Do you have the same problem with the story as I do?

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Originally Posted by DSaint

Another case: Caim, Drakengard 1. He is really mute. Angelus speaks a lot of cool and cruel stuffs, while Caim just kill and hate everything. Caim = best character ever, despite not saying a single word. Lol

Just random thoughts, sorry xD

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Uhh ok it's been awhile since I played Drakengard but I remember that no he was not mute not at the start of the game. His voice was the price of forming a pact with the dragon you can hear him talking to her he says what say you a pact or death. So no he's not mute his voice was the price for forming a pact with her its a random thing for every one in that game who makes a pact.

i dont want to hear a voice, cause my character has a special voice in my head.
I would like a lot of different options to say to reply to conversations though. But there has to be a couple to choose from cause sometimes there are two options and I dont think my character would say any of those sentences so its weird to pick either.

I don't get why this is a problem now and not brought up over 5 major patches ago.

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Originally Posted by Riepah

Uh... the person you quoted specifically stated that there should still be an option to have no voice overs. What's your reason for saying no to something that a lot of people would like, and wouldn't affect you if it were added as you could just continue voiceless?

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They also said this though:

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Originally Posted by Lucke

Also have different emotional dialog like, "sassy", "angry", "arrogant", "funny", etc. to give our characters the personality we want them to have. Of course these options won't change the story in any way.

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To which all I can say is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15EVGOMHYbk

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Originally Posted by Felis

Also in 4 different languages.
12 voices * 4 languages * 2 genders = 96 voice actors

Of course it would be the best if our character speak japanese only ^^

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If they made the 12 voices proper it would be separate per race. So more like this.
12 voices * 6 races * 4 languages * 2 genders = 576 voice actors

It's entirely unrealistic to do the 96 voice actors let alone the 576 required to maintain the variety in the voices we selected.