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Posted by: kntz.1420

kntz.1420

The largest Latin American market for games is Brazilian, that is, in Portuguese language. Why not GW2 in Brazilian Portuguese?

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Posted by: kntz.1420

kntz.1420

Make a good investment with excellent return: Brazilian Portuguese version of GW2.

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Posted by: evolverzilla.2359

evolverzilla.2359

About 4 months and no answer. If you don“t want to translate the game why not make an easy way to people translate the game, somehing on the same way of the music playlist.

We have very good “krews” of translators like Gamevicio who will make a very good work without you having to pay.

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Posted by: Elmar.2390

Elmar.2390

I would love brazilian portuguese version. I like playing games in a certain language to learn that language. Making it available in brazilian portuguese would be awesome.

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Posted by: onio.6403

onio.6403

I agree, there should be a version in your language

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Posted by: mercury ranique.2170

mercury ranique.2170

Not going to link it, but I wanted to see how big the Brazilian MMO community actually is so googled for ‘brazilian mmo players’. It only partly answered my question but it was funny to see that according to some people playing other famous MMO’s, brazilian players are (on average) lesser skilled players then others. I personally dont have a clue if that is true or not, but it made me smile cause I was looking for some support for my answer here.

It also partly answered it. The reason is that those threads are talking bout a recent (2012/2013) increase of people from Brazil playing MMO’s. So it seems that Brazilians don’t have a big mmo-histery or culture and only recently that has been starting to shift.

So hopefully the marketing department will see my limited google research and the +1’s in this thread and want to investigate. If it is true that brazil is an upcoming market it might be wise to invest in a Portuguese translation.

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