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Ok, this needs to be bumped. The localizations of the first two Pokemon generations are pretty awful, as confirmed by the big Japanese-to-English translator himself and by so many hackers. RAGECANDYBAR, terrible move names, incorrect trade dialogue, so on and so forth. A while ago, some idiot decided to do a hack of Pocket Monsters Green because of the myth that Green is this super special game or whatever. Of course, it's not a retranslation at all (they took the English script and did. To it), but someone went out of their way to do this because of a myth that had already been proven wrong all over the internet long before they even started the hack.
Sadly, because of this myth (and people like you), Red and Green (and G/S/C) are probably never going to get retranslated like they should, and Blue is never going to get translated at all. Then again, this is also the community who thinks having a placeholder Pokedex entry for a glitch Pokemon is an improvement. I know someone is going to just tell me 'do it yourself'. Yes, do something that should have been done a decade ago by myself when there's an entire community already dedicated to the art.
Please remember that finding a translator and getting the script done (hell, there might be a.txt of translated script floating around somewhere) is a lot easier than figuring out how the script works, having to program extra because most Japanese games just aren't made for anything but a Japanese script, and finally getting all of that in without the end result developing homicidal tendencies. Are probably never going to get retranslated like they should, Do tell then oh wise one.
What are the exact changes and why you haven't done it? And before you use that excuse of 'No tools' there are PLENTY of tools for G/S/C and there's tools for G/R/B as well. The excuse of 'I don't know Japanese' doesn't fly if you're going to sit here and say 'No they're different' if you can't provide more than a small handful of unimportant details. Is it anything huge to the plot?
Then elaborate? Is it small details such as move names (which honestly who cares? There's a few that could be changed like Splash but not many) trade dialogue that really just adds LEVELS of details to random NPCs without names right? Also why would you bother using the Japanese as a base?
Why wouldn't you just use the US version and rewrite the dialog since it's already designed for a western character set? Or did that not occur to you? And this is why I need to just never talk to people: noone will ever listen to a word I say and thus I will always be deliberately misconstrued, no matter what I'm talking about or how I say it. Despite being a predominantly Japanese series heavily based on Japanese this and that (even today, even when we're supposedly in NYC and France), there have always been a bunch of stupid 'de-Japan-ify' changes, because. Or something. I don't know all of them because I don't know Japanese, but the guy who translated the damn things up until 2008, the one guy in that process who matters, has made it very clear that the translations were forced to be terrible by higher-up asshats and that absolutely no respect was given for either Japanese or English as languages. I also don't know how to hack (in before your own stupid excuse of 'tools make it so EASY, man'), hence that whole bit about people having these skills (where the fuck do you think we are) and failing to do something that they should have done years ago, just like they did with so many other games.
Chrono Trigger, a game with a relatively decent script (ESPECIALLY in comparison to old Pokemon), has three retranslations. What the fuck does 'is it huge to the plot?' Have to do with anything?
It's Pokemon, for fuck's sake. The point of a retranslation would be to fix how ugly the script is, to fix all these stupid little changes that add up to a dumb watered-down experience, just like pretty much every retranslation ever. Are you forgeting the part where everyone loved how great most of the dialogue was in gen 4 and 5? Aside from that obviously referring to translation in general, not even the localizations are really made for Western character sets. Just like all those SNES games that people decided to hack VWFs into, it's a giant ugly hack with very limited dialogue and stupid not-compromises like allcaps for everything. It was really only with gen 3 that things started getting better, and later games need retranslations too because they are obviously based on what came before. The best (worst) part is that a retranslation is going to need a lot more than just a fixed script.
Gen 1 in particular has a lot of stupid anti-fun bugs (fucking Focus Energy) that have nothing to do with Missingno. And were actually fixed when playing Stadium. Also, it'd be really stupid not to also make such a retranslation into an 'all Pokemon' hack done right (because there isn't one). All of this is far less ambitious than a retranslation, too. So, yes, you are the absolute last person I ever want to hear anything about 'excuses' from.
I really don't want to hear all these old memes from something who will not allow themselves to care about something so simple and so important. And please don't call it 'G/R/B' that's just stupid • • • • •. There have always been a bunch of stupid 'de-Japan-ify' changes, because.
Or something. That's called localization kid.
Making a game fit the target audience of the language it's been translated into. Many Japanese puns/word play/jokes/mannerisms don't work well in English or aren't well understood by English audiences (especially children) so they have to be changed to something that's going to be more understood by western audiences, something they can relate to.
I don't know Japanese, but the guy who translated the damn things up until 2008, the one guy in that process who matters, has made it very clear that the translations were forced to be terrible by higher-up asshats and that absolutely no respect was given for either Japanese or English as languages. Do you have a source for this? I can't say I've heard this before.
I also don't know how to hack (in before your own stupid excuse of 'tools make it so EASY, man'), hence that whole bit about people having these skills (where the fuck do you think we are) and failing to do something that they should have done years ago, just like they did with so many other games. Except that's the thing. The tools literally make it so easy that if you understand Windows you can hack the entire Fire Red and Ruby games.
Those two are so tool heavy that it's not even funny. It takes time, but it can be done. Don't complain about something if you're not willing to change it. Chrono Trigger, a game with a relatively decent script (ESPECIALLY in comparison to old Pokemon), has three retranslations.
As does FF tactics. And many anime. What's your point? Localization changes occur, different interpretations occur, translation changes occur. You have to realize that Japanese to English isn't as straight forwards as 'Neko means Cat' because while this example it does mean exactly that, you apply it to Japanese sentence structure and without context you have little idea of what they're saying as it could be about a cat, many cats, THE cat, my cat, and so on.
Because Japanese is context heavy. Where as English is usually pretty straight forwards and you can figure out what someone is talking about without needing full context. It's why anime often feature characters taking something out of context when they walk into something in the middle of it happening.
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The point of a retranslation would be to fix how ugly the script is, to fix all these stupid little changes that add up to a dumb watered-down experience, just like pretty much every retranslation ever. Again, you want to elaborate on that one? Because last I checked Pokemon isn't known for it's plot. Exception being Gen 4 and 5.
Kinda 6 too but not so much. Are you forgeting the part where everyone loved how great most of the dialogue was in gen 4 and 5? Man, it's almost like writers change and shit. It's like writing skills improve with time. I mean I've NEVER heard of a game getting better with further iterations, that just doesn't happen. Final Fantasy 1 has the most deep and complex plot of ALL the FF games right?
Aside from that obviously referring to translation in general, not even the localizations are really made for Western character sets. Just like all those SNES games that people decided to hack VWFs into, it's a giant ugly hack with very limited dialogue and stupid not-compromises like allcaps for everything. You do realize that some engines are designed with multiple languages in mind while others are not, right? That some engines can have the language changed fairly easily while others it's QUITE hard coded into the engine and the limits are system limitations, right? Given that you don't know how to hack games and you don't understand what you're talking about I'm going to give the benefit of the doubt and just say you're ignorant to the subject.
In which case I suggest you learn how to hack before attempting to talk about said subject again. It was really only with gen 3 that things started getting better, and later games need retranslations too because they are obviously based on what came before. Man, it's almost like with Gen 3 Pokemon started to develop more as a series and be seen as something that could have a decent plot and story. While 1 wasn't even expected to be successful and 2 was a quick follow up based primarily on ideas scrapped from 1. Oh wait, that's exactly what happened. Huh, weird how that works right?
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You throw a bigger budget at something and it can improve. The best (worst) part is that a retranslation is going to need a lot more than just a fixed script. Gen 1 in particular has a lot of stupid anti-fun bugs (fucking Focus Energy) that have nothing to do with Missingno.
And were actually fixed when playing Stadium. Focus Energy isn't a translation error, that's a system error in the engine itself. It's like that even in the Japanese versions. That's actual hard coding changes.
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Stadium runs off of a different engine designed for 3D graphics and the N64 system, not a Gameboy. Also, it'd be really stupid not to also make such a retranslation into an 'all Pokemon' hack done right (because there isn't one). All of this is far less ambitious than a retranslation, too. Less ambitions? Are you fucking insane?
An 'ALL POKEMON' hack would take as much time if not MORE than a re-translation. It'd take SO god damn long to implement all those new Pokemon, their typing, their stats, their evolutions, their sprites, their MOVES (jesus that'd be nigh impossible with man) and things like Mega Evolution.
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