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1. More does not mean better. This can be seen on the battlefield that is currently going on between countries. And in the game itself, where you don't need a lot of people for defense, 10 archers, a hero and smart defense planning are enough to defend against 5k+ monsters.
2. The Ukrainian language is as widespread as Polish, but the second language is present, which is already a plus. Today I looked at the number of comments under Darkest Dungeon 2, which was released yesterday, and it seems that the number of comments in Polish = Ukrainian = 25. The Ukrainian language, which was introduced in the release. This does not tell the number of games bought, but it can tell about the audience response. Currently, Ukraine is not in a very good situation, and the audience fights for Ukrainian in the games as well.
3. It follows from point 2 that Ukrainians now buy more games with the Ukrainian language. To support the developers of the same games. This can be observed in the discussions, with the exception of this game so far, as well as under the comments of already launched games, where people put 100+ likes under the comments "Add Ukrainian language".
This may not sound like a dire necessity, but it is a necessity, and it can turn out to be a big plus for the game. Look at Valve, where all games and the platform itself are available in all languages. Under each of their games there are 15k-31k+ comments in UKRAINIAN it's free to play but it's accessibility.
The developer will localize based on their business analysis/potential, not based on Your highly entitled opinion.
No offense from an American who wonder why is country gave 171 billions dollars to your country while where in the largest historical depression.
russian or not the people who hate ukraine thanks to the war hate ukraine because of the people over here in the usa who like ukraine. if it is a russian op it failed. we dont like either mostly because we are tired of war and we know the people who like ukraine want us dying somewhere overseas agian for nothing.