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That's what game designers really want to hear...
Quotes in previous civ games were great... awesome quotes from throughout history.
These new quotes are just stupid. One states "The five mythical creatures are the dragon, the unicorn, the chimera, the llama, and the centaur"
Like wtf is that??? Seriously?
I loved the quotes in civ games, I listend to them/ read them, and some were even thought provoking. Some were so good I even wrote them down so I wouldn't forget them.
The quotes in beyond earth are on par with what you find written on the side of a taco bell soda cup. Just completely pointless... a waste of space and time.
What bothers me even more is that most quotes are by the various Civ leaders...so why the hell aren't they voiced by those leaders?
DC area struggle bro. Spend a few years here and it's an instinctual response, when you hear a brown person you assume it's going to be something absurdly rude. I have the pleasure of working in retail, where every other sentence is "CAN I HAVE DISCOUNT ON THIS? NO DISCOUNT NO BUY". Like I get that in your culture it's normal to haggle for turbans at Raj's turban emporium down the street, but ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ it gets old fast.
You really can't argue that an awful indian voice actor isn't several degrees more soul crushing than an awful white voice actor. Something about "the gAtes of the prOtEHtorATE are OOOPen" remains me of what hell sounds like.
I mean we could talk about how the AI is still hilariously imbalanced at higher difficulties, the lack of unique or vaguely interesting miltitary units, the way the tech tree is completely random like the programmer vomitted on his keyboard... but that's not what this thread is about.
When half the game is spent listening to the voice acting, be it negotiating with AIs or getting techs or really ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ anything, it becomes sort of important.
Agree a lot. The leaders here seem like cartoon stereotypes. If there was a German leader he'd probably be in läderhosen with a Pythonesque accent.
The writing overall seems to have taken a big drop from Civ.