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I heard the Japanese voice acting for Heroes of Might and Magic for the first time from Toxa. I didn't understand anything and didn't notice any advantages over the English version; I don't understand why you like it.
The Japanese voice acting is great because of the good voice actors who can convey the character's personality, create emotions, and give the game a better feel. The English voice acting, on the other hand, is done by amateurs who just do it for fun. It's emotionless, soulless, and makes you feel disgusted with the game. Not to mention that they often mix up the character's gender and have male voice actors voice female characters. By the way, I played with the English voice acting for the first few days. If it weren't for Revan's guide on how to turn this nightmare into a pleasure, I would have stopped playing and wouldn't have gotten as much enjoyment out of it.
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Fangblade Slayer is the best "husbando" swordsman, along with Albert.
And unlike Albert, he really looks like a tough knight who has seen a lot of bad things in his life. This doesn't mean I don't like Albert.