So fucking confussed. What gibberish langue?

ttfp saylow said:Allgorhythm said:ttfp saylow said:

As someone who's bought plenty of Japanese games before, and not know Japanese, having to decipher an instruction manual is part of the puzzle.

You should learn Japanese. Playing a video game in a language not your own is great practice. But nowadays it's far easier to get games in English. ??It's also far easier to get games in other languages. In 2009, for example, I ordered Demon Souls from Amazon.JP. I had to use an intermediary--Rinkya.com (a very good one, BTW). That meant a commission fee in addition to shipping. Last Black Friday Sale, I picked up Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice - GOTY Edition. It supports six voice track languages (including JP) and 8 subtitle languages (though, sadly, not JP). The physical Final Fantasy XV Deluxe Edition I ordered from US Amazon in 2016 had even more impressive voice and subtitle support including both JP voice tracks & JP subtitles.

It was you who said, "As someone who's bought plenty of Japanese games before, and not know Japanese, having to decipher an instruction manual is part of the puzzle." I agree. Playing a game in a language not your own enhances the experience (IMHO). Whether one speaks French or not, I believe playing A Plague Tale: Innocence in its original language intensifies the ambience. And a frivolous hobby becomes a disciplined scholarly activity.