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[KiwiQuiche]

I want Morgan Freeman and Arnold Schwarzenegger to voice the dwarves and Dalish.

[In Exile]

Elfman wrote...

My problem with Bolton is that, as a City Elf in Origins (played that origin so many times!), he also played Vaughn. So when he spoke, I just saw Vaughn, and I could barely get past Lothering with him.

It was a difficult to appreciate choice, to say the least. 

But I have seen clips of his dialogue later on and it is a lot more emotive than most male protagonists I've seen. So I don't know it well, but I do know it's better than most, (shame about Vaughn, though it is to his credit he was memorable to me).

He was certainly an unbearable scumbag, that Vaughn (to say the very least). Boulton is a good actor, but his voice is distinctive. 

[lady_v23]

a soft accent please! anything more I do not care.

[Savvie]

Hmm...multiple accents for the PC would be an interesting idea and possibly add to more replayability for the game considering we aren't getting any type of Origin stories. Sadly, I just don't think Bioware has the resources to do something like this.

Now that I think about this idea more, I really would like to see different voice actors for each set of race we can choose from (male and female). My goodness if they are extending the game another year to release just to include the multiple races, they should really make them feel unique and different from each other. It was the multiple race inclusion that brought my interest back to DAI because I now feel like they are trying to include some aspects of DAO.

[Han Shot First]

In one of the other threads someone made a compelling argument for the protagonist not being Orlesian. The argument went that since the game is set in Orlais, it would be better to have a protagonist from another nation, so all the Orlais info dumps don't make the hero seem like buffoon who has no knowledge of his or her own country.

As much as I'd like an Orlesian protagonist, I think that poster made a good point. Perhaps it would be better to have an Orlesian protagonist in another setting (like the Anderfels, for example) and have DA:I's protagonist come from someplace like Tevinter or Nevarra or Starkhaven, ect.

[Ryzaki]

Meh I heard more of that templar from Lothering in Boulton's voice than Vaughn. So didn't bother me that much.

Though yeah it wouldn't hurt not to have an extremely distinctive VA voicing the characters.

[Plaintiff]

Andy Serkis should do the male Inquisitor. He has extensive experience with voice work and motion capture, if it's needed. Plus, he already voiced an 'Inquisitor' in Risen.

[Zeta42]

KiwiQuiche wrote...

I want Morgan Freeman and Arnold Schwarzenegger to voice the dwarves and Dalish.

"Get to the choppa!" Or what have they.

[General Malor]

Marakov7 wrote...

An American accent? You mean like Larry the Cable Guy...or perhaps a New York accent...or maybe a surfer dude accent...or an Boston accent where Mark sounds like "Mahk"...or the multitude of different accents heard throughout the country? I never reaized that there was actually an American accent...guess I learn something new every day.

Yeah, it's the accent that sounds like an identity crisis to the other nations of the world. 
Joking of course.

[Silas7]

Ericander77 wrote...

In terms of races, Kossith and dawrves have more american accents, and city elfs have either have English, American, or French (Orlais). Dalish however, have Irish and Welsh accents. Do you think bioware is going to either: make our elf a city elf by default, make them dailsh by deflaut, or go the extra mile to hire 4 different voice actors to give us the choice?


NOTE: Please keep all conversation respecful. 

When did American become a language?

[Gnoster]

Interesting poll result so far, ~10% want the inquisitor to have a french accent like some of the worst ones from DAO (I remember vividly the woman in the merchant area of Denerim and how I wanted to tear the hair out of my head when she spoke) and DA2 (way too many annoying people with crappy accents to remember :-) ).

Joking aside accents are fine to help define groups of people in a game such as DA, but they have to be done so they don't overshadow the characters and story, and honestly some of the orleasian accents are really horrific in my opinion.

Modifié par Gnoster, 21 août 2013 - 11:21 .

[Arakat]

Disapointment wrote...

Ericander77 wrote...

In terms of races, Kossith and dawrves have more american accents, and city elfs have either have English, American, or French (Orlais). Dalish however, have Irish and Welsh accents. Do you think bioware is going to either: make our elf a city elf by default, make them dailsh by deflaut, or go the extra mile to hire 4 different voice actors to give us the choice?


NOTE: Please keep all conversation respecful. 

When did American become a language?

Where did anyone say that? The OP says that city elves have English, American, or French accents. Yeah, the word "accent" is dropped out, but since it's mentioned right before, that's the only way to read that sentence.

Sorry, I'm a language geek. I'll show myself out.

[Marakov7]

General Malor wrote...

Marakov7 wrote...

An American accent? You mean like Larry the Cable Guy...or perhaps a New York accent...or maybe a surfer dude accent...or an Boston accent where Mark sounds like "Mahk"...or the multitude of different accents heard throughout the country? I never reaized that there was actually an American accent...guess I learn something new every day.

Yeah, it's the accent that sounds like an identity crisis to the other nations of the world. 
Joking of course.

Well, okay...now, that makes sense.

[Doveberry]

I'd love a Fereldan Inquisitor, if only as a connection to the previous Dragon Age heroes. However, I'll be happy with whatever we're given as long as the voice work is well done, and it pretty much always is in Bioware games (especially for female PCs for some reason).

[BioFan (Official)]

Doveberry wrote...

I'd love a Fereldan Inquisitor, if only as a connection to the previous Dragon Age heroes. However, I'll be happy with whatever we're given as long as the voice work is well done, and it pretty much always is in Bioware games (especially for female PCs for some reason).

I could see them easily having an North American or English voice actor coming back in again for human. We might not even get the background option of country of origin, they may leave that up for the player to come up with in their imagination. 

[Zombie_Alexis]

Gina Torres for Qunari or Human Inquisitor.

[Potato Cat]

Zombie_Alexis wrote...

Gina Torres for Qunari or Human Inquisitor.

If I can't play my qunari now because Gina Torres does not voice her, I will blame you forevermore.

[BioFan (Official)]

Elfman wrote...

Zombie_Alexis wrote...

Gina Torres for Qunari or Human Inquisitor.

If I can't play my qunari now because Gina Torres does not voice her, I will blame you forevermore.

PLEASE

[cartcurt]

Anyone knows the inquisitor's voice actor ?
By listening the demo they showed, he sounded like Mark Meers again to me !?

[superdeathdealer14]

I can only be comfortable being from Ferelden, to this very day I still take delight in hearing Carver say "That's how we did it back in Ferelden!"

[Dargon Affected]

Foshizzlin wrote...

I'd like the old options from DA:O where you can choose which voice you'd like.

^^This.
maybe 4-6 choices in total, 2-3 accents per gender. especially if they give you a full preview af what the sound like and what they will say in combat.
I hated haing my warden say "should I get you a ladder so you can get of my back?" over and over. Annoying as hell.

Modifié par Dragon Effected, 08 janvier 2014 - 04:10 .

[TheButterflyEffect]

Orzammar is where it's at.

[Toasted Llama]

I can't even hear any difference in accents besides 'murican and british... And Australian, a itty bitty little bit.