Shadowverse: Rise of Bahamut

The latest version resulted in a rather unusual priest: without the usual plethora of amulets and with a small number of early-game drops, but with Elana and a decent arsenal of healing spells. Elana appeared at the start, as did the healing spells – the initial problem was that there was nothing to buff properly.

The Japanese voice acting is blessed with good voice actors who can convey the character's personality, create emotions, and provide an immersive experience. The English voice acting, on the other hand, is done by amateurs who do it half-heartedly; it is emotionless, soulless, and makes you feel disgusted with the game. Not to mention that they have a habit of confusing the character's gender and voicing male characters with female voices.
By the way, I played with the English voice acting for the first few days. And if it weren't for Revan's guide on how to turn this nightmare into a pleasure, my interaction with the game would have ended, and I wouldn't have gotten the enjoyment I deserved.