Iorveth's voice actor is my favorite. Hope we will meet him in W3. Zoltan was good too. Personaly Gerald's is my least favorite (english).
Well, on one hand I agree that the voices of Triss and Dandelion in TW2 weren't all that great, on the other hand I thought they did a great job in imitating their counterparts from TW1. I wonder if they were intentionally trying to sound like the "original voices," so to speak. Sadly the originals are basically flat, nasal generic American accents.
Regardless, if Triss or Dandelion suddenly sound Welsh or something in TW3 it will be much more jarring, no matter how talented the actor. Too late to give their voices a radical overhaul, ya know?
I also hope they crank up the bass and the volume in Doug Cockle's recordings for Geralt in TW3. He practically boomed through my stereo speakers in TW1, while in TW2 his voice sounded weak and thin, and was often so much softer than other voice actors that I would have missed what he said if I didn't have subtitles.
Regardless, if Triss or Dandelion suddenly sound Welsh or something in TW3 it will be much more jarring, no matter how talented the actor. Too late to give their voices a radical overhaul, ya know?
I also hope they crank up the bass and the volume in Doug Cockle's recordings for Geralt in TW3. He practically boomed through my stereo speakers in TW1, while in TW2 his voice sounded weak and thin, and was often so much softer than other voice actors that I would have missed what he said if I didn't have subtitles.
Yeah.Flixster said:
Geralt sounded quiet and weak in TW2 (not in voice acting), but the way his voice was mastered in the final product. He was way to quiet in some scenes. However i still prefer him in TW2, mostly because he doesn't use his infamous monotone voice for every situation, like he did in TW1.
I really like the way he speaks in the scene where Zoltan and Dandelion are about to get hanged and Geralt get's pissed. If i was just listening that scene, i would never realize that was Geralt speaking.
