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I often decide to not buy a game cuz of this language-dilemma. Dont get me wrong my english is average enough to work it out, but I only can fall in love with a game in my own language.
This scenario is it what brings me back into "Electro-Stores," buying good old boxed Versions of games. Tripple-A-games have languagebundles often enough too.
Sometimes customers are not fancy to accept tradeoffs like that.
Guess I should delete this game from my wishlist for good.