And not to spam, but since this isn't covered under the language section:
How would communicating with sign language be handled? If a character apping in could not speak out loud, but knew sign language, would that be treated as something that the system could translate to others who know a different format of sign language? Like for example someone who knows the style taught in Japan, versus ASL taught in America.
I am guessing this would be treated as overriding the translation "deliberately", but I just wanted to be sure.
--also, would there be classes for this that are not necessarily taught by PCs, or would it not be part of the standard curriculum?
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How would communicating with sign language be handled? If a character apping in could not speak out loud, but knew sign language, would that be treated as something that the system could translate to others who know a different format of sign language? Like for example someone who knows the style taught in Japan, versus ASL taught in America.
I am guessing this would be treated as overriding the translation "deliberately", but I just wanted to be sure.
--also, would there be classes for this that are not necessarily taught by PCs, or would it not be part of the standard curriculum?