hh I mean Chinese
A friend has posted a process video of your game with Chinese subtitles.So it will be easier to do the translation,we only need some regulate.
If you plan to translate it ,I'm always willing to help(..＞◡＜..)
loveeee you <3
Wow! I never thought my work would be seen from what is for me the other side of the globe!
I might think about a translation in the future, but right now is not the right time for me, unfortunately. I have lots of university exams coming up in September. Also, the translation process will be quite difficult, because of the way dialogue is handled inside the game itself (poor coding (╥﹏╥) ).
Regardless, I am so happy that you liked my game!! It warms my heart so very much!
Love <3
hh I think good work will always have its own Audiences.Though we might hold different backgroud,culture and experience ,but there will always be something we have in common.
Hope everything is going well with you.I look up much to you caz you are a philosophy student so you must have a deeper perspective on things.
About the translation,Just let it be.)) Don't let it interfere with your path .And you can add me on discord zhangjuzhengiz_78834 then when you need help you can contect me.<3
And your other works C：\OVER\MIND and C：\FOR\EVER were made with RPGmaker so I can use translate++ to translate it.If you allow me to.(..＞◡＜..)
The games that brought me to gamedev, OFF by Mortis Ghost, (original in French), Yume Nikki (original in Japanese) and Bag Of Milk Inside a Bag Of Milk (original in Russian) struck a note with me because of how they build a world of their own, instead of grounding themselves in reality. It does not matter which country you are from or what language you speak: if you like the genre, and what these games communicate, you will feel connected with them, in a way. That is one of the many reasons I love them so much.
What I learned in my (still little) experience in Philosophy is that it does not matter at all to learn what X philosopher thinks or what Y philosopher has written. Sure, that is what you study, but that is not what you (should) learn.
You learn to think. You get the tools to build thoughts and realize how little sense much of the world makes. It is much more of a "scheme" or "attitude" than it is a subject in itself. In fact, there as probably as many "philosophy of..." as you can think of (literature, art, mathematics, language, music, history, grammar, mind, nothingness...)
It is the first time I felt at home in my mind.
You are free to translate the RPGmaker games if you want to! I'll add you on Discord :)
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