Thieves Guild for the Good Guys Traditional Chinese Translation
Thieves also have their ways: rob the rich and give to the poor
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About this mod Machine translation
Thieves also have their ways: rob the rich and give to the poor
Overview
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- This module is a regular version of traditional Chinese culture based on the additional mounting content (ESP) of "ThievesGuild For Good Guys - Taking Care of Business Redux".
- This module will be updated as necessary according to "ThievesGuild For Good Guys - Taking Care of Business Redux". If the translated version is inconsistent with the latest version of the module, please send us a message to remind you.
- If you have any questions about the translation content of this module, please send us an email. Bahamut moderators can also use the in-site message directly.
- If you like "ThievesGuild For Good Guys - Taking Care of Business Redux", please be sure to click ENDORSE on "ThievesGuild For Good Guys - Taking Care of Business Redux" fifteen minutes after downloading the original module to encourage you.
Thank you
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Thanks to author Mordivier2authorized translation.
Thanks to Mordivier2, the author of "ThievesGuild For Good Guys - Taking Care of Business Redux", for authorizing the culture in the module.
Unofficial Chinese Translation for SkyrimSpecial Edition by Team Daxuehanhua
Translation by hor006
Credit
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We would like to express our appreciations to Mordivier2
for the stunning mod and permission.
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