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[IMNOTCRAZYiminsane]

 Like in the Beginning of Dragon Age Origins it's Duncan 

They Should make Tay Zonday do His voice is just too amazing to Pass up! :happy:

[Zeldrik1389]

I don't know about you, but I'm totally fine with Brian Bloom coming back as Varric and narrate my Inquisitor's tale xD

[Milady]

I would say the guy who voiced Zaeed, Murdock etc. But.. alas :'(

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

Cate Blanchett, Morgan Freeman, Liam Neeson, or

Zeldrik1389 wrote...

I don't know about you, but I'm totally fine with Brian Bloom coming back as Varric and narrate my Inquisitor's tale xD

If that means he comes back as a companion again this gets my vote. :3

[Sacred_Fantasy]

More railroaded experience? No thanks. I do not need a narrator to tell my character's journey. Enough with Duncan or Varric already. They knows nothing about my character. Just let me discover the world myself without other people's "unreliable" account.

[Plaintiff]

Have Claudia Black do it as Morrigan.

Her intro to Kingdoms of Amalur was pretty much the only good thing about it.

[Zarathiel]

Plaintiff wrote...

Have Claudia Black do it as Morrigan.

Her intro to Kingdoms of Amalur was pretty much the only good thing about it.

Dat voice. I could listen to her read pretty much anything.

[Captain Crash]

Zeldrik1389 wrote...

I don't know about you, but I'm totally fine with Brian Bloom coming back as Varric and narrate my Inquisitor's tale xD

Actually I would quite like that as well.  Kind of as a recap of events after his interogation up to now and how the world and changed and the climate in Thedas has evolved.

[Enigmatick]

Sacred_Fantasy wrote...

More railroaded experience? No thanks. I do not need a narrator to tell my character's journey. Enough with Duncan or Varric already. They knows nothing about my character. Just let me discover the world myself without other people's "unreliable" account.

Because the narrator in Baldur's Gate really railroaded the hell out of us. 

[Potato Cat]

If Morrigan's not in this game, at least let her narrate. SAme goes for Flemeth.

[Noctis Augustus]

Claudia Black.

[Knight of Dane]

I've always wanted to hear Henning Jensen doing English, he has that deep grunty voice I love. He would do a good antagonist too.
He's also good here..

[Sith Grey Warden]

Sacred_Fantasy wrote...

More railroaded experience? No thanks. I do not need a narrator to tell my character's journey. Enough with Duncan or Varric already. They knows nothing about my character. Just let me discover the world myself without other people's "unreliable" account.

How did Duncan as a narrator "railroad?" Also, his only info about your character was a very skeletal background that explained the framework in which your character grew up.

[Sacred_Fantasy]

Sith Grey Warden wrote...

Sacred_Fantasy wrote...

More railroaded experience? No thanks. I do not need a narrator to tell my character's journey. Enough with Duncan or Varric already. They knows nothing about my character. Just let me discover the world myself without other people's "unreliable" account.

How did Duncan as a narrator "railroad?" Also, his only info about your character was a very skeletal background that explained the framework in which your character grew up.

Which later being misused by BioWare to explain a full blown,not only railroading set-in-stone story experience but also completely out-of-character Hawke.

 Third person narrator should never be allowed in the first place. 

 I don't mind narrator for documentaries like Animals Planet or America's Funniest Home Video tho. 

[Enigmatick]

You didn't answer his question at all.

[Sacred_Fantasy]

Enigmatick wrote...

You didn't answer his question at all.

I did. Duncan in DAO is justifcation for Varric in DA 2 and BioWare's interest to tell THEIR suck messy 3 ACTS story.

Modifié par Sacred_Fantasy, 12 avril 2013 - 06:07 .

[Enigmatick]

And he asked how Duncan 'railroaded' you in DA:O, you just replied that he was used as a justification for Varric's 'railroading'. Did Duncan actually make the story more linear through his Narration?

[Maria Caliban]

Enigmatick wrote...

You didn't answer his question at all.

I have to agree with Enigmatick.

I can see how the origins themselves might limit one's character concept but that's separate from Dunan's narration, which is there to make sure the player knows what the PC knows.

[Il Divo]

Enigmatick wrote...

Sacred_Fantasy wrote...

More railroaded experience? No thanks. I do not need a narrator to tell my character's journey. Enough with Duncan or Varric already. They knows nothing about my character. Just let me discover the world myself without other people's "unreliable" account.

Because the narrator in Baldur's Gate really railroaded the hell out of us. 

This was my first thought as well.

[Sacred_Fantasy]

Enigmatick wrote...

And he asked how Duncan 'railroaded' you in DA:O, you just replied that he was used as a justification for Varric's 'railroading'. Did Duncan actually make the story more linear through his Narration?

Yes. Duncan narrate the intro, telling fairy tales about of the Blight, the origin of darkspwans, The Maker bull****, the black city bla bla before he goes on to touch the framework of each protagonist origins. I don't need all those nonsense account especially about the Maker and the Black City.  It doesn't make the story anymore believeable.   

[Realmzmaster]

My vote is for Avery Brooks. I can still hear him saying "Spenser!" James Earl Jones would also be a excellent choice.

[Sacred_Fantasy]

Maria Caliban wrote...

Enigmatick wrote...

You didn't answer his question at all.

I have to agree with Enigmatick.

I can see how the origins themselves might limit one's character concept but that's separate from Dunan's narration, which is there to make sure the player knows what the PC knows.

The PC knows nothing about the existence of The Maker, The Black City  and shouldn't be exposed with such ridiculous notion especially from the perspective of Dallish Elven PC Origins and Dwarven PC Origins.

[sirus1988]

This guy:


jk, jk.. I loved the voice that did Duncan in the Warden's Calling trailer.

[Realmzmaster]

Sacred_Fantasy wrote...

Maria Caliban wrote...

Enigmatick wrote...

You didn't answer his question at all.

I have to agree with Enigmatick.

I can see how the origins themselves might limit one's character concept but that's separate from Dunan's narration, which is there to make sure the player knows what the PC knows.

The PC knows nothing about the existence of The Maker, The Black City  and shouldn't be exposed with such ridiculous notion especially from the perspective of Dallish Elven PC Origins and Dwarven PC Origins.

That may be true if the PC lives in a completely closed society, but they do not since they trade with other races. Knowledge of the Maker and the Black city would seep in. In fact one of the dwarves Brother Burkel is spreading that doctrine. The city elves work in the city and would be exposed to it. The Dalish elves still have contact with outsiders through trade.

[Zeldrik1389]

Seriously? Narrator hater? Boy, some people just hate everything eh? lol I don't know about you, but if a tale doesn't have stuffs like "once upon a time", it won't sound much like a tale to me xD And seriously, if you hate it, just skip the scene. The skip function is there for a reason. Just because SOMEONE doesn't like it, doesn't mean the rest of the players have to suffer. Developers do what majority want, and if you don't like it, then remember you DON"T HAVE TO listen to it.

Modifié par Zeldrik1389, 12 avril 2013 - 07:55 .