Uh. Wat?
I agree with English being a standard for everyone who wants to play. DLC shouldn't be locked due to language barrier, but you can blame pirates for that. Travelling in China was the most horrid thing for a gamer. Street stalls selling "The Great Older Books Version V: Skydream"? That's why you wait.
But saying everyone should live in the US? Uh, no. You should probably re-write that to say North America.
Canada gets English DLC that works JUST fine. If you live in Quebec, you get English and French. ALSO WORKS JUST FINE.
Also, translation requires $$$ and time, not to mention a team of devs who are multi-lingual. If you have a problem with the system, apply to Bethesda as a translator or PR representative for Brazil.
Translation has nothing to do with it. The English version is
done, it's
out. Why in the world are there some people in some places that can't get it? That's idiocy, and that's what I was talking about. To that extent, I think you missed my point.
As for every single person on earth moving to the USA, clearly that was a joke. Sorry you missed as much. I didn't mean everyone should literally move to the US, nor did I mean that every single game should be made in the US (seeing as what I said wasn't even close to that anyway). I have and play lots of games from all over the world. That has nothing to do with it.
What is stupid is that a US game in English is available now, for download, but only in English speaking countries. That's stupid ignorance to assume that only people in English speaking countries would want the English version.
If I were to go to Chile with my American computer with the US American Skyrim, speaking American English and try to download the American English version of DG, I couldn't get it. Stupid.
That was my point.
That's not true at all, there are a ton of American game developers who create multiple voiced and dubbed versions of their games for international players. I think Bethesda sort of dropped the ball by forcing language on different regions. Especially when you see how many international players bought the English version of the game only to be forced into "native" language for the DLC. ( I hope i'm understanding correctly) This will definitely be fixed, but it shouldn't have happened to begin with. Good luck international players, hope you get the fix you need

This was closer to my point. Forcing English speaker that don't happen to live in "English Zones" to wait for the version for their zone is stupidity. That's what has me all hot and bothered about this. Someone at Bethesda or Zenimax dropped the ball big time and can't read contracts right.
Either that or they forgot to write that letter to general counsel to find out how this all works.