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#1504
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To be fair, even in the English version, Yunica's "la-la" annoys me, but in the Japanese version, it sounds even worse.
А, вот почему.

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#1505
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Heroist
Hold on, but what downsides could the original voice acting possibly have compared to just plain bad voice acting?
It's like telling a screenwriter about the images of the characters they created themselves.
Since you've made a comparison to movies, for example, remakes are often more successful and well-known than the originals, although there are, of course, exceptions to this rule.
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Hmm, yes, when you think about it, I actually like some of the Russian voiceovers in Hearthstone more than the English ones, but overall, there are significantly fewer of them (!). And in general, for example, an incorrect voiceover for a character's gender or a complete change of their intonation cannot be a plus, at least because the creators originally intended something else. At the very least, I simply can't perceive it adequately, even if a larger part of the Western audience likes it more. It turns out to be a completely different game in the end.

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Oh, yes, here's another advantage of the Japanese version.
А, вот почему.

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Incorrect voice acting for a character's gender or a complete overhaul of their intonation cannot be considered a positive aspect, if only because the original creators envisioned it differently.
I can't argue with that, but it's actually a very serious flaw, and it's surprising how it even made it past quality control.
It reminded me of the localization of Dragon Age, where there were lines in the game where the actors would stop mid-sentence and say something like, "Oh my god, how am I supposed to read this?"
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I remembered a specific instance of localization in Dragon Age.
I thought this would be about cases where male characters were voiced by female actors, and female characters by male actors. And some even changed voice actors mid-dialogue, from male to female.
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Well, if even the English localization team allows themselves such things, what can we expect from our guys...
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Yeah, it’s better to read subtitles. Such flaws can easily be forgiven, but the game was ENTIRELY in Russian, and now all games only have subtitles, which prevents you from immersing yourself in the game's atmosphere.


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Author, shove your original voice acting where the sun doesn't shine. Voice-acted game localization is much better than, as in GTA 5, those damn subtitles. Sure, there are mistakes, but it's more enjoyable to play while listening to your native language. And to pay money and have just dry text? No, thank you.


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Yeah, of course, it's better to read subtitles. Okay, in Mass Effect, they're at least at the bottom, but here you have to stare at the top if you have trouble understanding English when listening. And what, every game has some funny and sad bugs in the translation. I just took it all with humor. You guys are so strange, anyone can throw mud, but you haven't done anything yourselves.
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#1513
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Everyone is right, that's why Blizzard games are the best!
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#1514
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Ple-Sen
The voice of Scooby-Doo's little son from STS. I haven't heard Russian dubs in ages. And people actually watch this, huh?
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#1515
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The downsides of the Japanese version:
- The awful voices of Yunie and the bell-ringing angel.
I have a neutral opinion about the angel (although I'm not a fan), but Yunie also doesn't appeal to me. However, it's worth noting that she fits the image quite well.
- It's hard to understand anything.
There's that satisfying feeling when, thanks to years of watching anime with subtitles, you can understand a good portion of the characters' lines. It also helped that my sister studied Japanese at university, and as a true anime fan, she enjoyed mixing normal speech with insertions of some anime-related words 20 times a day. Whether I wanted it or not, my dad now understands a small part of the vocabulary in Japanese.

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By the way, regarding any dubbing in general, I always prefer to play with the original version, which best conveys the spirit of the game as planned by its developers. And if there are also subtitles with a translation, that's a 10/10.
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#1517
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Second full foil patch, this time a good one, and for 5-0. Okay, I'll take it...

get rekt by those who play for twenty hours straight.
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take revenge on master players in Taikou.



I didn't notice how nicely Lilith looks until I put her on fullscreen to admire the animations. I'll add her to my Bloodcraft waifu list along with Nightmarque and Killer Devilke.
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