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But in the game so far, I got a different impression. I can't say for sure yet, though.
LOL at the "I'm hurt, and I tell you everything important you need for your mission, then I immediately die." trope they actually put in.
I don't know, there's something about the voice acting that doesn't convince me.
Especially when I'm sneaking up behind someone and Corvo starts talking to explain something, the immersion gets ruined a bit.
And let's not ignore the fact that he speaks in a really disconnected way, it doesn't really feel like he's an assassin going on missions... he sounds bored.
When you hear a voice actor sounding like he's reading a script, you're usually dealing with someone who has very little public speaking experience. A dead giveaway is an unnatural cadence, flow, to the dialogue, pauses where there shouldn't be any, and no pauses where there should be. It's really hilarious when you can tell by the way an actor mispronounces a word that he has NO feckin' idea what the word means.
Yeah, Mr. Actor running across a strange word in the script: Whatever the Hell you do, don't put down the script and pick up a damned dictionary. Heaven forbid you should actually sound like you know what you're talking about.
But, it's not always inexperience that makes a bad voice actor. I point you to The Knife of Dunwall DLC of Dishonored. Before I played the game, I really liked Michael Madsen movies. After, not so much. He sounds like a damned mouth-breather, and you can tell he doesn't understand all the words he's reading—and he so painfully sounds like he's reading!
Sorry, Mike, but you're an idiot. Worse, you advertise it when you read, like those guys whose lips move when they are reading silently.
Same here... why would you read in such a dull way... ESPECIALLY IF YOU'RE GETTING PAID FOR IT?