Most domestic players often turn on subtitles and Chineseize them when playing English games, but for English players, game subtitles were once unpopular. However, Ubisoft has recently released a batch of data and found that players are increasingly liking to turn on subtitles in the game.

A project director of Ubisoft, David Tisserand, said on Twitter: "Assassin's Creed: Origin" has subtitles turned off by default, and 60% of players will turn on the subtitle option in the end. In contrast, the subtitles of "Assassin's Creed: Odyssey" and "Far Cry: New Dawn" are turned on by default, while only 5% and 3% of players will actively turn off the subtitles.

In addition, "Local Blockade 2" released this year also has the subtitles turned off by default. Ubisoft found that 75% of players have turned on subtitles at least once. Judging from these data, it is obvious that players are becoming more and more accustomed to seeing subtitles in games - even if they can understand the dubbing of the game, after all, listening to the sound alone may lose some information. Tisserand told everyone for this: Subtitles are important to everyone and hope that the industry can pay attention to it.

Now, many games do pay more attention to subtitle options, and with the development of Steam in China, many manufacturers will also take the initiative to add Chinese subtitles to games, which is indeed very convenient. However, I wonder if you will also turn on subtitles when playing games with Chinese dubbing?