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Hi, I'm BumpMaster, and I'm presenting to you all a full comprehensive guide for Zero no Kiseki/Trails from Zero. What this guide will provide: Full in depth walkthrough for the main story and every sidequest and how to get all bonus DP; How to get all missables with plenty of warnings; Fully detailed appendices with various information about. Jun 14, 2013 The 4th game in the Legend of Heroes Trails series and the 1st game in the Crossbell arc. The city of Crossbell is a crossroads of sorts between the Erebonian Empire, the Liberl Kingdom, and the Calvard Republic geographically, causing it to become a central hub of trade for the continent of Zemuria.
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I'm currently playing the translation for Zero no Kiseki and can't really complain about it. Till now everything was translated and the quality is really good either.
Maybe it's because English is only my second language, but I didn't really encounter any grammar mistakes and I only found like two spelling mistakes (currently 20 hours in).As for why everyone says it isn't decent, I guess they found it a bit stiff. It stays pretty close to the Japanese script at some times, for examples it even translates the japanese honorifics. For example, 'Cecile nee-san' becomes an 'Older Sister Cecile' or a 'Lloyd-san' becomes a 'Mr. Lloyd'.It may not be as good as a XSeed translation, but more than decent enough to actually play through it.As for Ao, yeah it seems pretty bad, that's exactly why I called it that. Still, I heard from quite a few people, that it is good enough if you just want to know what happens. I think, it's good to know that it exists, but everyone should decide for oneself whether to play it or not. You probably shouldn't tell people to play the game because the translation is fine when - no offense - you don't actually know that.
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If you aren't fluent in English, then I'm sorry, but you probably shouldn't be judging the quality of an English language translation.A good translation makes things easy to understand to a native speaker. As much as possible, the barrier between the foreign text and the reader's native tongue should be eliminated. Knocking that barrier down involves a lot more than just grammar and spelling. It's in tone, in word choice. It's in making sure dialog sounds like words people would actually say. It's in knowing when to swear and why certain characters should or shouldn't.
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It's in knowing why Older Sister Cecile is wrong even though it might be technically correct - because it makes whoever says it sound like a robot reading a technical diagram.But if English isn't a native tongue for you, that barrier will always be there. You will likely miss a lot of the subtle nuanced meaning that's supposed to be there. So a good translation and a bad translation might not really read all that differently to you.So okay, you might be fine reading this fan patch, and you might not even really notice that big of a difference between it and the work XSEED does.
But that doesn't mean it's not there, and your experience is not representative of what the average fluent English player will think. Originally posted by:But if English isn't a native tongue for you, that barrier will always be there.which is more a + than a - to me. If anything I hate westernisation of original story, I can only cringe when voicelines and text just doesnt match because translator decided to insert USA specific joke or idiome instead of explaning original one.I am reading vn for 10 years with MT and my starter level japanese. For countless times I compared off and MT translations. Except for few companies like liar-soft and nitro+ whcih use complicated grammar I never really saw that big of a difference,Story and its details are never escaped me. My language that has no strict order of words within sentences allow me to read MT with ease.
Novel the power of six versi pdf merger. Requesting cheat table (or trainer) for this game, japanese PC version, with unofficial fan translation. Something similiar to trails in the sky tables with pointers like:- money- septim- infinite CP, EP, HP- inventory editor- infinite item usage- character equipment, exp, stats editor- max cp on hit- turbo mode (hotkey to speedhack or something)and so on. There is one trainer on gamecopyworld, but for chinese version, and i cant even open it, there is some kind of errorAs for where you can find game and what you need to run it:-in this pastebin you can find many usefull links, guides, spreadsheets, undub etc, you will find game there, along with translation (Zero jp file)- you will also need some kind of locale emu, and launch game with japanese locale, everytimeThanks in advance.
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