#Exclusion of Spanish in Dragonheir Launch: An Unfair Decision

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oblique loom
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I am writing to express my deep frustration and disappointment regarding the recent confirmation that Dragonheir: Silent Gods will not launch with Spanish language support. This decision is not just disheartening—it is a clear sign of disregard towards the Spanish-speaking community, a community that has shown consistent support and enthusiasm for your project since its earliest stages.

Spanish is one of the most widely spoken languages in the world, and the absence of a Spanish localization at launch sends a strong and painful message: we are not being considered. It feels as though our voices, our expectations, and our involvement throughout the game's promotion and beta phases have been completely ignored.

We are not casual observers. We are part of a large, passionate player base that has invested time, attention, and hope into this game. Many of us have followed every update, tested early versions, and promoted the game within our communities. And now, to be excluded in such a direct and visible way is not only unfair—it is alienating and demoralizing.

This decision damages the trust you have built with a significant segment of your global audience. It creates a rift between your product and a language group that could have been among your strongest allies. If this situation is not reconsidered, you risk losing not just players, but entire communities who feel overlooked and undervalued.

I sincerely urge you to rethink this approach. Spanish must be present from the very beginning. Anything less is a step backwards for inclusivity and respect. Myself, and many others in the Spanish-speaking world, will be forced to reconsider our support if this exclusion is maintained.

Please don’t let this be the reason you lose our support.

dawn eagle
cosmic canopy
sacred wave
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Forwarded

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And i agree and i am not spanish speaking and even with the "small german community" we feel the same, its sad to drop any of the already existing languages

cosmic canopy
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I'm going to take the liberty of talking as a player, trying to put aside my status as a Mod.

For me, it makes no sense to leave out communities that have been supporting the game for nearly two years, not only the Hispanic one, and even less so when practically the entire game is already translated into those languages.

I really hope they review this matter and take it into consideration.

chilly igloo
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dont think is THAT important

compact pumice
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I stand 100% with everything that has been said. I hope that we get positive feedback about this matter

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Even more when you already have so much content already translated

pseudo moon
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Considering the time they have had, the low cost of translation due to the fact that there is already a language with the same alphabet in the game (English) and that more than enough money is raised by Hispanics to maintain the translation (I know 5 or 6 whales who with what they spend could maintain the translation... by themselves), I can only think that it has not been translated because they do not want it to, which hurts me as a faithful Hispanic player.

wise fern
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it is not understable when game is already translated, and btw why translate button disappeared? It makes impossible to talk with most russians

toxic sinew
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If it's not in Spanish, I think I'll unsubscribe from the game soon.

pseudo moon
sacred wave
pseudo moon
# sacred wave

I know what Live says is sarcasm, but I have a fact that enhances the sarcasm.

drowsy gyro
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This was supposed to be an improvement in the game, but you are taking away something that is already there. very bad

dull citrus
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The game is theirs, and they can do whatever they want. With that respect, my time is my own, and I'm not going to waste it on a game I don't understand. It's a shame, because for me, it's the best game of its kind, without a doubt.

smoky stream
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No spanish language, no spanish players, no spanish money.

finite jolt
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It is trully unbelieveable that this game is not gonna be translated to the second most spoken language in the world considering all the spanish speaker players that they are gonna loose. If they are clever and appreciate their money and want to make a real huge impact with the reboot not losing the hispanic players along the way, they should reconsider that point, specially when there is an active translation of the game into spanish, which should make this process so much easier.

next mesa
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No Spanish, no money 🤗

near bobcat
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Simply degrading treatment by the developers by excluding several languages ​​in their release.

atomic sparrow
tired grail
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WE NEED SPANISH ASAP

weak charm
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I hope they translate the game into Spanish. As a player since the first season, I wouldn't like it if a game that I've liked so much wasn't in Spanish.

karmic junco
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Well, I'm spending a lot of money on the game, and I'm clear that if it's not in Spanish, there's no money from me.

prisma escarp
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Eu quero indioma português blz

dense onyx
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¡SPANISH!

prisma escarp
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PT

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Ru

karmic chasm
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"I’d like to think this is a joke. One of the main appeals of this game is its language. Omitting it is like destroying it. Please translate it into Spanish!"

proud basalt
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I still dont understand how a company under TENCENT, will not have global languages, makes no sense to me, every small company has most of the languages in game what is the difference on dragonheir?
it does not make any sense

deft pollen
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Hello!! 🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦
I've been a player since the game was released, and since I live in Spain and my language is Spanish, I would like this language to continue to appear in the new version, as it has until now, since if it is removed, I will also stop investing in this game. Greetings. 🇪🇦🇪🇦🇪🇦

tight geyser
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This is really bad news. The game was originally localised to several languages and the new revamped, redesigned game has lost the localisation? I think the Devs and Tencent can't grasp how important for the non English speaking community is to be able to play in their own language, with a game that has such a rich lore. They will lose a lot of support if they don't change this, that's for sure.

empty fable
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The spanish is a very important language around the world, if It isnt in 🐉,its a very bad notice

twin knot
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I mean we are a large community of Spanish speakers and you're going to tell me that you're going to release a game already translated without our language?? Seriously dragonheir?

tight geyser
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I would add that it is not only Spanish, what about Portuguese, French, German , Bahasa Indonesia, Arabic, Thai..we are losing all of them

desert swan
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It's incredible that a company dedicated to making money would lose it this way. Removing languages ​​like Spanish in the middle of 2025 with the advancement of artificial intelligence is illogical business acumen. We hope you reconsider, as you're closing the door to many players who will either quit the game or not even start it at all. A total lack of respect for all the FTP and P2W players who had placed their trust in you. Terrible news.

final glade
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Por favor necesitamos el juego en español. 3ª lengua más hablada en el mundo, muchísimos jugadores
El juego actualmente ya está traducido al 95%, no es mucho trabajo restante.

Yes we can

sacred wave
ocean zodiac
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Tencent,you have a great game in your hands, very strategic and enriching. But if you can't fully understand it because it's not in your native language, it loses all its essence. I'm sure you'll reconsider including both Spanish and other languages ​​you're leaving out, so we can make history with the game and not end up as a failed attempt.

I hope you listen to this community and others, since you need us to keep the game growing.

brisk dust
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🛑 A Message from the Spanish-speaking Community to the Dragonheir Team

I’m writing this with deep disappointment, but also with hope.

Dragonheir: Silent Gods is a brilliant game — strategic, immersive, full of lore. A game with the potential to build a global legacy. And yet, despite this global vision, one of the most spoken languages on Earth — Spanish — is being left behind.

Let me be clear: the Spanish-speaking community is not asking for a favor. We're asking for basic inclusion. Spanish is the third most spoken language in the world, the second by native speakers, and the current version of the game is already largely translated. The decision to remove Spanish support at this stage feels like more than a step back — it feels like abandonment.

This isn’t just about understanding text. It’s about respect, accessibility, and the value of community. Many of us have played since Season 1. We’ve promoted, tested, supported, and invested in the game — with time, money, and heart. Now, many are walking away. And many more will stop supporting financially if this decision stands.

We understand priorities. We understand business. But what we don’t understand is why a game that already had working translations would cut out entire communities without clear explanation or timeline.

So, we ask the developers — respectfully but firmly — to:

Clarify your intentions regarding language support. Is Spanish truly gone for good, or will it return?

Communicate clearly with the players who have supported you from day one.

Acknowledge the role Spanish-speaking players have played — and still want to play — in making Dragonheir a global success.

We still believe in this game. We still want to be part of its future. But only if we are truly part of it — in our language, with our voices.

We are not asking for special treatment. We are asking not to be erased.

cosmic canopy
dire mist
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No spanish no money

azure breach
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Es triste ver que la comunidad hispana (una de las mayores del mundo) se ve de nuevo discriminada por quien sabe que oscuros motivos, sin razon aparente 🤔

warped garden
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Esperemos que haya sido un desliz y lo pongan en poco tiempo en el momento que relancen el juego. Ya que tiene buena pinta la nueva versión del juego. Si deciden mantenerlo en inglés... pues mucha gente lo terminará abandonando, yo incluido, que me da pereza cuando el juego está en inglés.. crucemos los dedos🤞🏼

solid niche
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I've been playing Dragonheir since it came out, like many others. We've endured a lot, including five content reruns. We've stuck it out because it's a great game. I've never endured this long in any other game. However, if the new version isn't coming out in Spanish, I'll probably end up abandoning it. Especially when most of the content has already been translated from the current version. Certainly, not a single euro more until they guarantee that it will be released in Spanish. If not, we'll have to look for alternatives...

still salmon
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Es un juego muy bueno, ya hemos esperado mucho y que no lo pongan en español.
La versión actual ya está traducida, como programador se que no es difícil poner diferentes idiomas en una app.
Espero si se arregle, es un juego muy entretenido y divertido

pseudo moon
west tartan
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: i support 100%

wicked grove
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Queremos el juego como ya está,en español!

vapid stirrup
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Queremos el juego en el español, somos una comunidad grande.
Estos son los datos:

LENGUA MATERNA:

Los cinco idiomas más hablados como lenguas maternas en el mundo son: Chino mandarín, Español, Inglés, Hindi y Francés.
Detalles:
Chino mandarín: Con aproximadamente 939 millones de hablantes nativos.
Español: Aproximadamente 485 millones de hablantes nativos.
Inglés: Unos 380 millones de hablantes nativos.
Hindi: Aproximadamente 345 millones de hablantes nativos.
Francés: Con alrededor de 81 millones de hablantes nativos.

EN GENERAL

Los cinco idiomas más hablados en el mundo son el inglés, el chino mandarín, el hindi, el español y el francés. El inglés tiene más de 1450 millones de hablantes en total, incluyendo hablantes nativos y no nativos.
Aquí está la lista de los cinco idiomas más hablados, con el número aproximado de hablantes (millones):
Inglés: 1456
Chino Mandarín: 1138
Hindi: 609
Español: 559
Francés: 309.8

harsh charm
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no spanish, no money.

pulsar epoch
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Support 100%

smoky stream
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No spanish, no spanish money

obsidian bough
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To be honest this is hard to believe, why would they? It is so easy to translate nowadays and most of the game is translated already.

wintry linden
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No entiendo la pereza de no incluir un idioma donde ya su versión anterior esta traducida, es una perdida de jugadores y lo mas importante de dinero ya que la mayoría de habla hispana no va a invertir en un juego que no este en nuestra lengua de orígen.

sly kite
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I can’t believe that there isn’t a translation app that can’t be used in conjunction with the chat system already, likewise, although I am English, it is entirely reasonable for the MOST widely spoken languages in this world, to be represented fully on the game………not just Spanish, but those others too!

shut tundra
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Después de tanto tiempo invertido en jugar a este juego, ya en una versión traducida al español, disfrutándolo y esperando con muchas ganas su futura nueva transformación. Resulta muy triste y a la vez decepcionante que hayan decidido no sacar su nueva versión traducida al español. Espero que rectifiquen, valorando y respetando a su comunidad hispanoparlante como se merece.

undone zenith
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The Spanish community does not deserve this, full support to my comrades!

mighty barn
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Que no quede en olvido 🔥!, hasta tener respuesta ❤️

red coyote
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i cannot speak spanish, im an english only geezer 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 . but yeh 100% there should be a spanish translation!!!

fresh falcon
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How is this even remotely a problem?
How entitled do you have to be to think Spanish should get any preferential treatment over let's say any of the Scandinavian countries?
Learn English like the rest of the world?

cosmic canopy
# fresh falcon How is this even remotely a problem? How entitled do you have to be to think Spa...

I understand your perspective, but it's not about entitlement — it's about scale and accessibility. Spanish is the second most spoken native language in the world, with over 480 million native speakers. That’s a huge portion of the global population.

Suggesting that Spanish shouldn't receive support while smaller language groups do can seem inconsistent, especially when many platforms strive to be as inclusive and globally accessible as possible. It’s not about replacing English — which is a global lingua franca — but about recognizing that millions of people could benefit from having content or tools available in their native language. That’s not privilege; that’s practicality.

Inclusivity and accessibility are not a zero-sum game.

fresh falcon
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I get that, i just think it's better for those spanish speaking people to actually learn the globally accepted primary language of English, that way there would be no miscommunications in the future because everyone by default would understand each other.
And over time it would be a way more beneficial approach to anything global.
Learn English, the Primary global language and they'd have zero accessibility problem.
If they cannot learn English for whatever reason, maybe playing games is not what they should focus on..
Inclusivity is just another one of those buzz words that get's thrown around to sound morally superior imo.
How about we stop doing that and force people to become less complacent and entitled and actually learn something beneficial, like learning English?
English is not my native tongue but i can speak it and understand it on a very advanced level fluently today because i was forced to learn it to understand games back in the 80s

cosmic canopy
# fresh falcon I get that, i just think it's better for those spanish speaking people to actual...

Let’s set aside the moral or inclusive angle for a second and just look at this from a business standpoint.

Spanish is one of the largest markets in the world when it comes to gaming — not just in terms of raw numbers, but in engagement and spending. Over 480 million native speakers across Europe, Latin America, and the U.S. represent a huge opportunity for any game looking to grow globally.

The game is already being localized into Russian, Korean, and Chinese — which makes perfect sense given their markets. But if you’re targeting global reach and long-term growth, leaving out Spanish is a missed opportunity, plain and simple.

Also, saying “everyone should just learn English” sounds practical on the surface, but it’s honestly a short-sighted take. Not everyone has access to the same resources, and not every game should rely on a single-language audience to thrive.

If the goal is global success, ignoring one of the biggest native-speaking gaming communities out there just isn't smart strategy.

fresh falcon
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I don't and can't argue with that premise from a business standpoint.
I just don't think people should go about it as if they have the automatic right to have the game translated to their language.
But i get what you are saying and ofc making profit is what you want if you make a game 🙂

mighty barn
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up!