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This is unlike the previous 2 games, and unfortunate
Will it stay this way?
I have no problems with english. It just feels totally wrong. Especially how Rommel pronounces the few german words they added in.
And it's not freaking 90'es - there is a ton of voice actors available through the globe. But, yeah, you need an actual publisher backing your efforts and Sega's only special power is budget cuts.
It says the languages on the info button....
No plans to add other audio
I enjoy the game nevertheless but after the perfect voiceovers we had in CoH1 and CoH2 this really feels like a downgrade.
They already have people speaking German in AoE4 (though it's not modern German). It was possible to bundle this production since Order of the Dragon in AoE4 too has new voice lines.
Funding from a punlisher is one thing, but it's producers job to make publishers pay less.