Sure, but why ask the same question a second time? Are you hoping for a different explanation the next time? I don't think age is a factor at that point
Like I said, I don't care about trivial questions, everyone in the world doesn't know something until they ask about it or learn it. That's no problem. But I just don't see the point in asking the same question on a forum, twice, three months apart
But it's not a good question. The assumption that there are less English-localized games today is patently untrue. There are more English-translated video games today than there were 10 years ago. If the question was something like, why are there more games without an English localization, that would be a good question and would be easy enough to answer
But it's a pointless question either way, because the exact same question was asked by the exact same person in July, except this time they posed it as a question instead of a statement. The discourse was done
My assumption is that the original poster goes around several sites and asks the same questions and makes the same statements for the sake of awareness, even if that awareness is misguided or completely untrue. In this case, he or she forgot that they had already brought up this topic on these forums
If someone completely new asked the question, I wouldn't have a problem explaining it again and clearing up the misunderstanding. But I'm not going to reenact Groundhog Day just because I don't know who's reading
I don't care if it's a bad question, because I have bad questions myself. I do care if it's a bad question that's asked more than once by the same person. That is inexcusable and should be addressed
But I guess I'm biased either way, because I also know the original poster has a history of meticulously harassing people on social media and making socially unacceptable - if not flat-out racist - remarks about Japanese language and speech
Yes. I, too, am done with this conversation. I wanted to let you know that I will also no longer be responding to anything from you which I consider inflammatory
Please do not misconstrue this post as a reply to your statement as a means to retaliate. I merely wanted to let you know of my current status in this conversation, which I have previously stated as absent. I have no interest in continuing, so I will appreciate it if you did not reply to me either
If you do find it necessary to respond to me again, I may need to revise my previous statement in leaving this conversation as I see fit. But this designation will only be revised if necessary
@Dhark said in Why are there less English dubs of Japanese video games these days than anime?:
Instead of replying and proving what jerks you are, why don't you just flag these posts as Spam and leave it alone... or, just not reply?
Two reasons
The original poster needs to understand what he or she is doing wrong, because otherwise he or she will be misinformed and/or unaware for as long as their posts continue
Flagging a post is not entertaining
Sorry if replying to someone and pointing out their mistakes makes someone sound like they're whining. I'll take your reply to heart
@Spaceshotx7 said in Why are there less English dubs of Japanese video games these days than anime?:
Back between 2000-2007, there were just as many Japanese video game English Dubs as there were Anime dubs.
Which is to say, like, what, seven total?
Both localized video games and subtitled games released in North America have increased dramatically in the last 10 years. No amount of nonsense statistics you make up is going to change that fact
You asked this exact same question a month ago. Why are you incapable of understanding?
@gohan6425 said in Funimation Fall SimulDub Announcement:
Eh so nothng good basically
Can you even name anything that's premiering next season?
@Spaceshotx7 said in I wonder why idol anime is not a popular anime genre in the US?:
Two things. First of all, in the above post, I was talking about Slice Of Life anime, and the fact that Funimation has been acquiring and dubbing more Slice Of Life anime than in the past. I thought that genre wasn't that popular, and I was wondering if Slice Of Life anime is getting more popular because more of them are being licensed and dubbed by both Funimation and occasionally Sentai Filmworks?
They've been licensing more of literally every genre compared to previous years because they've been licensing way more shows in general. They licensed four shows for simulcast total in Summer 2013, four years ago (High School DxD New, Danganronpa, Brothers Conflict, and Hyperdimension Neptunia). It doesn't do you any good to single out any one genre
You may as well be asking why the Phantasy Star Online 2 anime never got popular overseas. What's the point of an idol anime if nobody knows about the idol group or their songs?
It's all fun and games until something mean hits too close to home. Seems appropriate to me that a highly misogynistic and sexist Hasegawa unidentified old man with sunglasses would complain about women and youth
Not that it matters, since SJW is a derogatory term and not a political one
@Queenira said in make funimation great again:
@Riles Dude i hope you're doing okay. I knowing off topic but I just wanna check in
Yep I am fine, thanks for asking
