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[NM_Che56]

So, the English VO let's you pick either American or British accent.

 

https://twitter.com/...728569035522048

 

Which will you pick?

 

I'm on the fence.  I think I'd have to hear them first (I'm hoping your character creation process let's you preview it).

 

 

[Rawgrim]

British.

[shinobi602]

Is there a link to the American accent? I don't think I've heard it yet.

[katerinafm]

Whichever one sounds better, hahah. Accent is irrelevant if the voice doesn't fit your character.

[Science To Do]

I think I'd have to hear them first, too, but I'm kind of leaning toward the British voice. Hawke had a British voice, and I always imagined my Warden with a British voice for some reason, so I might as well continue.

[Welsh Inferno]

Have to hear them first. Nice to have a choice like this though.

[CENIC]

British for my human and elf Inquisitors, American for the qunari. Unless I end up falling in love with one particular voice.

[quickthorn]

I usually pick British when I have a choice, but I'll most likely play a female Inquisitor for the first playthrough and need to hear both voices before I decide. 

[Sequin]

Will have to hear the options first.

[Just My Moniker]

Most likely the British one, but I'll have to hear them first.

[ManOfSteel]

British for Human Inquisitors, no doubt. I will more than likely opt for the American accent for my Qunari characters though, unless I'm not a fan of it.

[shinobi602]

Here you go: https://twitter.com/...728569035522048

 

Thanks but I meant to hear the actual voice

[Former_Fiend]

Well I can't say for sure until I've heard the american VA, but providing it's someone with a relatively deep voice, I'm likely to go as that as I'll be playing a qunari first go round and the british voice doesn't fit that at all.

[HiroVoid]

Thanks but I meant to hear the actual voice

Yeah.  Just hid the post after I realized I misunderstood the question.

[Solas]

I'd have to hear them first. Some British accents annoy me and some are fine and some are nice. Some American accents annoy me and some are fine and some are nice.

 

My accent preference will come secondary to the voice itself though. If I don't like the voice itself having an accent I like means squat.

 

I am tired of "British accent" meaning "Specific English Accent" incidentally.

[frankf43]

I'll and listen to all the voices and then pick my two favorites. It's more about how well the VA carries the part rather than which accent is better IMHO. 

[Truffle]

It really depends on the voice actor. I like strong, powerful voices that command respect. If one female voice sounds like a petite little princess then I'll choose the other. Same with the male voices. But for now I'm going to say British.

[Yanagi_Uxinta]

I'd have to hear them first. I'd like to go British, but not if it's the typical RP nonesense since the vast majority of us Brits don't sound like that XD So yes, I'll wait and see.

[SerWhat?]

I don't think you get to choose.  It's British for human and elf , American for Qunari and dwarf.  At least, that is the information that was given.  Don't remember from where though.

[BubbleDncr]

Since I'm playing an elf my first playthrough, I'll probably go British. I hope both the American and British female voice actor are equally awesome, that way I don't feel like I want to pick the voice that "breaks lore."

[realguile]

I want a american male inquisitor to sound like Ron O'neal.

 

DO IT BIOWARE.

[XxPrincess(x)ThreatxX]

Ill use both, will probably use the british accent more though since im english myself.

[Elhanan]

Most likely will choose all at some point, based on my playthroughs in the prior series.

[shinobi602]

I don't think you get to choose.  It's British for human and elf , American for Qunari and dwarf.  At least, that is the information that was given.  Don't remember from where though.

 

Huh? Each race has 4 voice options each...

[NoForgiveness]

I seriously hope the option doesn't just say "American or British" and not give an option to hear them or anything.