/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I have even offered to cover with my own money the costs for submitting the cut content to the ESRB with the intent of having it made into a DLC for the North American market. Even going so far as to sign any waivers they deem necessary to protect themselves if I were to decide to sue, which I wouldn't.

If the ESRB rates the content "AO", I will eat the loss. (It's already rated "M"). Otherwise I would ask they help me recoup my costs, but only after they have been compensated for their development costs for creating the DLC. A DLC which should take any competent developer about an hour to do considering they have all of the original game assets.

It should be as simple as:

1) Reverting the code back to it's original state
2) Adding back in the cut audio and image files, assuming they weren't just unlinked and and still in the game.

The only real cost should be the fee the ESRB charges for evaluating the content, which was $2,000 in 2009 and has not increased as far as I can tell. But I am willing to fork over as much as $4,000 if it has increased.

I have submitted this offer to their customer support, but they refuse to reply. Not that they ever reply anyway, which is another thing I'd like to complain about. Their terrible, pretty much non-existent customer support.

Mentions of it on their forums only results in their cheerleaders mocking me and their one employee mod just completely ignoring it.

Also, they are completely incompetent in other regards. (See attached image).

They made this huge of a fuckup and can't even be arsed to send the people affected a bill or a paypal request. They don't even tell you the total owed in the email! They expect you to look it up yourself! Seriously?

Also, apparently a lot of people paid using Paypal preauths because the credit card input was broken for quite a while.

I am willing to write a polite letter in English if someone who is fluent in Japanese can translate it.

Especially, if they can offer advice on who exactly to contact, and how to go about it.

Considering NIS is close to bankruptcy, now it seems would be a good time to try to get NISA yelled at by their owners.

I'm pretty sure that the main company just believes whatever BS NISA tells them, which is the point of writing this letter. To let NIS Japan know that NISA is doing a terrible, terrible job and that they need to get involved.

Let me also clarify that they claim to be worried it will get an "AO" rating, which I don't believe.

Getting an "AO" means Sony won't let it on their console. Again though, I don't think it will go any higher than the current "M" rating.

They cut out all voices during the "punishment game" and have added extra fog. The characters are pretty much fully clothed under the fog too in the original...

It seems they made the cuts mainly to get past Australia's crazy ratings board, but they're giving everyone the same shitty version.

This is why I'm offering to take the risk with my own money to get a DLC released in North America at least.

Learn Japanese and write your own letters or stop caring because you will be able to avoid NISA altogether

>>12975219

This is more to make a point than anything else. I don't even care all that much about the game.

By the time I learn Japanese well enough to write this NIS will likely be out of business anyway.

Seriously, I'm willing to put my own money at risk here to make a point. If they refuse my offer, they refuse, but I want to at least try to make NIS Japan aware of NISA's terrible management.

Then fork over your money to pay for a real translator you goddamned dingus. This is as off-topic as you can get without posting a pic of your dick. No, actual, that's more board-relevant than this shit considering how small your dick is, OPie.

>>12975276
Actually, I was just looking into doing that actually.

Sorry, I'll delete the thread if I remembered to accept cookies that is.

>>12975276

Won't let me delete... "post too old".

Just play it untranslated you anglocuck.

>>12975227

>By the time I learn Japanese well enough to write this NIS will likely be out of business anyway.

Are things really that bad?

>>12975362

But that's no fun, and I'd only understand like 5% (and that's being generous) of the dialogue.

Again, this is more about making a point than anything else.

>>12975372

From what I hear, yes. But it might not be true.

How about you put all that money in to funding the /jp/ house you weeb.

>>12975107
>giving a fuck about the turds they bring over
>activism
Go back to >>>/v/

>>12975385
How bad would the smell be?

>>12975411
Sweet nectar if you are into scat.

>>12975411
We would have to hire a janitor.

>>12975421
>>12975385

How often would the house get raided for people posting CP?

It'd be nice if NIS starts considering the PC market, unless sony has locked them into a total exclusivity contract.

>>12975433
Well collecting caterpillars is quite a popular otaku hobby bu I dont see why anyone would raid because of that.

>>12975439
Only if they give the responsibility to another company that isn't going to cut everything good about the game out!

Fuck off.
>>>/int/36857806

>>12975463
Damn, that is a comfy seal.

I don't actually object to going over the head of an incompetent subsidiary.
But whatever you do OP, don't write a letter that's demanding. Nips hate being told what to do, especially by gaijin.