I wanna type Korean.

I do find this quite annoying when I try to type in Korean.

Support.

/soupert

isn't that character that's in the tribe house room name a korean character? or am i truly mistaken?
im sure theres a particular reason why it's not supported right now

#24

The character in the tribe house is control character 3 ETX/End of Text.

I imagine it would be annoying not being able to type in your own language easily, so this would be nice if it was added.

#25

/support

#26

Lagiacruss a dit :

That makes no sense, you're insinuating that they shouldn't be allowed to speak properly since they don't have a server. That's wrong, they should be able to speak if they want.

I meant that if Korean characters were allowed, wouldn't some people start speaking it in rooms thus making others mad?
Like spamming it but I guess it's something that could happen with any language.

So I'm going to change my opinion to a support!

#27

Kattiej a dit :

I meant that if Korean characters were allowed, wouldn't some people start speaking it in rooms thus making others mad?
!

God forbid Korean players can actually communicate well, right?
And yes, of course anyone can spam with any language. This suggestion has no grounds to be criticized for "it could be spammed/abused" because it's a case of a nationality being able to communicate properly.

#28

Anomunus a dit :
isn't that character that's in the tribe house room name a korean character? or am i truly mistaken?
im sure theres a particular reason why it's not supported right now

what do you mean? can i see a ss of the character because i have no idea where it is ;_;
--

우
it look like they use that but i am not sure haha

also i see sometimes my friends are in rooms and it has korean in the room name
how? if korean isn't supported

#29

Well, Korean is supported, but to an extent.

Zinggi a dit :
for example, if i wanna write '한글 쓰고 싶다' in game,
i must write like 'ㅎㅏㄴㄱㅡㄹ ㅆㅡㄱㅗ ㅅㅣㅍㄷㅏ'.
it's very hard to read and write.

imagine drawing all alphabet with mouse for chatting. it makes me rly crazy and tired

#30

no.
it's actual words.

#31

Annefromva a dit :
no.
it's actual words.

In the room name? I think that's the thing; I can get symbols/text art to work in room names when it won't in normal chat

#32

yea and oh
didnt know that
i try it
doesnt work

#33

support

#34

/support

Zinggi a dit :
for example, if i wanna write '한글 쓰고 싶다' in game,
i must write like 'ㅎㅏㄴㄱㅡㄹ ㅆㅡㄱㅗ ㅅㅣㅍㄷㅏ'.
it's very hard to read and write.

imagine drawing all alphabet with mouse for chatting. it makes me rly crazy and tired

Imagine having to press space after most, if not every letter you type, and pressing it more times than the actual letters u type. Very stressful

also, its harder for people who don't understand to try and translate when each letter is separate, or is in english (romanization)

#35

/support

a little bit sounds like the disappearance of hatsune miku lol.

#36

Kattiej a dit :
I meant that if Korean characters were allowed, wouldn't some people start speaking it in rooms thus making others mad?
Like spamming it but I guess it's something that could happen with any language.

Players without a community for their language can talk on the international EN server, that's always been the rules and it'd go just the same if Korean characters were supported.

#37

/support

Most or all other languages are able to be typed how they should be typed into Transformice, so Hangul should be able to also. If they play on the international server, I don't see why it would be a problem, since it's for all players everyone else can speak their own language there, and there is no Korean server for that anyway. :) Typing without the 'block' form takes time and effort and is hard to read, plus I think that everyone should be able to at least type their own language in the way intended on this international game.

#38

/support

#39

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#40

^ but there's actually people here who play tfm who are from the koreas.
i can tell it's pretty frustrating for natives to say what they want, and it looks rly confusing, as they can't even type hangul.
if hiragana from japanese works, i'm not sure why hangul doesn't work.

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