New languages in DSJ 4
New languages in DSJ 4
Whether in beta 2 (or final version) they will be new languages?
Polish
German
Finnish
Slovakia?
Polish
German
Finnish
Slovakia?
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<hahaha>kitrak wrote:Yes, but as you can see on this board, unfortunately many people from Poland can't use English properly, so it just would be more understandable for them.


DSJ doesn't use a complicated English, many of them are basic words. So, doing translations would be a waste of time, in my opinion.
My PB:
~ Lahti: 135,52m (Beta 1)
~ Lillehammer:145,02m (Beta 1)
~ Bad Mitterndorf : 234,82m with Telemark
~ Zakopane : 107,14m
Favorite Ski Jumpers: Adam Malysz; Anders Jacobsen, Matti Hautamaki.
Real Life Personal Best : 71,5m - Râşnov, Romania - K-65m.
~ Lahti: 135,52m (Beta 1)
~ Lillehammer:145,02m (Beta 1)
~ Bad Mitterndorf : 234,82m with Telemark
~ Zakopane : 107,14m
Favorite Ski Jumpers: Adam Malysz; Anders Jacobsen, Matti Hautamaki.
Real Life Personal Best : 71,5m - Râşnov, Romania - K-65m.
DSJ3 as available in six languages and the menu hasn't changed much... it should be easy for so called Mr. Jussi to "translate" it by himself. So... what's your problem anyway? Even if in Beta-2 there is no translation available at all, I'm sure the first stable release of DSJ4 will have such things implemented.
And of course, there is no need for more languages in Beta-2, because it'll be released for testing purposes only. Not for fun, eh? Furthermore everybody should be able to find "World Cup" and "Training", even those weird polish guys.
And of course, there is no need for more languages in Beta-2, because it'll be released for testing purposes only. Not for fun, eh? Furthermore everybody should be able to find "World Cup" and "Training", even those weird polish guys.
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