Awwww, off topic, I know I know, but here it goes.
As I observe, Chinese devs are considering, or trying to make distributing mmorpgs "a new business". In other words, it looks like they are trying to "live" by it. On the other hand, known Japanese developers (in this post, Galabo, morokuma and I) aren't. I don't know about mm since I haven't talked with him for a while though, morokuma and I are sharing the same thoughts, "We cannot handle online stuff for various reasons, especially when it comes to centralized one".

Well imho, I find that Japanese games are much much better than Chinese ones in terms of lots of factors like story and gameplay. For the retro sounds I completely disagree with nuno, actually I’ve found that the sound design in this game is fantastic, this type of sounds do really suit such a game if you take a look at similar Japanese and mainstream RPG’s, they’re like that when it comes to sounds.
Kinda quick looking post but I’m just typing via my phone

I don't dispute the fact that some of the Chinese games are quite good. If Battle of Armageddon had better balance, and didn't have such a finicky system for buying extra content, it would be one of the best games around. I actually really enjoyed it asfar as I got, but got to a point where I couldn't continue because my inventory simply didn't have the right items because I missed several, and so had to start over. No games should be like that... hidden items are all well and good, but those are usually reserved for the most powerful ones, not ones you actually need to beat the game. But the story, sound design, and gameplay are all decent.

As to MMO RPGS, Nyanchan said it best. It's hard to handle and manage a central base of hundreds of players as one or two people. It becomes much easier when, as in China, you make a business out of it, and where the blind population is probably higher than in either Japan or the US.
@sky-lord, that's because this translator is human...

I would like to translate some Japanese games into Chinese, but the development environment used by these games does not support Chinese. If changed to Chinese, many words will be missed, so I do not know what to do. I hope  can understand translate
这里有能看懂中文的朋友我顺便说说这个情况，因为我翻译出来不一定能表达准确，就是说我拿nn系列或者是sr来翻译，出来的结果是，翻译出来了没错，但是会有一些字莫名被吃掉，就比如继续游戏，载入你上次保存的游戏会变成继续游?，载入你上次??的游？,不知道应该如何解决这个问题，或者有没有办法解决

And this is why I always says gameplay is most important. That was the same 20 years ago and it is still the same. No matter how audio design is, important is the gameplay.

thanks @assault_freak
That's enough for skills, now i want to try it even more!.

have any of you considered taking preorders?

Hi.

I think what people mean with realistic is possibly higher quality. Yes, sounds in western fighting games are not realistic, but ever since but spencer films came around punches have to sound like running into a wall with a peace of very old and crusty bread in your mouth if you get my point.

Greetings Moritz.

Some people are forgetting one thing: Not every audio set fits the game. Imagine an arcade fighting game like Skullgirls with sounds from MK? That would be just a mess. When you are creating a sound for a game you need to know what game it is and everything regarding the setting.

Hi.

At 416, so wait, realistic sounds in the Witcher. You mean like, realistic demon squeals and screems and realistic spel sounds?

Greetings Moritz.

Hi.

Lol yeah true, I had the possibility to watch a show sword fight and experience some basic competitive sabre fighting. And yes, no flashy sounds there xd, but it was quite fun and exhausting in the end, it was mounted sabre clashing, so yeah.

Greetings Moritz.

I feel it is somewhere in the southern part of the city as far as I remember.