Lack of Language Support for Turkish Players

As a resident of Turkey, considering that the minimum wage in our country is around $500, purchasing a $50 package corresponds to 10% of my income. In contrast, given that the average minimum wage in Europe is approximately €3,000-€3,500, this percentage would amount to $300-$350. However, the vast majority of users in Europe and the U.S. do not spend 10% of their minimum wage on a game.

While Turkish players provide such significant support, the fact that the game still does not offer Turkish language support creates a situation that could be perceived as discrimination. I believe this issue should be reconsidered, and greater importance should be given to the Turkish gaming community.

yes i spend 60 dolars to buy pack from steam shop. first i bought 15 dolars one and after than that i bought king faridun pack for 45 dolars too. just cus its too expensive ingame and thats not mean steam is cheap. i bought cus my income is a little higher than someone living in Turkey. i getting 1300 dolars per month. most ppl getting around 600 dolars like that so 45 dolar means alot. and still we buying cus the game is awosme... i like that game so much even im new and had total 135 hour in 2 week playing after work all days. also there is no have turkish language in game. so i have enough english but it makes me very tired. cus im thinking in my mind on turkish for what these attributes doing or what these passives do or what is this, blah blah blah.

So because your country has a weak economy you believe your buck are worth more than other bucks? Sorry but nope. You are also not discriminated against ,there are way more non english speakers out there that also do not speak turkish. This game is two months into early access. Language packs are currently not important i imagine. And when they get important I'm quite sure that the big languages will be done first. (chinese, indian, spanish,french, japanese, german etc.) as all those languages have more active speakers then the turkish language.