Suggestion Name: Language options on the rules page
Suggestion Description: As you know, the translated version of the rules is only available on the forum and in the knowledge base, but that translates of the rules is not available on the main rules page or on the rules we agree to when we register.
Any example images: Like this.
Why it should be added: There are millions of players registered in TruckersMP and the vast majority of them don't speak English and don't have to speak English. But they use translation apps or like etc. to understand the rules or somethings
I'd be happy if the website had full language support, but I don't know if this is possible or not, but I think that at least options should be added that allow people who don't speak a foreign language to directly access the translated rules of the rules they are responsible for after registering. (As in the picture) This should even be permitted at the time of first registration (The page where we accept the rules). I don't think anythings will get worse after this change is made, but you can guess that a lot of users ticks the box to "accept the rules" without reading them because they don't speak a foreign language and logs in to the servers, but they are not aware of the rules.
In fact, this options should be added not only to the website but also to the list of rules that appear before us when logging in to the game.
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Note (Added on 10.09.2023): A different suggestion at the bottom of this suggestion may be difficult to synchronise with the launcher (at the first login). A player first must be create an account on the website, when he accepts the rules he/she can be asked which languages he/she speaks or understands, which would be more convenient (This is just an extra suggestion in addition to the above). After that it is his/her problem whether he/she reads the rules or not.