Does Anyone Else Think We Should Have A Southern USA Voice Option?

[Kacho_Nacho]

Listening to the voice acting, it's clear we need a better English option. It sounds too proper and gets in the way of the scenes. Seriously, it sounds like I'm listening to an Alice In Wonderland audiobook. I think we need someone more down to earth.

How about a southern USA accent from Georgia or Tennessee voice option? Or perhaps a nice Chicago accent?

I'm totally joking, of course.

Sorta.

[StarRosie]

...Joke or not, this does make me entertain the thought of Urianger's speech actually being understandable.

Honestly? I could see them keeping him being barely understandable as a joke and make his voice be like Boomhauer from King of the Hill. "Dangnabprimalsandtheredangnabentrhallinginnocents...bydangmothacrystalweshouldputastoptothem. Mhm."

[Lord_Zlatan]

Listening to the voice acting, it's clear we need a better English option. It sounds too proper and gets in the way of the scenes. Seriously, it sounds like I'm listening to an Alice In Wonderland audiobook. I think we need someone more down to earth.

How about a southern USA accent from Georgia or Tennessee voice option? Or perhaps a nice Chicago accent?

I'm totally joking, of course.

Sorta.

Would love it if Alohinaud sounded like he was from Staten Island.

[AkashiXI]

Being a Chicagoan native, I’d love to hear the Scions in our accent. DA WAHIOR OF LIGHT!

[Kacho_Nacho]

Would love it if Alohinaud sounded like he was from Staten Island.

Oh Twelve... *snerk*

Being a Chicagoan native, I’d love to hear the Scions in our accent. DA WAHIOR OF LIGHT!

*nods enthusiastically*

It would be wonderful!

[RubenSnizzle]

English canadian VA with their aboot and eh at the end of all their sentences.

[Canadane]

English canadian VA with their aboot and eh at the end of all their sentences.

Sign me up.

[SilverObi]

Only if we get some south american accents for every male lalafell

[Kacho_Nacho]

Only if we get some south american accents for every male lalafell

I'd love it! I used to have a Louisianan accent so thick you could cut it with a knife. Sadly, I lost it after living in Ohio for a few years.