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I loaded game played 40 seconds then changed to russian cos it makes no sense lol
So I just switched to english, and even tho the accent is a bit too much "UK-ish" it's good enough, and I can understand everything without focusing on the subtitles.
Fair i find more immerive tho , each to their own
As for the OP's question, the quality of the English voice acting is higher than the Russian acting. If you understand Russian you are going to immediately notice problems with the general quality of that dub because while I'm sure the actors did their best it was an afterthought aimed at people who don't speak the language. Who just want rugged sounding gibberish, basically. It's an aesthetic addition.
Maybe I just need better characterization. >_> Plus, he's supposed to be a nerdy egghead, but his picture looks all edgy, and his russian voice is incredibly deep and rough. And the mix of that british voice, and that pic of him, doesn't make sense at all to me either. I wish it was done a little better.