There is no italian dubbing for the game
Product: Mass Effect Andromeda Platform:PC What edition do you have? Standard Edition Physical Disc or Digital version? Disc Based Install Summarize your bug An important "bug" is the absence of ...
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Why do not you say clearly that you have taken away the dubbing in Italian from the initial budget because you realized that you had breached with money and time to the game and that the area designed for the dubbing in Italian has served to plug the leaks that you have created in other sectors , maybe tell the truth every now and then you can clear your conscience.
Needless to say, if it is not dubbed in our language we will remain on the shelves of the store, but if you value Italian communities, (the petition boasting 6,000 users disappointed like me) and you decide to replace it with an update in the game, I'll buy tomorrow morning .
Mass Effect should not be played, it must be lived in all respects and removing the sound of our language we have taken away the taste to get into the shoes of the new hero of.
Those you dare to call them subtitles? What courage...
Learn english.
Signed,
a fellow italian
You Italian? Ahahaahah changing topics
- ApprovedWell... No italian dub? ....No italian money!!!!
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This point of view should be accettable if the game was only in english but Andromeda is dubbed in deutch and french too ... so ur pov is irrilevant.
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Se mi paghi i corsi d'inglese lo imparo 1876.- franchi grazie
- ApprovedI can understand that having to cut costs you chose the least remunerative market (I don't have numbers at band, but I think Italy could be a medium size market and maybe not a big one), but I don't think this is a good way to serve and respect your clients, even more because a whole community would be grateful to contribute to this, so please schedule a patch with added dubbing in our language. I won't buy it now for I wouldn't enjoy it fully, eventi though I understand english quite well, but I want to fully immerse in it or not at all.
You could say "OK, don't buy it!", and then? I'd say, ok, so you encourage users to follow some other paths... And I don't think this is the way...totally agree.
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