>game has no voice acting
Game has no voice acting
Luis Edwards
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Logan Edwards
i typically prefer when there's no voice acting. typically.
John Watson
>game has voice acting but it's just a bunch of mumbles and other various noises that make up the in game language.
Chase Rivera
>video game is winnable
Chase Cox
Learn to read, you illiterate faggot.
Daniel Martinez
>game has differently-pitched blips that play when text is advancing to represent each character's voice
Juan Hernandez
No game did this better than Custom Robo.
Matthew Perez
pull the trigger soyboy
Lincoln Nelson
the one I always think of is youtu.be
Christian Evans
Stewoy Griffboy
Lincoln Green
Good. Maybe more of your kind will off yourselves then, and we won't have to suffer awful VA again.
Grayson Harris
>Portable game has voice acting
I hate this. It doesn't seem right.
Cooper Torres
>voice acting doesn't match the subtitles
Dominic Baker
>Videogame is winnable.
Fucking easy game 0/10 too easy for me, beat it in my sleep anyone who has trouble is a fucking casual.
Jack Bell
Glad I don't play weeb games. Super annoying watching footage of Xenoverse and FighterZ to see if they're worth a pirate. though
Blake Moore
Is there a list of games that do this
Samuel Ortiz
>onichan localized to first name
Asher Rodriguez
>game has no voice acting
Joseph Hall
Xenoverse is exactly what I was talking about. every fucking line is messed up
Ayden Sanders
>I need to have my hand held and get the story read out to me!
Fitting that you used a baby picture
James Long
Gee, I don't know:
Banjo Kazooie
Skyward Sword
Undertale
I remember Sonic Battle has different beeps depending on whether the speaker is male, female, or a robot.
Planet Robobot does it for the few cutscenes with text boxes.
Pretty sure there's a lot more examples.
Jose Nguyen
>onii-san and variants localized to "big bro"
No one in the English-speaking world that matters speaks like that. Why bother changing it if it still sounds unnatural and awkward?
Lincoln Howard
>portable game has voice acting
>also has NO subtitles
Shouldn't be allowed desu
Carson Walker
that would be so amazing if that talent-less hack McFarlane killed himself.
Jace Wilson
The new Fire Emblem games kind of
Oliver Perry
Because localization teams are about changing as much as possible. Not about being accurate. And DEFINITELY not about making a product actually appeal to the intended audience.
Landon Lee
Vermintide 2 has a super severe case of this
Austin Sullivan
Animal Crossing, Dragon Quest and Mario. Zelda until they went retard with full voice acting.
Owen Stewart
>game has voice acting
>all the VA's are welsh
Caleb Nelson
Okami to an almost obnoxious degree
Isaac Robinson
Thinking back on it, at least TTYD and Super Paper Mario kinda do it. So does Ace Attorney once in a while, but rather for emotions or specific characters.
Jonathan Miller
Oh, yeah, A Hat in Time also does it, but only if you buy an item.
Henry Moore
>game has voice acting
>its robert akins downe, nolan north and laura bailey
Jayden Campbell
I don't think he doubted it I just think he wants to avoid them at all cost?
Levi Sanders
Fuck you faggot Vagrant Story was god tier.
Evan Miller
>playing moviegames
Nicholas Perez
Divinity Original Sin showed us that giving absolutely everyone VO is not necessarily a good thing. Better to have select few npcs with extremely good quality like the early fallouts/baldurs gate than having the annoying shrill shitfest that is Divinity Original sin.
Evan Hall
No voice acting just means I won't pay any attention to the story. I came to play video games, not to read a story between the fun parts.
Dylan Long
>he needs voice-acting
Brainlet detected.
Easton Davis
>game has a fantasy/Sci Fi setting made in Japan/America with zero ties to Earth
>every voice is British
So fucking tired of this. Movies are doing it as well.
Wyatt Powell
The British accent is a meme that tricks American normalfags into thinking something is exotic.
Elijah Hernandez
I know exactly why it is done. It hits that middle ground where Americans think something sounds foreign while still being in the English language. But it has been overdone to the point where it has become a cliche. If every fucking fantasy game does something, it is no longer unique. It would be more unique to have a fantasy game that didn't pull Cockney/Olde English.
Nolan Bennett
any 3D Nintendo game that isn't Breath of the Wild
Gravity Rush does something similar but it's better
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Jeremiah Ross
Believe me my man I completely agree with you.
Joshua Hall
>doesn't like Laura Bailey
Andrew Flores
dragon ball xenoverse 2 holy shit, especially with that Deadpool wannabe
Eli Perez
>Watches Family Guy
>Has retarded opinions
No suprise there.
Xavier Morgan
>Game has no voice acting, even though characters mouths move
>A simple script that could be translated with a machine
>Announced months after a three day E3 event
>Still does not have pre-orders available
>We are 83 days away from E3 2018, yet still no new announcements regarding it, despite it being one of the most anticipated games "this year"
>Company has a history of being xenophobic and denying the west of releases
Lincoln Butler
Those are far better than the snoozsfests we would have gotten out of some bland straight translation.
Xavier Carter
Name a game where a "straight" translation has made it worse.
Adam Robinson
>only main story events are voiced
>rest is text only
Why is this allowed?
Chase James
>cant keep up with FAST text speed setting
get a load of this fag
Tyler Wood
Custom Robo has it, which different sounds for each character, and different portraits to convey their emotions.
Jason Sanders
>It's Laura Bailey doing a bad Texan accent
OH SHINY
Michael Bailey
>game has character with an alright dub voice
>sequel has a different voice actress that sounds fucking terrible
Aaron Young
>every characters line ends with a quip
Jason Mitchell
The game doesn't need voice acting at all. They could have released it in the west simultaneously. Instead, they're gonna take over a year to add voice acting and really bad accents, which half the fans hate. And makes the general audience think the game is for babies.
Just SquareEnix being SquareEnix.
Hudson Gray
>game has voice acting
>it's slower than reading the text
Joshua Turner
Voice acting made games worse.
Evan Flores
>game has Japanese squealing
Uninstalled and refunded
Caleb Hill
All of them
Brody Nguyen
>Character voiced by Cindy Robinson or Wendy Lee.
Brayden Morris
Her only bad acting I know of is the Asian chick from Binary Domain
Cooper Hall
So you have no examples. Good job proving the point.
The only time a "straight" translation is bad is when it's actually not a straight translation. It's a dry translation. All translations have to change things from the original source, simply because you can't directly translate from Japanese to English. The question is, how much is the translation changing stuff. Is it just changing the sentence structure, or is it changing the original intention of the words?
The Dragon Quest games have horrible translations because they don't just translate the original content. They go many steps beyond that and start adding in puns, dialects and "westernized" jokes that the original author never wrote. Yuji Horii didn't write the Zenethian Dragon as a satire on Ned Flanders. Nor did he make Alena a bad Russian stereotype. These were added by the middle man localization team. And are an extreme disservice to the game. They're effectively saying that they don't think the original games story can stand on its own, so they took the initiative to change it to something they think would be funny or cute.
So you're defending these translations as being better is effectively saying you prefer their vision of what the game should be over the original authors.
Christopher Gonzalez
>literally ignores the posted example
>goes on to whine about localization
Benjamin Howard
>game has simsish mumbling
Kayden Smith
You didn't post an example. I asked you to provide an example of a game that has been translated with a "straight" translatio and was bad. Instead, you just posted an image of a Japanese game without showing the translation.
And if you're trying to claim FFVI was better because of the "son of a submariner" translation change, that's just dumb. It also overlooks the tons of other examples from the same game where there's tons of things lost in translation. I also notice you didn't post something from games like FFVII, VIII or Tactics, which have such bad translation errors they have caused conspiracy theories from fans over what the intended meaning is.
>goes on to whine about localization
Translation is part of localization, you dolt.
Dominic Reyes
can you not read?
Lincoln Richardson
>Game is an open world RPG, the latest in a series known for its non-linear main storyline
>It has voice acting
Asher Butler
>game is totally open ended
>has set cutscenes and linear content