How Subtitles Become Useless When a Character Starts Speaking an Made Up Alien Language
by Lori Dorn from Laughing Squid on (#5H356)
Animator Joel Haver, who imagined how NPCs acted when a disconnected controller kills the player and the subsequent waning enthusiasm for said game, demonstrated the uselessness of subtitles at times when a character starts speaking a made up alien language.
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[ALIEN LANGUAGE]
Well, that's good that probably means we don't need to be understanding this.
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