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Corvius Apr 22 @ 9:42am
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No TRANSLATED voices
I find it incredible that there are no voices other than English, even though the first version of the game had a French version...
For me, it's a no-buy until the modders translate the game.
They give you body types 1 or 2, but if you speak another language, it's non-inclusive...
This is not reassuring at all for The Elders Scrolls 6
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Corvius Apr 22 @ 10:30am 
Ultimately it becomes discrimination against non-English speakers.
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Korinth Apr 22 @ 11:24am 
Yeah I've just seen this, they know it will sell anyway so they're doing english ONLY, every other language can fùck themselves this time!
What a bunch of cheap ****
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Corvius Apr 22 @ 12:54pm 
The most worrying thing about all this is that there are fewer and fewer games being translated into anything other than English, I hope that the next studios that emerge will make the effort.
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Orion Invictus Apr 22 @ 12:55pm 
Aren't there subtitles or something?
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Corvius Apr 22 @ 12:59pm 
Yes, but it's not the same as having the voices translated, which was the case in Bethesda games until now.
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Orion Invictus Apr 22 @ 1:02pm 
Originally posted by Corvius:
Yes, but it's not the same as having the voices translated, which was the case in Bethesda games until now.
They clearly did the math and concluded it wasn't worth the added cost. Each additional language doubles the base cost of voice acting.
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fox Apr 22 @ 1:04pm 
Because Napoleon lost.
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Zunnoab #931 Apr 22 @ 1:06pm 
It's 120GB, $50-60, and only has English?

Not cool.
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rakonax Apr 22 @ 1:07pm 
Originally posted by Orion Invictus:
Originally posted by Corvius:
Yes, but it's not the same as having the voices translated, which was the case in Bethesda games until now.
They clearly did the math and concluded it wasn't worth the added cost. Each additional language doubles the base cost of voice acting.
i won't pay 55€ for greedy cost saving.
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Orion Invictus Apr 22 @ 1:10pm 
Originally posted by rakonax:
Originally posted by Orion Invictus:
They clearly did the math and concluded it wasn't worth the added cost. Each additional language doubles the base cost of voice acting.
i won't pay 55€ for greedy cost saving.
And that's your right as a consumer.

Personally, since I'm equally proficient in my native language and English, it makes no difference to me.
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Korinth Apr 22 @ 1:14pm 
Originally posted by Orion Invictus:
Originally posted by rakonax:
i won't pay 55€ for greedy cost saving.
And that's your right as a consumer.

Personally, since I'm equally proficient in my native language and English, it makes no difference to me.

But these games were classics when we were kids / teenagers because they were translated... I personally don't care about Oblivion but it means they'll probably do the same for Fallout 3 *sigh*
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Corvius Apr 22 @ 1:15pm 
Yes and probably for the Elder Scrolls 6 :(
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Yoghurt shot Apr 22 @ 1:17pm 
demastered version
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Corvius Apr 22 @ 1:31pm 
XD
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Orpheaned Apr 22 @ 2:46pm 
Pas de voix Françaises = pas d'achat.

Le jeu original est doublé en plusieures langues.

Là c'est du gros foutage de gueule de la part de Bethesda et Microsoft.

N'oubliez pas que Microsoft fait parti des 10 entreprises les plus riches de la planète.

Si ils ne sont pas capable de faire du doublage dans plusieurs langues, qu'il arrêtent de faire des jeux.
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