What timezone are you in?Quote:
Originally Posted by mschopman
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What timezone are you in?Quote:
Originally Posted by mschopman
I agree that logically it should not make a difference, however, i have been changing language in the past few weeks and have noticed a difference (I think).
To those that state 'why then do I see Chinese names in the English language setting', have you ever considered that those in China are changing their language to English to search out English bases? Same applies to finding English names when searching on Chinese language, perhaps they are other English players that have changed their language to Chinese?
I'm not totally convinced that it works, but I'm doing it myself... So I guess I 'feel' as if it makes a difference.
No, but people have believed it does for ages now. Good on ya if it's working for you:rolleyes:
Personally I don't think it makes a difference.
I'd like to see a study with more data, maybe 1000 searches on each language at the same time over a few days, maybe 100 a day. And over several languages maybe 5. But until then I think its hard to say yes or no.
then why do I come across inactive Chinese and Japanese players when my language is switched to German ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Garcks
And don't the Australian speak English just like the Scottish, but they are in totally different timezones ?
to me, the whole thing is just an urban coc myth...
Changing languages changes the servers, so yes it can affect matchmaking.
I can tell you that it makes no difference in matchmaking. A week ago I raided a member of our alliance while I was in Norske. I asked him on gb what server he was on, he replied that he was on English. So I know without a doubt that it's false.
Of course it doesn't.. which noobs have you been talking to? :rolleyes:
Tried, it doesn't :/
Go into the General forum for Hay Day
See how peaceful it is in there.
I actually felt calm reading the topics.
unlike here.