I'm so shocked...

[ingosupercute]

...about how diverse good voice actors can be! I found Madelin's voice to be quite pleasant yet a little familiar, so I googled the actress.

Totally blown away by how often I had already heard her in several games I played without ever linking them to another: IF in Hyperdimension Neptunia - Madelin. Scarlett Witch in Marvel Heroes - Madelin. Tina in Dead or Alive 5 - That's right it was her too. And the list goes on.

Props to miss Kate Higgins. I would have never guessed. Last time I felt so fooled by a voice was when I found out League of Legend's Annie was actually spoken by a grown woman and not a child, lol.

[Karathrax]

Mercedes is the same voice actress as Karliah in Skyrim.

[ingosupercute]

Originally posted by Karathrax:

Mercedes is the same voice actress as Karliah in Skyrim.

You gotta be kidding me! I loved her voice so much in Skyrim. It's totally unrecognizable with that fake French accent. Karliah had such a very beautiful British accent. Wow!

[Karathrax]

Originally posted by ingosupercute:

Originally posted by Karathrax:

Mercedes is the same voice actress as Karliah in Skyrim.

You gotta be kidding me! I loved her voice so much in Skyrim. It's totally unrecognizable with that fake French accent. Karliah had such a very beautiful British accent. Wow!

Oh, yeah, the male pawn voice (it's all pitch-shifted, except Voice 1) is Troy Baker, who did Talion's voice in Shadow of Mordor.

[Huggles the Cat]

Why won't they bring in the Vic Minyana?! Or Johny Yong Basch? More modern people that the kids will recognize! Steven Bloom. STEVEN J. BLOOM!!!!!!

[ChiDimmy]

I feel like that's what drew me so into this game over and again; the VAs are totally convincing. Even reading the ridiculous scripts they have to deal with, they never feel unnatural, I -somehow- believe I'm in this world where everyone says 'aught' all the time and these antiquated and clunky words have meaning that I can learn through context. I really like.. Ansell's voice >->; but omg I never would have guessed Troy Baker was behind all my favorite pawn lines!