You've just successfully described, albeit unknowingly, the Roman Empire.

 

I'm done arguing semantics. You don't live here so you have no authority to judge our government. I don't give two flips about the Roman Empire. One government's success or failure does not dictate the validity or success of another following a similar model. I'm not saying the USA is completely the shining beacon everyone makes it out to be. The way our forefather's obtained the land we live on and the way we treat the ancestors of the people that lived here before is nothing to be proud of. But even in SWTOR the "Republic" is good, and the "Empire" is bad. This is why people take offense to being called an Empire. If the United States is such a big horrible place that warrants comparison to the Roman Empire, why are so many waiting in line to live here?

I'm done arguing semantics. You don't live here so you have no authority to judge our government. I don't give two flips about the Roman Empire. One government's success or failure does not dictate the validity or success of another following a similar model. I'm not saying the USA is completely the shining beacon everyone makes it out to be. The way our forefather's obtained the land we live on and the way we treat the ancestors of the people that lived here before is nothing to be proud of. But even in SWTOR the "Republic" is good, and the "Empire" is bad. This is why people take offense to being called an Empire. If the United States is such a big horrible place that warrants comparison to the Roman Empire, why are so many waiting in line to live here?

Empires aren't necessarily bad.

I'll stop beating this dead horse, but not without leaving you this link for your inspection, first.

I would suggest to game developers to seriously consider the translation to the Portuguese and Spanish languages. This would attract new players and would meet a young wide audience, speaker of two languages. You would be wise to do so.

While I don't have a problem with them doing various languages, when you tell a company

 

"SWTOR must" you lose any points/leverage you might have gain if you would have asked politely. I am not sure about you but if someone tells me I must do something, it will become a cold day on Mustafar where the lava freezes before I do it, whereas asking me nicely you have a good chance of getting it done. Same with most company tell them they must do something you have a 0% to -100% chance of them listening.

Nerco = bad

Nerco = bad

 

Hold me closer forum necromancer

Count the threads on the general listing

Lay me down in sheets of linen

You had a busy day in threads reopening

Hold me closer forum necromancer

Count the threads on the general listing

Lay me down in sheets of linen

You had a busy day in threads reopening

 

necromancer are to be burn at the stake not loved

necromancer are to be burn at the stake not loved

 

Necromancers need love too #makeastupidheartsignwithyourhands

They could add the Portuguese language, with their own servers. That would resolve the problem for everyone.

 

Just create a new Portuguese server, in South America ofc to please the people.

Bioware didn't add russian language support.

How do you think - will they add Portuguese?

Do you have any idea how expensive this would be?

 

Every NPC, every PC (which is 16 VA right there) for the ENTIRE game?

 

This would never have a ROI. Even if they fudged it and just did it in subtitles, it would still be a lot of work, and would be a mockery of the game.

Necromancers need love too #makeastupidheartsignwithyourhands

 

Next time I set one on fire; I'll call you to give it a hug 1st.