Ander Vinz
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Don't you see something wrong here?Lestat said:75% of gamers in Russia
Only 159 votes have been cast by this moment
Have you studied sociology by any chance?
Don't you see something wrong here?Lestat said:75% of gamers in Russia
Only 159 votes have been cast by this moment
Nope, but most of my friends prefer the originals to localized versions, and it's not like only elitists who refuse to talk to less discerning human beings are among them. I'm positive that there are money to be made in this segment.Ander Vinz said:Don't you see something wrong here?Lestat said:75% of gamers in Russia
Only 159 votes have been cast by this moment
Have you studied sociology by any chance?
:DFez said:If these sorts of systems and interpretations are okay for for the various political lobbies then I don't see why Lestat can't get away with it.
Please, stop it. Go read something about polling then.Lestat said:Nope, but most of my friends prefer the originals to localized versionsAnder Vinz said:Have you studied sociology by any chance?
Well, you may be right. I wish you were.Lestat said:I'm positive that there are money to be made in this segment.
Stop giving him ideas.Fez said:If these sorts of systems and interpretations are okay for for the various political lobbies then I don't see why Lestat can't get away with it.
I'm not pretending to be a professional sociologist, you know. I'm just saying that there seems to be a demand for originals, at least in St. Petersburg.Ander Vinz said:Please, stop it. Go read something about polling then.Lestat said:Nope, but most of my friends prefer the originals to localized versionsAnder Vinz said:Have you studied sociology by any chance?
You sound like that humorist: "I asked my friends if they need Chechnya. Nobody needs it."
This may have something to do with the games that are released under this logo. Sins of a Solar Empire, Europa Universalis 3, Hearts of Iron - all of them are niche products.Well, you may be right. I wish you were.Lestat said:I'm positive that there are money to be made in this segment.
But look at Snowball:Originals - nobody wants it. They aren't selling good enough.
Nope. You're saying that your friends want to play originals. Nothing reflects that "Russians" and "St. Petersburgers" have a great interest to play games in english.Lestat said:I'm not pretending to be a professional sociologist, you know. I'm just saying that there seems to be a demand for originals, at least in St. Petersburg.
And arr peee geees aren't niche.Lestat said:This may have something to do with the games that are released under this logo. Sins of a Solar Empire, Europa Universalis 3, Hearts of Iron - all of them are niche products.
We're not talking about adding original version to the box. And I've never heard about such thing. Any examples?Dementia Praecox said:Jesus, if they have to add another CD to the box to get both versions, then why the hell not? I mean, it's not like they're going to lose customers by doing it.
You misunderstood. Re-read and use your brain if it's not inconvinient to you.You're just arguing for the sake of it.
Ever heard of inductive reasoning?Ander Vinz said:Nope. You're saying that your friends want to play originals. Nothing reflects that "Russians" and "St. Petersburgers" have a great interest to play games in english.
Less niche than 4X strategies, that's for sure. If you give it a good deal of publicity and mention Fallout enough times, you may sell quite a number of copies.And arr peee geees aren't niche.
Lestat said:Ever heard of inductive reasoning?Ander Vinz said:Nope. You're saying that your friends want to play originals. Nothing reflects that "Russians" and "St. Petersburgers" have a great interest to play games in english.
Weak induction
I always hang pictures on nails.
Therefore:
All pictures hang from nails.
I knew you would reply with something like this. Anyway, I'm not trying to calculate precise numbers, I'm merely saying that more than a one unshaved man and his parrot are interested in originals. Publishers are unlikely to lose any money on releasing a relatively small number of copies, around 5000-7000.Ander Vinz said:Weak induction
I always hang pictures on nails.
Therefore:
All pictures hang from nails.
119 of 159 visitors of ag.ru which participated in the poll want to play games in english
therefore
"75% of gamers in Russia are interested in being able to get original version of games"
"most of my friends prefer the originals to localized versions"
therefore
"there seems to be a demand for originals, at least in St. Petersburg"
Actually I wanted to go with something like "This. Is. RUSSIA!"Lestat said:I knew you would reply with something like this.
Well, since you put it that way, I'm in.Anyway, I'm not trying to calculate precise numbers, I'm merely saying that more than a one unshaved man and his parrot are interested in originals.
Publishers are unlikely to lose any money on releasing a relatively small number of copies, around 5000-7000.
Then what the hell are you on about then?Ander Vinz said:We're not talking about adding original version to the box. And I've never heard about such thing. Any examples?
Ander Vinz said:You misunderstood. Re-read and use your brain if it's not inconvinient to you.You're just arguing for the sake of it.
What's there to misunderstand? Please enlighten me, oh all-knowing being of arcane prowess.Ander Vinz said:And why would they want it? To sell ten more copies in Russia?Lestat said:ND has a nice habit of releasing the original version along with the localized one (see Dreamfal, Psi-Ops and several other titles). Iron Tower certainly can try negotiating this.
And you're implying that I'm daft?Ander Vinz said:Well, since you put it that way, I'm in.Anyway, I'm not trying to calculate precise numbers, I'm merely saying that more than a one unshaved man and his parrot are interested in originals.
Publishers are unlikely to lose any money on releasing a relatively small number of copies, around 5000-7000.
which rpgs do you mean? if it's oblivion and co - then sure. but if those are old school rpgs that require brains - then you can't be much wronger.Ander Vinz said:And arr peee geees aren't niche.
It's not two in one. It's two version separately. Lestat is misleading you.Lestat said:ND has a nice habit of releasing the original version along with the localized one (see Dreamfal, Psi-Ops and several other titles).
We're talking about AoD here so hardcore ones, I suppose.skyway said:which rpgs do you mean?
My remark should be read as "they're niche too", not taken seriously, skyway.Ander Vinz said:And arr peee geees aren't niche.Lestat said:Sins of a Solar Empire, Europa Universalis 3, Hearts of Iron - all of them are niche products.
It's an extremely advanced logical art, hidden within the mists of the Eastern mountains, that disintegrates the opponent's argument by striking at its weakest point with the piercing needle of irrelevant accusation.Ander Vinz said:Btw, what's with your "I'm smart and you're stupid" attitude?