In Spanish (both EU and NA), the file contains :įor what it’s worth… the website would also likely work for Taiwan since its JSON files uses trust_level_0 but would likely not work in Korea the JSON file in Korea reads:
In French, as you already know, the file contains : So, when it works, the JSON file will contrain : My guess is that you’re looking for specific variable values… the problem is that, for unknown reason, Blizzard has decided to translate those values for the 3 languages that don’t work. The website generate a “Unknown error” for French, Spanish (both NA and Europe) and Polish… it works for the other languages in NA and Europe. That gave me the opportunity to test your website for the display of Trust Level for Diablo III (sorry, I do not own other Blizzard games… but hopefully, you can extrapolate) in languages other than English and French. Europe English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Polish and Russian.There you go… sorry for the extra work this will likely mean… but I thought you’d like to know now rather than find out about it later when your website catches on.Spent some time fooling around on the forums today… I now have a profile on: 회원 등급 0, meaning “Membership level 0” according to Google Translate.
Spent some time fooling around on the forums today… I now have a profile on:
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