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“Russian translators” or “This is how translations are done!”
Well, you’ve probably encountered computer pirates (or rather, the results of their activities) – if not every third person, then at least every fifth person has.
But the topic isn’t about pirates (otherwise, I’d get a lot of flak), but about the funny things that happen during the pirating process.
For example, just yesterday, while walking around the city, I went into a game store. And I saw – on the shelf, side by side, were two games (pirated copies, they told me right away) – “Fallout 2” and “Fallout Tactics” (the spelling of the titles is preserved...).
Has anyone else seen anything like that – funny translations, or their COMPLETE ABSENCE in the game (meaning, “I understand your meaning” is there, but there’s
"Мы не герои. Мы сильны. Мы упрямы. Мы стараемся соблюдать условия контракта. Но мы не умираем за проигравших." Костоправ
"Мы не поклонники честной игры, если ее можно избежать. Девиз Отряда – максимальная эффективность при минимальном риске." Костоправ