland is that it's usually 1/2 or even 1/3 the price for which it sells here in western Europe. But I guess it's the same here in Belgium. When I go to the store all I see is French/Flemish language versions -.- no English option what so ever. Guess I'll have to buy from amazon.co.uk like I do with all my games ;\ I totally agree and the sad thing is it's forced because of money - if English would be free to choose people would import games from for example Poland what would lower sales somewhere else. This is why I am sure we won't see any downloading like Kaniol wrote happening. If only voice actors could at least sound not retarded but natural :/ belief that computer games are mainly for kids is huge factor here imo, it's also what saved W3 translation - the exception that proves the rule. edit: lol I love 1st comment under this news Even with all my love to my native language... It's not suitable to Star  It's like to shave a horse, paint it in black with white stripes and proudly say - zebra :/ | ||
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nimbim
Germany983 Posts
On January 17 2010 04:46 Kaniol wrote: I'm wondering. Probably as always we will have only Polish version available, BUT Blizzard offers option to download games from their site if you have proper CD-KEY. Does anyone know if you can which select language version you download while using this option? atm you select the language of the game when entering the cd-key. just select english and youre fine | ||
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Error Ash
Germany177 Posts
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Raz0r
United States287 Posts
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TeWy
France714 Posts
On January 17 2010 11:43 Raz0r wrote: wtf no korean? who is buying the most starcraft in the world? SOUTH KOREA! I've got news for you American, Korea is not part of Europe. | ||
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ivirj
Mexico79 Posts
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MamiyaOtaru
United States1687 Posts
On January 17 2010 10:52 Error Ash wrote: Bah, german versions always suck... I guess i will buy the german version but download the english DVD images and play in english... Works well with most other games (at least SC1 and WC3). it's way better than when we get stuff dubbed into English. Since so many games and movies are in English, it doesn't happen as often, so we're terrible at it. | ||
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Tom Phoenix
1114 Posts
On January 17 2010 11:43 Raz0r wrote: wtf no korean? who is buying the most starcraft in the world? SOUTH KOREA! A Korean version of SC2 has been confirmed since 2007. Infact, the biggest controversy in Korea regarding SC2 so far has been whether or not the Korean version should have English or Korean names for units. It is the only issue so far that caused flaming on the Korean Battle.net forums. | ||
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NeSeNVi
67 Posts
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torm3ntin
Brazil2534 Posts
On January 17 2010 17:18 Tom Phoenix wrote: A Korean version of SC2 has been confirmed since 2007. Infact, the biggest controversy in Korea regarding SC2 so far has been whether or not the Korean version should have English or Korean names for units. It is the only issue so far that caused flaming on the Korean Battle.net forums. English names so we foreigners can watch it  otherwise when would you hear PLAGUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU | ||
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BishopONe
Spain242 Posts
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ElemenT_PL
33 Posts
NOOOO google cache is really handy http://209.85.229.132/search?q=cache:jzuX12VBj1kJ:us.blizzard.com/en-gb/company/press/pressreleases.html?100114&cd=1&hl=pl&ct=clnk&gl=pl | ||
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Vernom
Spain374 Posts
On January 17 2010 15:34 ivirj wrote: Oh at least you guys recieve descent translations, in mexico we get the Spanish from europe and its the most horrible thing you can ever listen to, all the guys talk like little girls. spanish from mexico is worse, just remember spanish ver of halo2 (if im not wrong) worst thing ever | ||
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Pablols
Chile517 Posts
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tedster
984 Posts
What seems to be the prevailing attitude right now on the Korean Bnet forums? | ||
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Aerox
Malaysia1213 Posts
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Mori600
Japan311 Posts
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beetlelisk
Poland2276 Posts
http://forums.battle.net/thread.html?topicId=22739813925&pageNo=1&sid=3000#0 If I understand Xordiah right First of all, we are of course also localizing in Russian, since this has been announced from the beginning, you can check out the Russian site here: http://eu.starcraft2.com/index.xml?locale=ru_ru We have also added russian forums today (http://forums.battle.net/index.html?sid=3007) as well as Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/StarCraftRU) and Twitter (http://twitter.com/starcraft_ru) pages that will soon fill up with more content. Concerning switching between languages, to start off you will have the language of the box that you purchase. We are planning on releasing language packs at some point, but this will not be for release. We will get information on this to you most likely after release of StarCraft 2. it will be possible to switch languages! This is cool | ||
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Qikz
United Kingdom12022 Posts
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fabiano
Brazil4644 Posts
On January 17 2010 12:33 TeWy wrote: I've got news for you American, Korea is not part of Europe. rofl | ||
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Spawkuring
United States755 Posts
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Caphe
Vietnam10817 Posts
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sCuMBaG
United Kingdom1144 Posts
On January 17 2010 04:46 Kaniol wrote: I'm wondering. Probably as always we will have only Polish version available, BUT Blizzard offers option to download games from their site if you have proper CD-KEY. Does anyone know if you can which select language version you download while using this option? i downloaded SC:BW from this blizz store service thingy, and i had not choice but dl the german version. i'm not sure if it has something to do with my IP, my Key or because I selected Germany as my country of origin. i had to switch the local.dll or whatever it was to get my good old english keys back. sound's still german though, which sucks. i'm gonna order SCII online to get everything in english for sure from the beginning. | ||
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koleen
Netherlands97 Posts
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majohanimo
Germany19 Posts
On January 17 2010 10:52 Error Ash wrote: Bah, german versions always suck... I guess i will buy the german version but download the english DVD images and play in english... Works well with most other games (at least SC1 and WC3). Same here. The german versions don't really feel right to me. | ||
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flandre
32 Posts
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Nev3rDie
United States75 Posts
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mel_ee
2448 Posts
for those who have tried the other versions please share your thoughts on unit sounds/unit names etc. Compared to the english version, are there units that sound better? I know a few people like Artosis that play on both servers but not sure if he plays with both English version. | ||
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okrane
France265 Posts
I do not like the French version available here, and I'd like to know if I have to buy the English version from amazon.co.uk or I can simply buy it locally (and get my game faster) and language switch. Also,does anyone know if Starcraft II will be available for download at the release date? I'd prefer to be able to get it right away in the proper version rather than wait for a long delivery Thanks for your help. | ||
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Zaru
Austria93 Posts
On July 23 2010 19:28 okrane wrote: Sorry for reviving this old thread, but I would like to know if we have some information about switching the language of Starcraft II. I do not like the French version available here, and I'd like to know if I have to buy the English version from amazon.co.uk or I can simply buy it locally (and get my game faster) and language switch. Also,does anyone know if Starcraft II will be available for download at the release date? I'd prefer to be able to get it right away in the proper version rather than wait for a long delivery Thanks for your help. Unless we've been completely misled, you can pre-download the english eu version already from the sc2 site, and activate it with the key of the box version you buy. | ||
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okrane
France265 Posts
On July 23 2010 19:33 Zaru wrote: Unless we've been completely misled, you can pre-download the english eu version already from the sc2 site, and activate it with the key of the box version you buy. You're right... excuse my un-informed noobishness! | ||
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Jujimbo
Belgium3 Posts
On January 17 2010 01:45 Latham wrote: But I guess it's the same here in Belgium. When I go to the store all I see is French/Flemish language versions -.- no English option what so ever. Guess I'll have to buy from amazon.co.uk like I do with all my games ;\ You obviously are in a Francophone environment, because: firstly, our language is called Dutch and secondly there's only an English language version for us. You just have to go to Flanders and there's the English version for you. Remember, our language is called Dutch! I know some people think we call our language Flemish, but that's just a divide-and-rule trick the elites have invented which the plebs blindly take over. Anyway, I'm WAY too late of responding here, I just googled which language versions exist out of curiosity and I read your message. Other people reading me can see how's the situation here. Also, if your country doesn't sell a specific language version, you can download the language pack you want. All the good. | ||
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Synwave
United States2803 Posts
On August 08 2010 13:41 Jujimbo wrote: You obviously are in a Francophone environment, because: firstly, our language is called Dutch and secondly there's only an English language version for us. You just have to go to Flanders and there's the English version for you. Remember, our language is called Dutch. sucks about the world cup tho hadda do it! ban incoming | ||
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Jujimbo
Belgium3 Posts
Anyway, to go further on topic. Why does everyone hate his own version so much here? Are they so bad? No they aren't for the most part. What does suck is the fact that the title is in English (StarCraft, sometimes also the Wings of Liberty). What also sucks are the English names with a French/German/Spanish/other speech, makes it all the cheesier. Also, indeed sad the Dutch lost their finals, didn't break the party in the Netherlands though.  BTW, if you want bad dubbing, watch the Russian version of StarCraft I: | ||
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