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It was, jarring, to say the least.
Good quest though, can't remember, something about dreams, and saving a person from their own nightmares.....
It does because the OG voice acting were highly theatrical and the news are subdue in their performance witch create a constrast.
It's jarring to me so put it on the list with the rest.
They should've recorded the new voice lines with the same settings as the original
The original voice actors in Oblivion are actually really good, the writing, sometimes not so much.
This time, neither is good.