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>>22280887
I appreciate it greatly

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https://imgur.com/a/44DDWmK

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>>21740694
just the mark of a quality thread

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Someone explain to me how the VN localization industry works in a way that a bunch of random, low popularity shit gets translated quickly every year, but a high profile VN like Mahoyo doesn't?
I know it's harder to translate due to Nasu's writing and it would be more expensive, so are they worried it wouldn't make a profit? Does all that other random bullshit make a profit, do people actually buy those?
Realistically, would a Tsuki Remake that is 50+ hours long actually take up to 10 years to get TL'd, like Dies Irae?

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