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Don't get me wrong, I'm glad the origin characters and some characters in the game itself got some A+ vocal talent in the budget, but would be nice for the custom characters to have more options for really different and/or distinct voices. Not being able to have an option for a gruff voice for a Half-Orc or Dragonborn is a bit odd.
But the whole thing is actually lacking and disappointing.
WHY ARE THEY ALL BRITISH. I wanted my Dragonborn who I based off my recent DND character to have a rusty gravely voice like I intended him but instead every options is posh the worse kind of British voice.
Solasta only had 3 male voice choices, but at least one was deep and gruff.
The genitalia diversity is just a cheap marketing ploy to appease Americans. No actual effort went into that.