The game has been released to the store. We used to say (we have our own transmitters and maybe we will translate) the translation of the game into some other languages will be! But since the game has already been released in the store and there are no other languages, that is, THEY still DID NOT KEEP THEIR WORD and abandoned the idea with other languages ! And they called the list of languages, that is, perhaps people-players were waiting for them to promise the game to be translated into the languages they named, and they spat on the translation.
Am I getting this right ???
Or at the end of 2021 or at the beginning of 2022, you can still expect that they will finish the Final of their game as it should ???
Keeping their own words about other languages in check.
What are you talking about mate? The game hasn't been finished and Heaven Studios won't work on translations until the game's actually complete.
Wait, so they are actively blocking the Kagura version from being posted here until the end of the year? What? That makes no sense. Let people choose what version they want to play like on every other fan-translation thread that got a pro translation. I'm personally gonna wait for the complete patch, but blocking a release just because it isn't your own, is not cool.
WHO is blocking anything? Do you think the devs control what gets shared here? People decide to share the latest version, Steam version is an older build. The game barely has any bugs as it is and none even if you don't play the new content and decide to play only what's on Steam. You're being pedantic for no fucking reason. If you want to play the Steam version, go fucking buy it and stop being a minge.
The post literally said Kagura was less buggy and complete albeit not including the “dlc”. I’d swap more content for polished bug-free experience any day of the week. If you look at all the other Kagura game threads with fan translations, they offer the best version, both content AND polish wise. If there is a difference, both versions are offered.
I’m genuinely curious, can someone explain how this game got licensed by Kagura? Its highly unusual for them to take up a western game that is still in development and privately crowdfunded. Ive never seen Kagura do this before. What is the deal?
It's not less buggy, it has less content so there's less opportunity for bugs. It's outdated in many ways! Go test both then make an educated guess and not a petulant one.
Any game must be the first game. Kagura Games is asian based I think? They focus on translating Chinese to English and not the other way around, they also work on getting stuff approved on Steam. I heard the dev is friendly with the owner of Kagura Games or and this is just an assumption, they actually can judge the quality of a game and think every other Western game so far is actually garbage? My guess or anyone's guess here is as good as anyone else's including yours, except ours isn't coming from an irascible perspective.
I think you need to read the post below so I'm quoting it:
Well the was extra time put into testing the 1.0 version that was sent to Kagura, but that is expected right?. When you send something to to publisher and you won't be able to really able to patch you want to make it as good as possible . That is not to say that the patreon version is buggy also given the nature of the new content it shouldn't break the 1.0 part of game.
As for it being Kagura's firest reverse translation, maybe it was first time they were asked or first time it made sense? After all the developer must share the revenue and most of patreon projects pursuit western audience or they handle translating the game on their own.
I'm also going to take this time to answer his question.
Yea it looks like it is more then their average set of bugs. All but 2 of the bad reviews are Chinese and then all but 2 are because of bugs. I'm curious about Starke reaction to how they messed up the game code. Shame he can't give one :/
I have question wasn't the game also being translated to Japanese? I was expecting the game making it's way to DLsite but it's not there nor there is Japanese available on steam.
Guess what? Starke just addressed it right at the start of today's podcast. KG screwed up the Chinese version, it has nothing to do with Heaven Studios so all but 2 bad reviews are KG's fault which would make the game Overwhelmingly Positive on Steam and they should issue a public apology for it but so far they're letting Heaven Studios take the heat for this which is mad unprofessional but that's none of my bee's knees.
Obviously he said this in a professional manner but that's the gist of it.
