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Do you play video games with subtitles on?

30 members have voted

  1. 1. Do you play video games with subtitles on?

    • Yes. Always.
      20
    • Most of the time.
      4
    • Sometimes.
      3
    • Only if they force you to.
      3

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Never, if I can avoid it. It completely firetrucks up the immersion for me (unless it's some alien language or whatever, like in KotOR). It's the same reason I can't watch subbed anime.

 

(That's something I really appreciated in DDD, by the way- the ability to actually enjoy cutscenes!)

Edited by HeyMouseSayCheese

Yeah, just in case there's some weird word/name I wouldn't quite catch otherwise.

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Never, if I can avoid it. It completely firetrucks up the immersion for me (unless it's some alien language or whatever, like in KotOR). It's the same reason I can't watch subbed anime.

 

(That's something I really appreciated in DDD, by the way- the ability to actually enjoy cutscenes!)

 

Truth is they only included that option because they are hard to read in 3D or something. Lol.

Truth is they only included that option because they are hard to read in 3D or something. Lol.

 

Huh, I never considered that. So one of the things I liked most about DDD was only due to technical limitations. Great.

Yeah. For some reason they get me more involved in the story. 

Yep I do, always. It's easier for me to follow what the character are saying that way.

Yes,for some reason, I always have subtitles on

Hell yeah. KH made me loved putting on subtitles in games. I always put on subtitles in every game. It also helps me follow along with the story.

 

As for movies... Hell no.

Yes, because my mind processes things better when I read rather than through just hearing people talk.

Eh, sometimes. Although, it really depends. I prefer KH cut scenes without subtitles because I feel they're too big. But only one game had the option without cheats.

I also tend to stare at the subtitles instead of the actual scene, which I hate.

I also tend to stare at the subtitles instead of the actual scene, which I hate.

 

My problem exactly. I want to watch what's going on, but my eyes are constantly drawn to the bottom 10% of the screen.

I do just in case I miss a word/can't hear then talking over the background noise/has a heavy accent. 

Only if i'm forced  *cough* Kingdoms Hearts ps2 *cough* 

Most of the time all they do is make my eyes water trying to focus on the game and not the subtitles text running across the bottom of the screen. 

Of course. It doesn't bother me.

Always. English is not my first language, so sometimes I have a hard time to hear what they are saying, but I always want to play videogames/watch movies in English because my language sucks. So I'm used to reading subtitles and I can focus on both the subtitles and on what is going on.

I never saw the point of having mandatory subtitles in English if the spoken langugae is English.

 

They don't subtitle movies in theaters either.

Always for video games. Movies/shows not so much, but I always do it for video games. Helps me be sure of what's going on.

Always, that's why I love it when games have mandatory subs.

Yeah I always do, For Cutscenes

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Yeah, subtitles come in handy for cutscenes so I can see what they are saying when it sometimes is hard to understand them, like in KH with Donald Duck.

Yes, mostly just because I like to make sure that I'm getting all the information I need. Sometimes you mishear things, or for one reason or another, you don't have the volume up.

Yes, I usually have them on.

I am pretty decent with English, but subtitles are never bad for me.

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