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>install new game
>open settings
>disable subtitles
>start campaign
>intro cutscene
>subtitles are still on
>press esc to go to settings
>intro is entirely skipped instead
i WILL kill a man some day
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Man.
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How come he don't want me, man?
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I hate cinema.
It's a low-quality art form (mostly Jewish, which makes it even worse, because all Jewish art is disgusting), where you lose the power of both literature and photography.
I never watch cutscenes in any game, and when I can turn off the voice acting, I do so so I can read things at my own pace and not have to listen to some fucking liberal faggot trying to act like a 3D character with shitty facial expressions.
Anything that makes a game feel like a movie automatically makes it worse.
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>you have to start a new game and play through the prologue dubbed in english before you can open settings to change the audio language to japanese
Why the fuck won't you put such elementary settings in the main title menu?



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