While many people may be addicted to the latest crime series, many of us prefer the more fictional side of things.

And just in time, the popular British crime drama has finally landed on Netflix.

But during Gangs of London can be called “better than”. Peaky Blinders”, viewers have a major gripe that makes it “unwatchable”.

The series, based on the 2006 video game, premiered in 2020 and has had two seasons so far.

Gangs London follows international underworld rivals as they wage war for control of the British capital after assassins kill the patriarch of the ruling crime family.

And when a turf war breaks out, the son of the murdered Finn Wallace (played by Peaky Blinders star Joe Cole), decides to avenge his death in order to maintain control over the family’s criminal activities.

Fans absolutely love this show and say it’s a “better gangster show than.” Peaky Blinders‘ but people still have trouble watching it.

Gangs of London is a favorite of many (Sky TV)

Complaints on social media claim that viewers cannot get subtitles on Netflix Gangs of London.

One of them wrote on X: “I won’t watch Gangs of London unless they turn on the subtitles, there’s no chance.

Another begged: “Could you please add subtitles to Gangs of London? Looks like I can’t cope without them.

Others pointed out that the show is great, but when the characters don’t speak English, “it would help if they knew what they were saying.”

Many people called the streaming service to “investigate why.” Gangs of London there are no subtitles at all,” as another says, without them “the program becomes pointless.”

At least you don’t need subtitles to understand massive violence (AMC/SKY)

On Reddit, another wrote: “I started watching Gangs of London and for some reason there is no subtitle option, which is crazy in itself, but the biggest problem is that there are no options for the foreign language parts.

“I thought maybe they weren’t there at all, but there are plenty of them so I don’t think so. Funny”.

One of them also said that he “has partial hearing”: “Multilingual scenes really irritate me.”

This led to a harsh reaction from the user: “I was planning on watching this guess, but I removed it from my list.”

But it didn’t completely discourage viewers, as someone wrote: “I kept watching it and tried to keep up, but I felt like I was missing out on a lot. I tweeted to Netflix about this, but as expected, I received no response.

LADbible has contacted Netflix for comment.