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Heavensward on has a lot more voice acting.
ARR is 'mostly' text-dialog, sprinkled with some VA moments. Heavensward & Stormblood has a lot of MSQ VA. Shadowbringers MSQ is filled with VA.
The higher the expansion, the more VA you'll experience.
Tangential aside, FFIX was written at a College+ reading level, and the only reason I know this is because I always tested several years ahead of my classmates (G6-8) and Final Fantasy 9 was the closest thing to a book I ever read during that time.
Imagine that Meme with Steve Carell accepting the award awkwardly. Now put "Top Reader in <Not gonna dox myself> Middle School Award" That was literally me.
Return to Tradition.
ESO can do this since each quest and story part has only few lines of dialogue. Look at Fallout 4 for another example.
Voice acting is highly expensive, especially in Japan where not only Hollywood failures end up working
No it doesnt, HW has maybe 5% more voice acting, its very slight. As with the other expacs,
You’d think that with the amount of money they earn from subbing alone, they could at least afford in voice acting the intro area. Terrible first impression.
Money is the last thing to be an issue here. They clearly just don’t care.
It gets significantly better in both quality and quantity in HW and later.
I'd say try to get through it, it does have its moments as well. Post ARR is a slog but the ending is quite good.
Like I mentioned I'm not the biggest fan of reading the text so I'm basically just grabbing all of the quests and side quests skipping through dialogue and trying to blow through the quests and work on leveling. I'll try to get through ARR and see where I'm at, if you buy the latest expansion do you get the other(s), like in ESO you get all the previous expansions with the purchase of the newest one, or do you have to buy them all individually?