Alberto Nienow Eberhardt
- AlbertoEberhardt
- JIRAUSER696827
- Europe/Stockholm
- Yes
- No
MCD-6693
I completely agree with you @Alberto Nienow Eberhardt.
I really can't believe how this issue could be ended with just a status of "Won't Fix" and no more explanation.
It's a shame.
What a shame! The game have the same price in all platforms, and all of them have PT-BR dubs and subs, except for the Nintendo Switch.
And now the Nitendo Switch have official support for Brazillian Portuguese, what makes a lot more easy to solve this problem.
The Brazillian Portuguese language was addded by Nintendo to the Nintendo Switch on update 11.0 (actually we are in 13.0);
To enable this language you need go to settings -> System and:
First: on Language option select Português.
Them reboot the console, and go to settings -> System (in portuguese this option is called "Console" ) and:
Second: on Regions option select The Americas (in portuguese is just "Américas").
Them reboot the console again, and the Console is set to use Brazillian Portuguese. If in region option you select Europe, the console will use Portugal Portuguese (which is very different to Brazillian Portuguese) .
A little update that might help you solve the problem, I downloaded an .nsp of Minecraft Dungeons on internet, to seek if the game has the dubbing and subtitles pt-br archives, well i extracted the .nsp file, then i opened the .paks files whith UE Viewer and found the dubbing archives in an folder named L1ON, and the subtitles archives in an folder named Game that is inside of an folder named Localization.
So that means, the problem is in the file/code that set the game language based on console language and region setting, because with this problem the game is using the wrong language when i set the console language to Portuguese and region to The Americas.
Still not fixed after the Cloudy Climb update (1.12.0.0).
Oh cool, and probably will be forgotten like the original report.