mmmm, why would you be banned for using google translator? ---- sounds like a good idea to me.

the reason we prefer people to write in English is simply that everyone on the forum, whether their from the Uk, us, Germany, Russia, Japan, China, Holland, Denmark, Hungary, Iran, Brazil, Egypt, and goodness knows all the other places we have members from, can understand it, and thus it makes the discussion open to everyone, where as if you only wrote in Tirkish, only other tirkish members would probably understand it, which wouldn't really help you get good answers to your questions or be able to join in with discussion.

Using google translator sounds like a good idea to me.

Yep, pluss Cyprus, Griece, france, Sweedan and I believe Itally.

Actually I may have missed some somewhere ;d.

I will say not all of them post a lot all at once, for instance we haven't heard of Death from Egypt for a while (is it me or does that sound like a James bond film?), but these are places I've taken note of in the past.

Well Lucas, perhaps if members from the Czech republic would fill in their location info i would find remembering easier (wags finger!), ;D.

Seriously, I actually like the fact that the forum is so international. there are so many places online which are basically 70 percent Usa, perhaps twenty percent British, and about ten percent from the rest of the world, ---- which is deffinately not good, even if it is perhaps partly due to the common language, ---- though I do sometimes get a litle tired of people asking me which part of america I'm from, ---- fortunately this hasn't happened anywhere accessible games related.

It seems fine to me.

hei, what about mexico, argentina, spain... lol! yes we are a lot of international people, fine!

Hi.

It's really awesome that this forum have menbers from most countries around the world.
Burak: It's okay for me to use Google Translate to explain yourself and to make your english better. Speaking of being better to english, sometimes my english really sucks and I find myself just sitting there, trying to remember what the heck it's called in english. Lol. Sometimes I can't find the right words to explain what I mean, and sometimes I have trouble with the english grammatical things. Well, I've made this conclusion that it doesn't matter if people understand what I mean without any issues. Smiles.
my english has been much better the last two years, but it could have been much better. Smiles.

I totally agree with Dark. Whether we use a translating machine or not, at least understandability is quite fine.

Esthetic concerns? Why not! But we sometimes see that a foreigner can speak clearer (and sometimes more esthetic) than a native. This always remains interesting for me.

Ciao.

Well, first of all, to add to the list of countries:
Norway, rushan, poland, canada, Iran, and surely there are some more.

If you ask me for tips on audio games, depends on what you are looking for. We can't give you as much as for the sighted possibility but I think that about 350 games is enough for me and I haven't tried a bunch of 20 at least. And there are more games right now at the moment that are being developed. The most popular ones are: (From my opinions)
Entombed, Sound RTS, Battlezone, Topspeed2, and there is a newly developed "3d-vilocity", which sounds quite good. In the RPG's top is Entombed, but if you want to train your ears take a look at: Shades of Doom and the other in the serie of 3d games. Look also on topspeed2 and Battlezone. Battlezone is a 2d game that is being developed by Key is Full on this forum, and Topspeed2 can be find at:

This is just my opinions, and those are just some examples, and there is loads of other great games.

//Andreas
www.playinginthedark.net

I actually wasn't sure about whether that was a bot, sinse it could've got audiogames from the site name, but I left the post just in case.

Btw Love computer, I actually did remember Russia and Iran originally, ---- though I freely admit I missed poland and norway.

and don't forgot romania.. i am right from transilvania i am right near the dracula castle... i visited it many times... you probably heard of bram stoker's book.
he he he..

i remember seeing on this forum some peoples from japan and china..

And don't forget South Africa, though I think I'm the only one from there so far, and new to this forum. Here we have 11 official languages and a grate variety off ephnick groups that live here, so most people can only communicate with one another in English.

hello friends,
I'm Fatih. I'm 11 years old. I'm live in turkey.
regards,
Fatih Yüksek