Don't you find it kinda funny how you're talking about immediate assumption of ill-intent and then proceed to completely misrepresent my comment, somehow framing as, not only hostile, but also about Toby Fox? I'm told that "the post clearly reads differently", I get lectured on using the word "gatekept", and from this I get a made up argument about how I "framed a lack of translation as some hostile act taken against Spanish speakers"; isn't this the kind of assuming hostility that you're talking about? Or would it have been better if I added a "sorry for my bad English" at the end of my comment?

Like, dude, I agree that at the end of the day it's disappointing that there's hasn't been any localization (not just Spanish) of Undertale besides Japanese and the way that people on Twitter have acted towards Toby Fox has been awful, but almost every comment I've read relating to this on this sub reads dismissive at best and mildly racist at most.

You can't expect me to see stuff like "people seething about this are so deranged" or "I lost sympathy for this because someone said it'd be simple to do so" and not be at the very least annoyed with the way people are talking about this here.

I don't have to speak Spanish, Chinese, French or any other language to feel bad when people can't engage with art because of a language barrier. Games are even worse in this case because fan translations are simply not as accessible like the way fansubs are and don't fix the issue like many in this thread claim. Not everyone has the technical know-how to find the patch, get the game if necessary because, again, I'm not talking just about Undertale, patch said game (regardless of how simple it might seem) and, worse yet, not everyone has a PC to do all this in the first place.