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I would rather my pawn have a voice I enjoy listening to and be suboptimal, than be more efficient but sound like he's reading off cue cards for my entire adventure.
It's not about min/maxing. It's that if I wish for my pawn to be more aggressive based on how i envision them, i want them to be as such.
I was lucky that the voice that I really liked was atleast mid-stage for the role, and is atleast acceptably suitable. I couldn't imagine if the voice I wanted was the "I stay next to you so you get hit by every attack that comes my way" vocation.
guilty as charged, the voice dictated the inclination but I'm not really bothered by that.
Oops forgot to type not after should.