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Originally posted by TheCrimsomBlade:
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Originally posted by The Sexiness:
Normally I would be in full approval of spoken dialogue as it adds a sense of depth and uniqueness to NPCs, but when dealing with games as huge as the Elder Scrolls series, it is just impractical.
The massive amounts of NPCs will surely sound boring and repetive, no matter the quality, variety, or number of voice actors, simply because you are bound to find numerous NPCs that sound the same and say the same thing.
But in all honest after playing for endless hours straight I think most of us here will probably begin to just ignore most of the stuff that we hear over and over.
100% spoken dialogue in Oblivion? Nay (but not all together a bad thing).
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It apears you have read nothing about Oblivion and I advise you do. 1000 lines of Dialog doesn't sound like hearing things over and over.
How did you come up with massive amounts of NPC sound boring and repetive you really need to find out more about the game its only a 50 hour main story and you sure don't spend all day talking unless your a real nut.
From what you said you have never played any of the Elder Scrolls to any extent and never spent any time at the offical forums.
Anyone that will play any RPG and wish to follow the story won't ignore most of the stuff we hear unless you just stand in one place talking to the same NPC for endless hours straight.
Oh and most of us here are hard core RPG gamers and we are less that 1/10 of 1% of the Elder Scrolls followers so go make these statements at the main forums and see where you stand after making thse statements.
Oh and welcome to the Forum Mr negitive first post. [/QUOTE]That said, in Morrowind there was alot of repetetive voice acting and voice actors. One guy in particular (he did the bloke you first talked to on the ship) his voice was used everywhere and it was highly noticeable. I could have sworn I also heard him in an Oblivion clip too [img]redface.gif[/img] .