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on, almost always

it depends somewhat, but these days i usually turn them on. for games, at least. never for movies/shows.

usually off because i end up reading the movie insteado f watching it

if you're reading subtitles and listening to dialogue in the same language at the same time i will personally find you at your place of residence and deliver a strongly worded letter and then watch you read it

deliver the letter, then read it out loud as (s)he reads it at the same time

It depends. If the show has a low max volume I leave them on. Or if the accent is very thick like something extremely chavy or foreign.

idk man some of these bullshit mumblecore movies need things like that

Quote from: Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo on December 02, 2014, 12:35:24 AM
idk man some of these bullshit mumblecore movies need things like that

yea its not like we can interupt the movie and be like, wait WHATD YOU SAY?!

I need subtitles to watch rab c. nesbitt as Glaswegian is hardly English

If I'm using my headphones, not all of time.  Without them, yes.  Especially since most content has such high contrasts between the quietest dialogue and needlessly loud music/"action"

I prefer to always have subtitles across games, movies, and TV

but sometimes there are TV shows that have very poorly-timed closed captions that annoy me enough to turn them off. If the characters are almost done saying a line by the time the line appears in text on-screen, those captions aren't worth having.

Quote from: bluaki on December 02, 2014, 12:11:19 PM
I prefer to always have subtitles across games, movies, and TV

but sometimes there are TV shows that have very poorly-timed closed captions that annoy me enough to turn them off. If the characters are almost done saying a line by the time the line appears in text on-screen, those captions aren't worth having.

imo it also ruins it if the subtitles can be read before the character says the entire line

I typically turn subs off on games unless it's particularly hard to hear/understand

Quote from: Platinum the Trinity on December 01, 2014, 11:38:27 PM
it depends somewhat, but these days i usually turn them on. for games, at least. never for movies/shows.

are you saying you only watch dubs  ifeelbetter;

Quote from: y-i on December 02, 2014, 12:34:48 PM

Quote from: Platinum the Trinity on December 01, 2014, 11:38:27 PM
it depends somewhat, but these days i usually turn them on. for games, at least. never for movies/shows.

are you saying you only watch dubs  ifeelbetter;

shit

I wish Boyah had subtitles

Quote from: … on December 02, 2014, 04:10:23 PM
I wish Boyah had subtitles

boyah has a bunch of subs though

Games, always.
Movies or TV shows it depends if I can hear the characters or not.

Quote from: Buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo buffalo buffalo Buffalo buffalo on December 02, 2014, 12:35:24 AM
idk man some of these bullshit mumblecore movies need things like that

mumblecore sounds like the shit

also i don't really mind unless ummm it's /really/ needed like when some deaf ppl talk or smth

kinda off topic, but i remember when i was a kid, i invited a girl to my home and when she saw my father, he said something to us.  and she just sort of stared at me and him and she whispered to me "i dont understand what he's saying tbh."  

but i said, "he said, 'hello, we're not letting other kids in atm'...in english...you really didn't hear that?"  

"no"

and i heard it clearly but she was so confused.  my father's accent isn't even that bad, or i guess it can be.

Quote from: David on December 02, 2014, 04:14:43 PM

Quote from: … on December 02, 2014, 04:10:23 PM
I wish Boyah had subtitles

boyah has a bunch of subs though

All too true

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