Thanks? You are welcome to disregard everything I've said in hopes that the promise of a few in-app purchases will buy an English UI. It will be a long road filled with disappointment, but to each their own.

I'm presenting you with facts, not opinion. You are welcome to verify them.

As I said, the issue is that Google Play does not allow you to offer alternate payment methods, so you are forced to either release outside Google Play, only use their method, or release multiple versions. This would all be done in an effort to provide an unsupported text language that, if actually done by the one person you allotted for it, would not be complete until months after the rest of the game. I understand that simply because you are willing to invest a proportionally insignificant amount of money into a game that this might make you feel entitled to request significant changes. Unfortunately, even $100 a month would only employ a developer for 2 hours. This is based on the average entry-level developer making around $30 / hour (at slave wages for development) and the average payment service deducting around 30% of any revenue. The easy solution would be the subtitles common of Japanese games that are only presented on the main UI. The thing you'll notice about those games is that they still don't publish in English-speaking countries and the main UI is hardly enough to navigate the game effectively. Had they actually published as partial English games, they would have suffered the same backlash as not providing any English at all. You can see evidence of that in Taiwanese games, which do attempt to release partial support.

you are absolutely right and i respect your opinion. with that being said, most of the people that are requesting for eng ui are actually people who are educated enough to read articles regarding the game and are very much willing to spend money on it. i'm just saying.

njir sabar mhank

Now delayed until October 23 :(