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[THE_JOKE_KING33]

Wouldn't it be cool if each faction spoke in their own languages?

Knights=Old English
Vikings=Scandinavian languages
Samurai=Japanese

Would be pretty cool, but would probably shoot the development cost through the god**** roof depending on how much talking there is.

[MisterWillow]

I support this.

[cytovag69]

Wouldn't it be cool if each faction spoke in their own languages?

Knights=Old English
Vikings=Scandinavian languages
Samurai=Japanese

Would be pretty cool, but would probably shoot the development cost through the god**** roof depending on how much talking there is.

There will likely be chants and battlecrys in their own language but campaign mode will almost certainly be in English so you can understand it

[Cinnalex]

As long as they have subtitles so those who cannot understand can know what is said, this is a great idea. I would love to hear them talk in their native tongue.

[SnorriUlversson]

This would be great!

[cytovag69]

As long as they have subtitles so those who cannot understand can know what is said, this is a great idea. I would love to hear them talk in their native tongue.

It would be okay if the other factions your not playing as speak their own language but I think it would hurt immersion if your own character and allies speak a language nobody understands.

[Be1dou]

I support this.

i support this as well. like the weather effects idea, this too will go a long way of improving player immersion

[ze_topazio]

Suggesting Knights only existed in England.

[THE_JOKE_KING33]

Suggesting Knights only existed in England.

Only the knights that mattered.

Nah j/k, I really only said Old English because that's the type of talking people imagine when they think of knights (and medieval times in general).

Also, yeah i was expecting subtitles to be turned on by default when I suggested this (probably should've said that in the OP, though).

[M.Sword.Y.Face]

I suppose it should not cost as much as you would think given the globalization of people.