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Not a villian, but possibly the greatest savior the galaxy had ever seen... until Sheppard killed his resolve. Killed hope. The galaxy is now doomed.Amyntas wrote...
The greatest villain he voiced was probably Niftu Cal, the Biotic God.
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Mhh, that might be because Shepard is an open character that has the personality you want him/her to have. The only reason why s/he's voiced at all is probably to make the scenes more cinematic.Amagoi wrote...
Maybe I'm weird, but I enjoy Mark Meer and Jennifer Hale a lot more outside of Shepard. They're both excellent VAs, and to me Shepard is always directed as being sort of monotone.
Badpie wrote...
I love his Shepard. He's understated and dry. Very straightforward, and he changes his tone where appropriate.
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Modifié par iOnlySignIn, 04 janvier 2011 - 08:31 .
I support Patrick Stewart as an Alliance Admiral.dgcatanisiri wrote...
Mister_Tez wrote...
Dr Chakwas was played by Carolyn Seymour, not Gates McFadden (Beverly Crusher in TNG).
Carolyn Seymour did have a handful of guest roles in Star Trek, a couple of Romulans and a character in Captain Janeway's gothic holo-program.
Anyone taking bets on which Star Trek main cast member will appear in ME3?
shinobi602 wrote...
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Badpie wrote...
I love his Shepard. He's understated and dry. Very straightforward, and he changes his tone where appropriate.
Agreed. Unlike Femshep's voice which always sounds the same. The same droning tone in which words are spewed out lazily.
I have to agree. Not dissing Hale at all, but it does always sound like she's speaking her lines "lazily". It's like someone's forcing her to talk. It also sounds like she's always angry all the time, or in a bad mood constantly.
Ehh, different strokes for different folks.
didymos1120 wrote...
Patrick Stewart can't be a good guy. That's not the ME tradition. He has to be a secondary antagonist like Benezia or Uvenk, so if he's Alliance, he has to be, like, one of Udina's cronies/sycophants who thinks Shep is menace or somesuch.
didymos1120 wrote...
Patrick Stewart can't be a good guy. That's not the ME tradition. He has to be a secondary antagonist like Benezia or Uvenk, so if he's Alliance, he has to be, like, one of Udina's cronies/sycophants who thinks Shep is menace or somesuch.
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Modifié par shinobi602, 05 janvier 2011 - 05:16 .
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Mr.House wrote...
This is very surprising. He does a good job with all these other characters and roles but with Shepard it's meh. It's a dam shame.
Funny, I think he does a very good job (much better than Hale imho).
TS2Aggie wrote...
It's nice to see a thread that's actually giving Mark Meer some credit for once.
I don't agree that Hale is particularly bad at any of her lines (not so much that I actually noticed, anyways), but Meer is just fantastic (particularly as that one merc that gets murdered by Thane and chucked down the ventilation shaft on Thane's recruitment mission).
As much as I love Meer and think that he's a boss.shinobi602 wrote...
Yea, I'm sorry, but renegade male Shep>>>>> renegade femshep...
He tries to stay neutral because the player decides how nice or badass he is. If I choose a paragon option and choose the renegade option in the enxt sentence, it shouldn't sound like a completely different character.Nightwriter wrote...
Mr.House wrote...
This is very surprising. He does a good job with all these other characters and roles but with Shepard it's meh. It's a dam shame.
I know, it's weird. He's clearly capable of awesomeness. I mean look at this video, just look at it:
He's hilarious in this, what gives? Why does he hold back when he's doing Shepard? Mark Meer, tear down your wall!!
Fredvdp wrote...
He tries to stay neutral because the player decides how nice or badass he is. If I choose a paragon option and choose the renegade option in the enxt sentence, it shouldn't sound like a completely different character.Nightwriter wrote...
Mr.House wrote...
This is very surprising. He does a good job with all these other characters and roles but with Shepard it's meh. It's a dam shame.
I know, it's weird. He's clearly capable of awesomeness. I mean look at this video, just look at it:
He's hilarious in this, what gives? Why does he hold back when he's doing Shepard? Mark Meer, tear down your wall!!
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