Players are blasting Wuthering Waves 'stilted and unnatural' dialogue, but Kuro Games' is already addressing these localization issues.
Kuro Games’ Genshin-like open-world adventure Wuthering Waves has begun its steady march to the top of the free-to-play world following its recent release. But, like any new game, it inevitably still has a few growing pains it needs to get past before it can truly be considered a highly polished behemoth. For instance, one of the main issues players have experienced in its early days is the game’s lackluster dialogue, with some going so far as to call it “stilted and unnatural.
Some, however, have pointed out that the dialogue has drastically improved following Kuro Games’ release of its 1.1 update. For those unfamiliar, this recent patch addressed many of the game’s early problems, including performance issues on mobile and the oft-complained-about localization.
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