Male Sheps VA is way better. I actually enjoy listening to him and he has more than one tone.
But anyway, I'm watching the Garrus romance on youtube, finally. The last conversation you have with him where he says he'll do some research, he's like "okay that sounded bad" and turns away. I would have died if he said "back to my calibrations" or something like that.
From: PartOfYourWorld | #209 Because Jennifer Hale does an outstanding job. I don't care if I get flak for this, but at this point, I'd take her over either David Hayter or Cam Clarke as the best VA in the bis. The VA who does male Shep doesn't speak with nearly the emotional range. Every line delivery I've heard from him sounds the same.
Really Yo?
Really?
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I don't know how that's possible. I play as male Shep all the time and he's quite capable of inflection while femShep constantly sounded bored with everything she said, which made her boring herself.
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From: PartOfYourWorld | #258 Yes, really. Hale's resume is just too strong and varied.
No she's great >_>
I was being incredulous about mentioning Hayter as one of the best VAs. He has one role (at least so far as anybody cares) and never emotes or shows any range. But mainly it's really unfair to say somebody is the best based on one role.
I mean, if we do that, then I declare Christopher Lee to be the best voice actor in all of gaming.
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If we're going by one role, then David Kaye should win.
I don't know how that's possible. I play as male Shep all the time and he's quite capable of inflection while femShep constantly sounded bored with everything she said, which made her boring herself.
Mark Meer has really one tone. Hale will actually more her voice up and down octaves necessary to show different emotions. When she needs to threaten, she sounds threatening. When she's trying to comfort someone, it sounds like she's comforting someone.
The best way to put it might be this: Mark Meer might actually sound like a soldier. Jennifer Hale sounds like a human being.
From: TheRock1525 | #304 Oh, and I hope we all recognize that there's only one VA god, and that's Frank Welker.
I will accept this if we also put Tara Strong up as the VA goddess.
Seriously, that woman has absolutely insane range, has done literally hundreds and hundreds of roles, and I swear, not a one sounds the same.
But the thing about both Welker and Strong is that in addition to doing lots of great acting, they both do performances in multiple languages, which is a feat in itself. Welker especially does foreign language dubs of his own characters sometimes, which is brilliant.
Mind you, if we keep it to games, Welker hasn't done that much relatively speaking.
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Don't really get the Mark Meer hate, but whatever. TheRock is either blatantly exaggerating for effect or he's listened to maybe 10 Mark Meer lines if he really thinks the things he's saying about him.
Well, if you've never saved the base, might as well save it to cover all your bases (LOL pun intended) for an ME3 playthrough.
I think in my three ME2 playthroughs, I covered just about every decision you could make (except for killing Samara in favor of recruiting Morinth because Morinth sucks).
Also couldn't kill off Wrex in the ME1 interactive comic thing either. He's just too awesome.
I have one, but it isn't perfect. This is my most perfect file, with every single main/side quest completed in both games. It'll be the last time I play ME1/2 in a loooooong while.
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Well, the good news is that there's some good save editors out there for the 360 version. Even with the ability to edit decisions in ME1! So if you want to experiment with ME3 storylines without having to go back to ME1 and ME2, you can check that out.
But the PS3 version is the only one I would say to actually avoid if possible, and it doesn't look like this will change from ME3 (PC/360 version exclusive DLC, ME1 choices becoming important, etc.).
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Not really. I mean I have ME1 and 2 on the PC, but my laptop can't run it as well as my PS3. So I'm gonna be getting ME3 for the PS3 first. I may get it for the PC at some point if I see a reason to.
Also, unless you pick the default Shep, it's REALLY hard to make a decent looking MaleShep.
They all have that Uncanny Valley "bioware face" going on, sadly. And yeah, femShep's VA is way better than maleShep, even if I do love how he voices some of those amazing renegade options.