S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl

S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl

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Cutscene lip sync?
My first playthrough, I went English voices so I could clearly follow everything.

Second playthrough, I went with Ukranian voices, but the cutscenes are still lip sync'd to English? Is this a bug or did they not bother syncing to the Ukranian voices? That's an odd choice if so.
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Because they made the lip sync only for English.
Do you guys just looking at others lips while someone talking and it bothers you so hard?
Stnank Jan 7 @ 12:47am 
Originally posted by FilthyAnimal:
Do you guys just looking at others lips while someone talking and it bothers you so hard?

Well, uh, yeah? It's distracting. Especially when so much effort is put into the facial animations for scenes where characters are getting in your face, and nothing matches up.
To be fair voiceovers with lip sync is expensive. They were probably running low on money.
Stnank Jan 7 @ 12:52am 
Originally posted by Sparhawk122:
To be fair voiceovers with lip sync is expensive. They were probably running low on money.

Understandable, I'm just shocked they didn't sync it to their native language if they had a choice. But I guess they were banking on American players.
Last edited by Stnank; Jan 7 @ 12:52am
Originally posted by Stnank:
Originally posted by Sparhawk122:
To be fair voiceovers with lip sync is expensive. They were probably running low on money.

Understandable, I'm just shocked they didn't sync it to their native language if they had a choice. But I guess they were banking on American players.

English speaking countries are more then just America. But what you say makes sense. I think it worked for them too. This game is successful and they have sold a lot of copies. Nearly 80K user reviews on Steam alone.
Last edited by Sparhawk122; Jan 7 @ 12:58am
Stnank Jan 7 @ 1:01am 
Originally posted by Sparhawk122:
Originally posted by Stnank:

Understandable, I'm just shocked they didn't sync it to their native language if they had a choice. But I guess they were banking on American players.

English speaking countries are more then just America. But what you say makes sense. I think it worked for them too. This game is successful and they have sold a lot of copies. Nearly 80K user reviews on Steam alone.

Sure I should have said they wanted to "capture the Western audience", but if you're going for English, pretty solid chance they're after American money.
z1 Jan 7 @ 2:49am 
Interesting, I haven't even noticed so far. I guess I'm typically reading the subs
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Date Posted: Jan 6 @ 9:05pm
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