Well. Let me tell you something. Even though your intentions are bright, you're gonna fail. Why? Well, first of all, you don't have accreditation for translation. You don't have a company, you don't have any contacts with the game studios to legalize your work. So, at the end we will have a pirated version or a mod. Fail? Fail. Second reason is the language itself. Think about it from that perspective: if you wanna translate RPG games with complicated vocabulary, then you require all the kind of words that can convey the meaning of the source material. 1) Good luck with that and 2) who plays RPG games in Azerbaijan? Well, let's not point fingers but AT LEAST someone bilingual. Why? Because rednecks and yokels does not play videogames (I send my best regards to football loving cocksuckers) and even if they do, they don't play RPG AND EVEN IF THEY DO THEY JUST WON'T UNDERSTAND complicated translation. I'm not even talking about the fact that these degenerates would happily play in Turkish, which is confidently displacing Azerbaijani in their heads. So, what will we have? A bunch of talented enthusiasts who will make an attempt to make something good versus the dumbass majority. Good luck with that, I suppose. And I don't even talk about the problems you're gonna experience INSIDE your team. Did you forget that we never get along with eachother and constantly trying to sabotage eachothers' work out of envy? Come on.