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I would like to point out that the word "at" is very awkward to translate to Russian because there is no exact equivalent and it's heavily context-dependent which word you'd choose. Without further context, I have chosen to interpret it roughly as "Guests near {STRINGID}", but let me know if that needs correction.
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MissingThe translation is not added to translation file. (e.g. STR_9999 is in en-GB but is not available in given language)
Not neededThe translation file contains entries that are not in en-GB and should be removed (e.g. STR_9999 exists in given language but is not in en-GB)
SameThe translation and source string is exactly the same. (e.g. STR_9999 is Umbrella in both en-GB and given language). This may be desired in some cases (e.g. April is the same in English and German)
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MissingThe translation is not added to translation file. (e.g. STR_9999 is in en-GB but is not available in given language)
Not neededThe translation file contains entries that are not in en-GB and should be removed (e.g. STR_9999 exists in given language but is not in en-GB)
SameThe translation and source string is exactly the same. (e.g. STR_9999 is Umbrella in both en-GB and given language). This may be desired in some cases (e.g. April is the same in English and German)
"Guest at X" is always used to describe guests who are at the counter of a shop (food/drink/souvenir). It’s not used for anything else. Hope this helps.
If I recall correctly all the shops in RCT2 are outdoorsy ones that you just approach the counter of from the outer side. In this case the current translation actually happens to be correct here 😄 And if there are indoors ones, then I could adjust it, though the result would be somewhat longer (literally like "Guests in the store {STRINGID}").
Shops are indeed all of the outdoorsy type. Guests will only enter facilities like the toilets and first aid rooms, but those use the "Guests in " string instead.
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I would like to point out that the word "at" is very awkward to translate to Russian because there is no exact equivalent and it's heavily context-dependent which word you'd choose. Without further context, I have chosen to interpret it roughly as "Guests near {STRINGID}", but let me know if that needs correction.
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