"A palabras necias, odos sordos" Meta's Worlds was described in Spain as being like that. Meta didn't seem to realize that people in Spain would want to be able to understand what was happening in the virtual reality game An annoyed member of Real o Virtual said in a review that they should keep explaining things in English. I won't listen to you. A Facebook spokesman told Gizmodo that the game was launching in Spain in an English-only capacity.
"We want to enable more people to experience and connect with others inHorizon Worlds as soon as possible, and this means opening to more regions first in an English-only capacity." We are going to build a more local experience soon.
White said that Meta had updated its announcement on the launch in France and Spain on its website. The statement has been updated.
Horizon Worlds is only available in France and Spain in English, and will soon be available in other countries.
The company has poured billions of dollars into virtual reality and the metaverse. In Real o Virtual's 13-minute review, the outlet pointed out that the pre-game configuration is only available in English with no Spanish subtitles. When you enter the game, things get worse. Some sections have a mix of Spanish and English, while others have bad Spanish translations that even Spanish speakers can't comprehend.
You can "move around with the left thumbstick" if you have a tab in the settings menu. One of the few understandable Spanish words is "Movimiento" The reviewer and I don't understand why you have a personalization option called "diapositiva" when you choose a movement style. A slide is referred to as "diapositiva" in Spanish. I only know that Meta was trying to establish the "slide" as a movement style because I know Spanish and English.
I was going to say that Meta might have gotten lazy and just used the internet to translate, but I wouldn't want to insult the people who use the internet. It knows that a slide is called "diapositiva"
The rotation angle settings option tells you how much you have to turn when you push your thumbstick left or right, but only in English. It's possible to choose between 30, 45, and 90 degrees as well as an option called "alisar," which means "to make smooth." You can see where Meta's line of thinking was, but using "alisar" in the context of "rotation angle" makes no sense at all.
The examples pointed out above are only a small portion of what Real o Virtual has to say about the game, which includes a first look at the game in Spain, a laser tag simulation that someone who doesn't know English would have.
The errors in the game are so basic that a translator could pick them out in a second.
You can't launch it in Spanish. Do you know that there are more than one language in this world? In the video, real o virtual asked. People need to be told things in their native language.
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