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[Generic Guy]

 


I'm just curious about what type of accents the people of Kirkwall and the Free Marches have. Is it the same as Ferelden mainly British or something else?


P.S. This is a little off topic but something that has always bothered me about the Alienage Elves was why do they speak with the same accents as the Dwarves and Daliesh. Shouldn’t they have the same accents as the humans given that they live with them.

[JigPig]

Lady Hawke is voiced by this woman

[foodstuffs]

I'd almost rather my Lady Hawke have the voice of Jowan.

[thegreateski]

Cajun.

[Generic Guy]

thegreateski wrote...

Cajun.

 
Were the Free Marches ever controlled by Orlais? If so that would actually work.

Modifié par Generic Guy, 09 septembre 2010 - 08:36 .

[Saibh]

JigPig wrote...

Lady Hawke is voiced by this woman

Don't you mean this wo-MAAAHN?

Honestly, the woman version is nastier. "Who ees zees WO-MAAHN, TEE-GAAHN?" She says it so spitefully. I was actually convinced it was because she was cheating on Eamon with Teagan and she was jealous.

[Saibh]

Generic Guy wrote...

thegreateski wrote...

Cajun.

 
Were the Free Marches ever controlled by Orlais? If so that would actual work.

Indeed they were, but I should probably point out that Cajun has a lot of Southern American in it.

[Generic Guy]

Saibh wrote...

Generic Guy wrote...

thegreateski wrote...

Cajun.

 
Were the Free Marches ever controlled by Orlais? If so that would actual work.

Indeed they were, but I should probably point out that Cajun has a lot of Southern American in it.

 
Your point?

[JamesMoriarty123]

For the love of God they should just scrap all non-English accents. Cheeky American sass doesn't work in fantasy settings, frankly I find it hard to take any fantasy character with an American accent seriously.



"Oh man, the King totally died, dude!" "Oh, that sucks, huh?"



Give me a ****ing break. You don't see enough regional English accents used in media IMO. Zaeed is a great example, southern regional accent.

I'd love to see a character with a strong Yorkshire accent, or a Geordie one, man, that would be the ******.

[Generic Guy]

JamesMoriarty123 wrote...

For the love of God they should just scrap all non-English accents. Cheeky American sass doesn't work in fantasy settings, frankly I find it hard to take any fantasy character with an American accent seriously.

"Oh man, the King totally died, dude!" "Oh, that sucks, huh?"

Give me a ****ing break. You don't see enough regional English accents used in media IMO. Zaeed is a great example, southern regional accent.
I'd love to see a character with a strong Yorkshire accent, or a Geordie one, man, that would be the ******.

 
Oh please Doest thou speakith withith ye olde tongue. All languages evolve and change and besides who says the people of Thedas speak anything close to modern English.

[Saibh]

Generic Guy wrote...

Saibh wrote...

Generic Guy wrote...

thegreateski wrote...

Cajun.

 
Were the Free Marches ever controlled by Orlais? If so that would actual work.

Indeed they were, but I should probably point out that Cajun has a lot of Southern American in it.

 
Your point?

You see any Southern American accents? I think people would find it too regional.

[Saibh]

JamesMoriarty123 wrote...

For the love of God they should just scrap all non-English accents. Cheeky American sass doesn't work in fantasy settings, frankly I find it hard to take any fantasy character with an American accent seriously.

"Oh man, the King totally died, dude!" "Oh, that sucks, huh?"

Give me a ****ing break. You don't see enough regional English accents used in media IMO. Zaeed is a great example, southern regional accent.
I'd love to see a character with a strong Yorkshire accent, or a Geordie one, man, that would be the ******.

I don't. I found it refreshing, I really did.

[Dave of Canada]

Saibh wrote...

I don't. I found it refreshing, I really did.

Cassandra: Bull****!

[lv12medic]

Most of the accents in DA:O were fine too me. They'll probably be around the same in DA2. I suppose a couple of the voice over accents were a bit fingernails on the chalk board sounding but yeah, they were mostly Orlesians. They can go pound sand.



Also:

Dude, where's my Aravel?

[Saibh]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Saibh wrote...

I don't. I found it refreshing, I really did.

Cassandra: Bull****!

Maybe it's in character, Dave!! Maybe...

Well, British people say it, too! Watch me be British: ******--

...

Nah.

[Special_Agent_Goodwrench]

I demand a surfer dude accent.

I kid (somewhat). I'd love a cockney accent however. Throw in some Irish and Scottish too.

Modifié par DrunkDeadman, 09 septembre 2010 - 08:39 .

[Pzykozis]

I think juuuuust to mess with anyone that's not english we'd should add in the most extreme forms of the geordie, sommerset accents and just for punishment scouse. Maybe add abit of some of the more extreme glasgea.



When I'm running through Lothering I really do want to hear more guys shout I SEE YOO JIMMEH



That would be a laugh really, I mean there is a reason you don't see these accents in use.



Ahh perhaps too many uk references in this post.

[kyuubifred]

Ah, I love Scottish accents...

Is it just me, or did a lot of Amaranthine's residents sound a bit Irish? Would love to hear more Irish, Scottish, Welsh.....



...anything but Orlesian. |D

[OmbradelCerberos]

Isn't Anderfels influenced by the Holy Roman Empire of German Nation?

So maybe we'll hear some German...

[Blessed Silence]

I believe in an interview with David Gaider at Pax, he said something int he order of another type of English accent ... don't have time to see if that one was recorded or not, but you can find them all listed here:



http://www.ustream.tv/biowaretv#

[Heavenblade]

Southern US accent? haha. Afterall, it gets warmer the farther north you get. And the free marches is north of Ferelden.

[Viva la France]

VIVA LA FRANCE

[Heretical Sound]

Saibh wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

Saibh wrote...

I don't. I found it refreshing, I really did.

Cassandra: Bull****!

Maybe it's in character, Dave!! Maybe...

Well, British people say it, too! Watch me be British: ******--

...

Nah.

English please ... everytime someone says British, my stiff upper lip trembles. Won't somebody please think of the lip?

[Heavenblade]

Everytime someone uses british as a synonym for english, God kills a Scotsman/Welshman/Irishman.