Regional pricing for Turkey

muratalperrmuratalperr Member Posts: 10 ★
in General Discussion
Hello Mr. Kabam officials, how would you like to make a regional pricing specific to Turkey, the current prices are very expensive According to the Turkish market, we are doing the most expensive credit shopping in Turkey, as Turkey, how would you like to make a general pricing for android and ios, do you think the current prices are very expensive According to the Turkish
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  • captain_rogerscaptain_rogers Member Posts: 9,620 ★★★★★
    Same issue in India. Well kabam wanna earn in dollars so they can set up stuff price in dollars anyways.
  • BringPopcornBringPopcorn Member Posts: 5,217 ★★★★★
    Suddently I crave a sandwich.
  • Cap_MuricaCap_Murica Member Posts: 363 ★★★
    Dang! Came in here looking for some fried Turkey.....
  • ReignkingTWReignkingTW Member Posts: 2,774 ★★★★★
    I thought it was Turkiye?
  • SummonerNRSummonerNR Member, Guardian Posts: 12,819 Guardian
    BringPopcorn said:

    Suddently I crave a sandwich.

    Cap_Murica said:

    Dang! Came in here looking for some fried Turkey.....

    Thus why their leaders want the world to start spelling the name of their country differently now. (it is hit and miss as to whether some news sites actually started doing that).

    Although, wondering, even though the country wants to be spelled different now (to avoid being compared to a “flightless bird” during Google searches), is the spelling of the “nationality” version also changed, or do they still spell it “Turkish” ? (and if changed, how would you add the “ish” onto the end of the new spelling ?)
  • captain_rogerscaptain_rogers Member Posts: 9,620 ★★★★★
    Problem is even if the government of turkey wants them to be called "turkiye", This cannot happen for decades until Majority of us try to forget the current name and adopt the new one.
    Basically these "name change" stuff are mostly a political stunt. A similar controversy is going in India rn lol.
  • SummonerNRSummonerNR Member, Guardian Posts: 12,819 Guardian
    edited July 31
    Plus, doesn’t either the U or the I in new spelling also have a “tilde” above it ?

    So, nobody in US is gonna spell it with the “tilde” (basic keyboards don’t have that).

    Whenever I see the new spelling, I want to pronounce it TUR-KEY-EY. (double EY)
    Which would make the nationality TUR-KEY-YISH
  • PolygonPolygon Member Posts: 4,555 ★★★★★
    Fun fact but Turkey actually doesnt have its own culture, instead its compromised of a mix of Armenian, Assyrian, Greek, and Kurdish cultures
  • willrun4adonutwillrun4adonut Member Posts: 4,613 ★★★★★
    captain_rogers said:

    Problem is even if the government of turkey wants them to be called "turkiye", This cannot happen for decades until Majority of us try to forget the current name and adopt the new one.
    Basically these "name change" stuff are mostly a political stunt. A similar controversy is going in India rn lol.

    @captain_rogers I haven't heard the India name change controversy. What are they trying to get people to recognize it as?
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