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Не, той е от България.От където е и Крали Марко.

Yes, hopefuly!

Oh, no way! Consoles in a couple of months for sure!

@@markobeyondbrave Will get in on ps5 for sure :)

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Hey there, we just set everything to what Steam recommends. We didn't choose Poland to have a particularly higher price or anything. We want more people to play it not less...

Now that I see its 89 Zloty which is about 19 Eur, but there is also exchange rates etc. After steamcut and taxes we are getting the same, which is about $6

@@markobeyondbrave I believe that it was probably not intentional, you worked hard on this game, and the issue is that Steam slightly inflates prices in Poland, Steam takes into account exchange rates from several years ago. However, There are games released even in recent days, such as "Pyrene", that do not have this problem. I think it would not be a problem to set them equal to those from the EU/USA, Hades II chose the default Steam conversion rates for its premiere, costing PLN 138 in Poland, but after noticing the error, the creators set the price at PLN 117 (basically 15% lower). I'm just saying that price equalization for Poland would be welcomed by consumers, and it would definitely stop being so awkward, especially considering the theme of the game.

@@megaaan523 Thanks! I'll look into it!

Let's respect each other and not get too political here. I know many of you enjoy showing off their political knowledge but this is all about the game and our SLAVIC culture. Whether your Serb, Croat, Bulgar, Macedon, we are all Slavs or at least we count ourselves as one.

@@martinmitrov788 the only disrespect here is towards the Serbs. Just because you share some cultural/linguistic traits with us doesn't mean you can appropriate our culture. Serbian culture is Serbian culture.

@@miloskesegic863 This is clearly being chauvinism in its' finest here. Krali Marko ruled around Prilep, and was born in Albania. It is very probably that he was not an ethnic Serb. I think it's crazy getting triggered about history especially 600 years ago. It shows how backward minded some lads are.

@@martinmitrov788 dude come on, are you serious right now?! Kraljević Marko (Краљевић Марко) is a fictional character from Serbian legends based on a real historic person called Marko Mrnjavčević, from the Mrnjavčević dynasty. The point here is, unlike some characters like Triglav, Perun, Dazhbog, Svetovid who are universal Slavic legends, Marko Kraljević is strictly Serbian folk legend.

@@miloskesegic863 Macedonians do the exact same thing. Marnjacevic were given their lands under the rise of the Dusan dynasty. While the Serbian kingdom shrank and fell into decline and eventually was taken over by the Ottomans, Marko and his kin became vassals. The interesting bit arises from several sources some contemporary others a hundret or so years after he was alive where the brothers Marnjacevic are written as "princes of Bulgaria", "Bulgarian rulers" etc. This should come as no suprise given how eager they seem to have been to carve out their own kingdom after Serbia started to decline. Does that make them 100% Bulgarian? Probably not, but like with other things in the Balkans history is mirky. The game clearly takes inspiration from the Bulgarian folk depictions of Krali Marko. For whatever strange reason Marko becane widely prevalent in the folklore of Bulgaria, and historians and folklorish still cannot figure out why a obvious Ottoman vassal with ties to Serbia became so prevalent in the zeitgeist. Calling this "cultural appropriation" is a laughable statement. Bulgaria and Serbia share ALOT of cultural similarities beyond language and a few dates on the calender and the sooner both sides acknowledge it the clearer the history could probably become. And again Macedonians dont shut up about Marko anyway give his fiefdoms were predominantly located there. Good day to you.

Well, they still can implement some kind of zoomed in camera option.

Coming to consoles in early 2025