I dont think you understand how it works. Sorry, there’s no point in arguing with you.
Keep dreaming, it’s not going to release the game faster though.
60$ for an unfinished game? What?
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60$ for Early Access.
When the game is finished you will get it for free.
Not sure why it’s so hard to understand xD
@MementoMori I wouldn’t want to keep talking to a person with such a bad attitude anyway 
You are just making your case even worse. People want to play the game, but limiting early access to people who pay is 100% horrible. This is an MMO, not some multiplayer game or a single player game. Limiting a game behind a paywall just to play early is horrible. No one said they wouldn’t pay for the game but paying $60 for an MMO that’s not even out is bad.
I’m all for supporting the devs but you are being impatient. You simply want the game when you want it. You are bringing up points that are convenient for you. Its convenient for you to pay $60. And what would you honestly do for the game? Are you gonna help development or just play the game. So no, just no. Let them released a closed beta.
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Oh I know how early access works, I bought Minecraft on alpha, and it was way cheaper than when it launched. The Steam early access program however is ass-backwards, it’s almost never worth the investement, just look at DayZ.
Like I said, I understand that you people don’t want to pay anything for this game and that’s your preference.
Early Access is for testing games, not for playing games.
And no it’s not convenient for me to pay 60$, but that’s the only way to limit access to players who understand that they will be testing the game, not playing the game.
We’re not talking about DayZ here.
This game is being tested at the moment.
I only suggest a way for people to join the testing with the English client.
If you have a better suggestion for speeding up the release of the English client why don’t you propose it?
Who said I wouldn’t pay $60? You people? That’s just rude to be honest and you are making assumptions at this point.
Yes early access is for testing so why pay $60 just to test a game? You don’t want to test it, you want to play it. If you are laying money down on an early access game you aren’t looking to test it. Lets be honest here you just want the game when you want it. You even said in your original post that you are desperate.
An MMO community needs to start off right. Having people be able to play the game early simply because they paid for a beta test is bad. This gives people who paid an advantage simple because they know more about the game through playing. And the majority of people paying $60 for the game will not care to report or test bugs. They paid $60 to play, not to be some beta tester. Starting off the community right with proper beta test periods and then a full release where EVERYONE is on the same field. Not paying $60 to test the game early and gain an advantage because you spent the money.
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That was a joke 
“Yes early access is for testing so why pay $60 just to test a game”
Because you need a way to limit the amount of players who can download the Steam Client.
You need a way to limit the players so they don’t cause problems for the current beta test servers.
If you have a better suggestion on how to speed up the release of the English version why don’t you share them?
An MMO community needs to start off right
Beta testing is not the start of a community.
The start of a community is this forum.
Beta testing is testing.
“If you are laying money down on an early access game you aren’t looking to test it”
Yes I am, propose a better way to join the current beta testing and help with the English client.
This gives people who paid an advantage simple because they know more about the game through playing
You mean you can’t go right now on Youtube an watch the game being played with different classes?
And there are no Skill Calculators out there?
There are millions of ways to get an advantage knowing more about the game without playing it.
A better way? They release a international beta. Help with the English client? GitHub. If you really want to speed up international release then get to work on helping proof-read/edit GitHub translations. There is a lot of lines.
All jokes have an underlying meaning. It’s really convenient to just call it a joke when it works for you. But you do sound desperate to play.
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It’s a joke because it ends with a “lol” 
Yes I’m desperate to play lol
You are desperately trying to make me look bad. You’re a sad person 
They release a international beta
International beta will need:
- International Servers
- 100% translation of the game in English.
Right now we have:
- No international servers
- No complete translation of the game
You suggest:
The Developers finish developing the game.
Then start developing the international version.
Then purchase international servers.
Then start beta testing.
I suggest:
We join the current test servers
We help test the English client together with the current testing
Developers have a ready International client faster
Developers purchase international servers
Everyone plays sooner
Help with the English client? GitHub
I did look at helping with GitHub, but I will be only able to help with the English text, I can’t translate from the original language.
I saw that there are 103205920960692 people who are offering the same help and though such help is not in demand.
But you do sound desperate to play
I sound excited about the possibility of people helping speed up the game being relesed for International audience.
The Developers may decide to price Early Access at 120$, in which case I wouldn’t be able to join the testing myself.
BUT!
I will be happy that others are helping with the English client.
I will be happy that the English version is being worked on, instead of waiting forever for the current testing to finish, so the devs can start working on the International client.
Something all of you “anti-testers” fail to understand
Feel free to wait for the Korean version to be released.
Then feel free to wait for the Devs to buy International servers.
Feel free to wait for them to have the game 100% translated to English, so people can find 4 typos in the “Beta test” you wish for.
Happy waiting
Not desperate for anything just proving my point that you are impatient. I can wait for however long it takes for a finished game. I want to test the game as much as the next person but we need to give them time to allow us to do it. Not tell them “hey we will throw money at you to help test the game.” They need to take their time to do internal testing as well.
As for translating, you clearly haven’t seen the translations at all. So I wouldn’t speak on behalf of the translations. There won’t be “4 typos.” There will be a ton of mistakes and there still 100s of lines to translate. Such help is in demand… You haven’t even taken a look at the translations, why speak about something you don’t know??? We need a lot of context to understand the lines but helping just proofreading/editing lines is more than enough help to push them to international release.
Patience is a virtue.
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be patient and be happy 
You guys should make a new thread and be patient there
You can help translate on github if that’s the benefit you see from early access. But yeah, knowing this probably isn’t going to be a b2p game, it’s silly to do that. Additionally, if they go the open beta -> full release while keeping beta data route, then we’re essentially getting the same thing.
How will you be able to translate if you don’t know the context where the text is being used?
I have translated a programming course before and without context words can have different meaning.
There’s no point in using Google Translate and then trying make an erroneous sentence work.
If google translates this:
“The moon jumping red a lot of times!”
How will you correct that without knowing what it was used for?!
Maybe you guys know something I don’t
Well you do have a point here. Translating/Editing the quest lines is a nightmare since you don’t really know the actual situation ingame to fully understand what the NPCs are trying to say.
That’s the whole point of my proposal.
We can only help with a better English translation.
I think that the only way to have a good translation is to understand the context.
What if the translation of a quest in a bad way reveals the end of the story?
And there are million other “ifs” to consider.
The only good way to have a good translation is to play the game and know what the text is supposed to mean.
Here’s a simple example from my experience with translating a programming course:
“Tuples”
Google Translate, translates this word as a
“cortege”
In my native language.
What’s a “cortege” doing in a programming course?
In this case I know English, so I understand the context, and I can tell that “Tuples” are not “Cortege”.
But what if I didn’t know English?
How will I know that this is not just an example with many cars or something?
I don’t know Korean, I have not played the game, Google Translate can translate complete nonsense, and correcting that will result in another complete nonsense, not in a usable English translation for the game.
That is making your proposal worse. Then the people who know Korean and want to properly translate to English then have to pay $60 to get early access just to help translate the game further. Meanwhile you don’t know Korean and will pay $60 to play the game and not further translations. This doesn’t help anyone when the majority of people purchasing early access won’t know Korean, including yourself. And if the translators don’t want to pay $60 just to help translate then we are getting no where.
Bugs can be tested in CBT and reported then as a larger test pool will help. The last two Korean CBT’s have helped identify a lot of bugs at this point and with a 3rd one coming up there will be even more bug reports. They are going to limit your level anyways and with the Koreans already finding thousands of bugs throughout level 1 to 250, do you really think you will find lots of bugs?
No they don’t need to pay anything because the text is available on GitHub.
I thought you knew that?
The English speakers who play the game are the ones who will provide the final translation for the game.
There are many examples of games that were translated only by not English speakers with bad results.
Please stop posting in this thread. I’ve got it, you don’t want to pay, move along!