Basically what it sounds like, you set a language for the room (kind of like in twitch.tv). and people who want to join have it set to the language they want. This way, it'll help remove the possibility of joining a room full of people speaking a language you don't know, which has happened to me more often then i'd like to admit, and i'm wiling to bet it has for others too.
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Language Separation for Multiplayer Rooms
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There can be auto detection for this. If more than half of the lobby is from a certain country, the game could automatically set the flag for the room. A diverse lobby could just have a question mark flag.
It's funny how the flags I did totally don't go with the room names, which is another thing to expect from the auto detection.
It's funny how the flags I did totally don't go with the room names, which is another thing to expect from the auto detection.
But country =/= language + there multi-language countries + fact you in that country does not guaranty you speak in that language speak in local language + Sometimes you may like do international roomabraker wrote:
There can be auto detection for this. If more than half of the lobby is from a certain country, the game could automatically set the flag for the room. A diverse lobby could just have a question mark flag.
It's funny how the flags I did totally don't go with the room names, which is another thing to expect from the auto detection.
So manual option is better imo
How about auto by default with an option to set it manually?
I also like the idea of the little flags at the side of the room names, either that or a little "lang: spanish/english/malay" somewhere would be nice too.
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that was more or less my ideaKarukami wrote:
I also like the idea of the little flags at the side of the room names, either that or a little "lang: spanish/english/malay" somewhere would be nice too.