Anonymous_Portuguese
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Hey everyone - trying to tinker with nation rules. Is there a way to ensure there's two seasons across a calendar year, so that promotions & relegations happen twice a year? -
As per the subject. So far I've only been able to control how often some routines are used compared to others, but this would only make sense if I could assign my balanced set pieces routine to my balanced tactics, and the offensive set pieces to my "all out attack" variant.
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While I'm in this screen, might as well note another couple of (much less serious) issues. Wide and deep free kicks were translated properly, but there's a gender mismatch between the noun for "free kick" and the adjectives for "wide" and "deep". "Livre" is a singular male noun, which means its adjectives should use their singular male inflexions, as well. The game uses the female version instead. Current translations: "Larga", "Profunda" Correct translations: "Largo", "Profundo"
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Hello, everyone! I've taken a break from the Portuguese version for a couple of years, for multiple reasons that include an ever-plummeting mental health status and a new job, but when I saw "Shooting Range" in the new Set Pieces tutorials, I got an urge to switch the game to Portuguese as I knew there was a considerably high possibility that this would be mistranslated as if it was the establishment where you take your handguns to improve your aim, instead of football. ... and I was right. In the game, "Shooting range" is clearly supposed to indicate free kicks that are close enough to the goal for them to be direct shots, as in "within shooting range". But as mentioned above, "Carreira de tiro" is the kind of shooting range where you take your handgun to so that you practice your gunshots. It's admittedly not easy to translate. The ideal expression would be "Dentro do alcance de remate", which is too long. Current translation: Carreira de tiro Suggestion: Em alcance de remate This was, unfortunately, a predictable issue. "Shooting Range" (particularly if without context) is a technical term that would only be properly understood by someone highly proficient in English footballing terms, which has been an issue for the Portuguese translations these years. Thanks for your time!