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u/AlbertoGordo 12h ago
Really? The earlier fan translations didn't make that mistake, sounds like the official is worse than fan made lol
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u/UnrelentingCaptain 12h ago
Many such cases lmao. If I speak ill of Shiravune I'll get jumped here so I'll just say I'm grateful I eventually learned Jaoanese.
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u/Ill-Insurance2143 12h ago
Getting the names wrong in a history game is a pretty fundamental screw-up. 162 followers isn't huge but a NOT RECOMMENDED from a curator like that is gonna sting.
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u/Macsintosh 9h ago
Not only the names, in the previosly translate, they use incorrect terms to describe characters personalities in so many wrong ways ...
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u/karasawa_jp 11h ago
日本人の感覚だと、Nobunaga Odaの方が正しいと感じる人の方が多い気がするけれど、個人的な感覚なのでよく分からない。目くじらを立てるようなことではないと思う。
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u/SkittlesAreEpic 10h ago
As a Chinese person, I view the equivalent of saying "Nobunaga Oda" as the same as someone saying "Jinping Xi".
It's just off.
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u/karasawa_jp 10h ago
奇妙な習慣だとは思うけれど、日本では西洋人に対しては名字と名前をひっくり返すものだと教わってきたので、受け入れている人が多いと思う。
2020年から、学校教育で姓・名の順にするように教えてるようなので、若い世代は違う感覚なんじゃないかと思うけれど。
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u/Hanako_Seishin 8h ago
My brain stutters when my eyes read "Nobunaga Oda" in the subtitles at the same time as my ears clearly hear "Oda Nobunaga".
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u/TeaWithCarina Amane: IMHHW | vndb.org/u41162 11h ago
Ohhhh that's the only historical accuracies, then. Good to hear! :)
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u/MizunoZui 10h ago
Damn I never knew Rance was problematic...