I japan it must have been something about honorifics I guess. Like should he call him -san, -kun, or no honorifics at all...
Which has absolutely nothing to do with the notion of lgbt pronouns.
according to steamdb it only sold less than 10k: [https://steamdb.info/app/2138610/charts/](https://steamdb.info/app/2138610/charts/)
so a nice flop for the studio
apparently there is more of these bad/questionable translations found.... from NISA...then again this is kinda expected with American localization's (and entertainment) nowdays ..its bad or mid at best
The franchise has been on a slow decline since the Vita lost support. But most importantly, Daybreak changed up the gameplay significantly compared to its predecessors.
i'm wondering if this is yet another western localizer hijacking or if official Japan version says this as well.
I japan it must have been something about honorifics I guess. Like should he call him -san, -kun, or no honorifics at all... Which has absolutely nothing to do with the notion of lgbt pronouns.
no not trails ðŸ˜
according to steamdb it only sold less than 10k: [https://steamdb.info/app/2138610/charts/](https://steamdb.info/app/2138610/charts/) so a nice flop for the studio
It's weird, but that is the Japan only version. The Official English version releases on July 5th.
apparently there is more of these bad/questionable translations found.... from NISA...then again this is kinda expected with American localization's (and entertainment) nowdays ..its bad or mid at best
The franchise has been on a slow decline since the Vita lost support. But most importantly, Daybreak changed up the gameplay significantly compared to its predecessors.
It's pissing me off that not even Japanese games are safe from people injecting real world bs in games.