Concerns on Global Support

[Niloklives]

Why yesh Niko. We have the technology

I swear we need to do something about the illiteracy in these forums.

It's Nilok. It's always been Nilok.

[Ark22]

Come on Niko is a cute name

In seriousness, I believe (and hope) that the worlds have multi language support, because I think they can pull it off. =)

[Vashyron]

Niko, my Cousin, let's go bowling! ...

Anyway they did mention you should plan and get your friends on one server so it's pretty much shown that you choose what you want. Though this doesn't confirm they won't lock out regions. :/

If Global, hoping they will do something like Word Select so others can vaguely understand each other.

[Kimil Adrayne]

Always read it as Nikolives, just easier to pronounce (though I've never said it out loud, moot point).

[Randomness]

Niko, my Cousin, let's go bowling! ...

Anyway they did mention you should plan and get your friends on one server so it's pretty much shown that you choose what you want. Though this doesn't confirm they won't lock out regions. :/

If Global, hoping they will do something like Word Select so others can vaguely understand each other.

Google Translate? Probably more sophisticated than what PSO had... probably.

[Ark22]

Niko, my Cousin, let's go bowling! ...

Anyway they did mention you should plan and get your friends on one server so it's pretty much shown that you choose what you want. Though this doesn't confirm they won't lock out regions. :/

If Global, hoping they will do something like Word Select so others can vaguely understand each other.

Glad I'm not the only one who thought of that.

But I am pretty sure Sega stepped up there game. I mean..they had a good sonic game o.o....After what 8 years? And may have another one (Sonic Generations)

[Anon_Fire]

My guess is the in-game "world" servers may be similar to that from Final Fantasy XI.

[Demon-]

Yeah I'm thinking it's like most mmorpgs and you choose which server to play on.

[Pillan]

I would like to point out that I am pretty sure everyone is in agreement on what the world servers mean for the Japanese version and that it is essentially the general base server choice on any MMO. The real question becomes "what does that mean for the US, EU, and AU versions?"

[NoiseHERO]

Wait...

A lot of games have multiple servers, it just means that it has to support a lot of players at once.

I'm not understanding how that keeps automatically meaning "It's time to panic because we're not playing with Japanese people which means we'll inevitably be treated like crap no matter what." o_o