| vivster said:
Maybe the fact that those studios couldn't just find other voice actors underlines their importance? Why is it a bad thing to demand to be treated as much as you're worth? |
Exactly I mean from what I've read the voice actors request weren't outragoues and wasn't solely about money either but health and saftey issues that would effect their abiltiy to work.
This is part of something I read from a similar article:
SAG-AFTRA had previously decried vocal stress issues such as "fainting in sessions, tasting blood, vomiting, losing their voice for a day up to several weeks, and permanently losing their vocal range."
https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2017/09/video-game-voice-actor-strike-might-finally-be-over/
Since I love games with a strong story the voice acting in it is important to me and I always make it a point to listen to every voice acted part in a game I think trying to use a program to do voice acting would be a complete mess as it would come across as stiff and lifeless.
