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There is a specific field on the App Store listing that says: "Language: English" I don't think it's a valid complaint, but it's a complaint nonetheless, and
by qzervaas 12y ago
There is a specific field on the App Store listing that says:
"Language: English"
I don't think it's a valid complaint, but it's a complaint nonetheless, and their complaint holds as much weight as someone complaining for something such as an app crashing. So we can only do what we can do, which is either add more languages, or tell them multiple times.
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- qzervaas 12y agoI can't find it either. I think I could reword this general topic to: "A lot more people from non-English first language countries are using our game, holy crap, we need more languages" ;)
- gress 12y agoIt makes no sense at all to make feature requests in a review. Reviews are for other users to read. Feature requests should be sent to the developer.
- frankacter 12y agoA negative review should not be a mechanism for a feature and/or translation request. There are specific links provided in iTunes to "Triplezero Web Site" and "Hexiled Support" where these kind of requests should be made.
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- FroshKiller 12y agoBut users aren't QA testers. There's no way they "should" do anything. They're going to report feedback by the path of least resistance. Communicating through a review gives a user a lot of bang for their buck, because it's highly visible. Plus, lots of apps prompt users to leave reviews. I've never seen one that solicits feedback like that along any other channel.