CrazyGamer2017 said:
I must add that it's really strange that you complain about same voices and faces in TW3 when this was 10 times worse in games like Oblivion where you literally have the same copy/pasted face when you talked to people with the same dialogues when for instance talking to guards in different cities. And that's not even mentioning the fact children are so painfully copy/pasted in Skyrim all the way down to their clothes. And I won't talk about copy/pasted kids in Oblivion cause they didn't even bother to put kids in that game. I guess people are born adults in that world... Yet you seem to love games like Oblivion or Skyrim but hate TW3. |
Yep, it's not a W3 problem, it's a general problem. When you have a world of hundreds of voiced characters, you simply cannot afford to hire a unique voice actor for each and every one. Didn't bother me too much.
