Translation [Release] Spice and Wolf: The Wind that Spans the Sea English Patch

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Released in 2009, The Wind that Spans the Sea is the second of two Spice and Wolf games for the Nintendo DS, which takes on and improves many elements from its predecessor, without being a direct sequel.*

Part business simulator, part dating game, step into the shoes of Kraft Lawrence as you strive to take Holo back to her hometown of Yoitsu. Having secured a contract to collect some money from a town on the other shore, everything should be plain sailing ahead, but of course, the best laid plans of mice and wolves often go awry...



Plonk yourself in the driver’s seat and hold fast on the reins for an immersive journey with 3 new possible companions, one of whom was created specifically for the game!

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*Haven’t played the first game yet?
While it’s not necessarily to play the My Year with Holo in order to enjoy this patch, we recommend that anyone thinking of playing both starts there. You can find the thread for it here!

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If you’re interested in knowing more about the hacking specifics or translating the game into another language, the source code & compiled program covering both text and image extraction/repacking for this and My Year With Holo can be found on Github.

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Morgas

Proofreading
NowlasWolf
Cleran

We hope you enjoy!
 
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The translation project for My Year With Holo started in April 2020 and released in February 2021 (10 months), and work on The Wind that Spans the Sea started immediately after, but didn't really get going until October of that year, which totals to ~8 months active time, so yes, it was definitely faster!

It is a slightly smaller game in terms of amount of text, but our team this time was also smaller, so it just shows how much of an impact external influences such as other life commitments have to play on fan translation projects 🙈
 
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You guys actually did it,my deepest gratitude to you and your fellow teams for making this a truth and can be enjoyed by many fans of the series but are limited due to language barrier
 

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Holo's dialect is modelled off that used by Oirans, high ranking courtesans from the Edo period. It's purpose is essentially to make Holo's speech sound old fashioned and unique.

She does say "nushi" when directly speaking to other people as well, and more rarely "nushi-sama".
 

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