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When did they say that?

• Rebelgecko 7y ago
  The first time was in 2016. Blizzard has released a series of comics delving into the backstories of the characters in the game. Feel free to play spot the difference with which comics got released in various locales: America: https://playoverwatch.com/en-us/media/#comics-section https://playoverwatch.com/en-us/media/#comics-section Russia: https://playoverwatch.com/ru-ru/media#comics-section https://playoverwatch.com/ru-ru/media#comics-section China: https://ow.blizzard.cn/media/ https://ow.blizzard.cn/media/ (there's some weird javascript stuff that prevents me from linking directly, click the speech bubble on the right side of the page to see the list of comics) Taiwan: https://playoverwatch.com/zh-tw/media#comics-section https://playoverwatch.com/zh-tw/media#comics-section Edit: The tl;dr is that one of the comics doesn't exist in Russia or mainland China. Funnily enough, it looks like their CDN actually has a zh-cn version of the missing comic which is distinct from the zh-tw one (I don't know much about the chinese language but I'm assuming it's Simplified vs Traditional characters? Some of the onomatopoeia are translated differently too) https://static.playoverwatch.com/media/comics/10/zh-cn/comic-overwatch-reflections.pdf https://static.playoverwatch.com/media/comics/10/zh-cn/comic...
  • cjbprime 7y ago
    > zh-tw This is just the ISO language code for "Chinese as used in Taiwan".