The worst main voice actor is whomever does King Jorunns voice. Jorunn sounds like a down syndrome American kid trying to fake a Norse accent. Its bad I had to mute him during the Windhelm and Rift quest lines either the actor didn't give a damn or the sound directors gave him bad advice.
the best is probably Naryus or Queen Ayrenns voice actress whomever does Raz and Darien are decent for the men...
vivisectvib16_ESO wrote: »Keith Szarabajka. Don't @ me.
BjernarKhan wrote: »
Awkward
Female Bosmer not so much, I found Eveli Sharparrow to be very annoying.
like... literally Raz is one of my favorite characters and its at least in part due to his voice acting. its very specific voice actors that bother me and i hope I emphasized it enough now.
So one of my favourite things about this game is the 100% voice acted quests and dialogues,I absolutely love it,I have always been a fan of voice acting.But there's one thing I just can't seem to quite get behind...the guy who voices Neramo,Verandis and Vanus Galerion xD Idk if it's the way he seems to always sound enthusiastic about the weirdest of things or perhaps his accent but everytime I hear him I try my best to keep in character and not burst out laughing.
So my point is....who do ya'll think is the best and worst voice actor in ESO?
Siohwenoeht wrote: »BjernarKhan wrote: »
And quite accomplished outside of ESO. Jorunn needed better writing, not a different actor imo.
Ruse_Noire wrote: »My absolute favourite voice actor in this game is JB Blanc, the guy who voiced Elam Drals of the Dark Brotherhood, and other Dark Elf voices. So smooth, sexy AF.
Least favourite - the older Altmer voice actor. Her voice sometimes sounds muffled, and not suited for the character she is portraying. Also a bit too... nice?
Definitely have a lot of love for John Cleese and Bill Nighy!
Siohwenoeht wrote: »BjernarKhan wrote: »
And quite accomplished outside of ESO. Jorunn needed better writing, not a different actor imo.
Jorunn is weird because that actor is.... well, weird. He almost always plays psychopaths and deranged villains (if my memory serves he even played Lucifer one time).
He's an interesting actor but just not a good fit for Jorunn. I personally think Brendan Gleeson or someone like that would have been better.
David Keith...
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Oh you mean in ESO... David Keith should be in ESO... that voice... mmm. Just imagining him saying to going a dungeon or a delve...
I maynot be able to hear his sultry voice anymore... but I am still very able to feel that bass rumble deep in my... bones.
starkerealm wrote: »David Keith...
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Oh you mean in ESO... David Keith should be in ESO... that voice... mmm. Just imagining him saying to going a dungeon or a delve...
I maynot be able to hear his sultry voice anymore... but I am still very able to feel that bass rumble deep in my... bones.
Was that supposed to be Kieth David?
starkerealm wrote: »Siohwenoeht wrote: »BjernarKhan wrote: »
And quite accomplished outside of ESO. Jorunn needed better writing, not a different actor imo.
Jorunn is weird because that actor is.... well, weird. He almost always plays psychopaths and deranged villains (if my memory serves he even played Lucifer one time).
He's an interesting actor but just not a good fit for Jorunn. I personally think Brendan Gleeson or someone like that would have been better.
Peter Stormare. Dude's a fantastic actor. Technically he played Satan in Constantine, the distinction is important because Lucifer is a different character in DC comics. That's the same Lucifer played by Tom Ellis in the TV show of the same name, by the way.
I don't agree that he was bad casting for Jorunn, just that Jorunn was criminally underused in the story. The same thing is true for Ayrenn and Emeric. All three are really interesting, distinct, characters, but so much of their backstory was peripherally hinted at in notes and lorebooks, without really having the time to play it up. Going from memory, Jorunn wanted to be a bard, and was thrust into the role of High King, and ended up in conflict with his brother over it. That'd mess up nearly anyone. But, it's never fully examined, so we're left going, "well, Jorunn is a weirdo."
starkerealm wrote: »Siohwenoeht wrote: »BjernarKhan wrote: »
And quite accomplished outside of ESO. Jorunn needed better writing, not a different actor imo.
Jorunn is weird because that actor is.... well, weird. He almost always plays psychopaths and deranged villains (if my memory serves he even played Lucifer one time).
He's an interesting actor but just not a good fit for Jorunn. I personally think Brendan Gleeson or someone like that would have been better.
Peter Stormare. Dude's a fantastic actor. Technically he played Satan in Constantine, the distinction is important because Lucifer is a different character in DC comics. That's the same Lucifer played by Tom Ellis in the TV show of the same name, by the way.
I don't agree that he was bad casting for Jorunn, just that Jorunn was criminally underused in the story. The same thing is true for Ayrenn and Emeric. All three are really interesting, distinct, characters, but so much of their backstory was peripherally hinted at in notes and lorebooks, without really having the time to play it up. Going from memory, Jorunn wanted to be a bard, and was thrust into the role of High King, and ended up in conflict with his brother over it. That'd mess up nearly anyone. But, it's never fully examined, so we're left going, "well, Jorunn is a weirdo."
The film's wiki page has him cast as Lucifer Morningstar. So you'll have to take that distinction up with them.
Jorunn doesn't sound like a traumatized bard to me either. He sounds more like a crazy person high on battery acid.
Stormare is a good actor, sure. But his voice (and mannerisms) are better suited for psychopaths and criminals. Casting him as a supposedly diplomatic and wise King just doesn't work. At least not in my opinion, anyway.
starkerealm wrote: »starkerealm wrote: »Siohwenoeht wrote: »BjernarKhan wrote: »
And quite accomplished outside of ESO. Jorunn needed better writing, not a different actor imo.
Jorunn is weird because that actor is.... well, weird. He almost always plays psychopaths and deranged villains (if my memory serves he even played Lucifer one time).
He's an interesting actor but just not a good fit for Jorunn. I personally think Brendan Gleeson or someone like that would have been better.
Peter Stormare. Dude's a fantastic actor. Technically he played Satan in Constantine, the distinction is important because Lucifer is a different character in DC comics. That's the same Lucifer played by Tom Ellis in the TV show of the same name, by the way.
I don't agree that he was bad casting for Jorunn, just that Jorunn was criminally underused in the story. The same thing is true for Ayrenn and Emeric. All three are really interesting, distinct, characters, but so much of their backstory was peripherally hinted at in notes and lorebooks, without really having the time to play it up. Going from memory, Jorunn wanted to be a bard, and was thrust into the role of High King, and ended up in conflict with his brother over it. That'd mess up nearly anyone. But, it's never fully examined, so we're left going, "well, Jorunn is a weirdo."
The film's wiki page has him cast as Lucifer Morningstar. So you'll have to take that distinction up with them.
I was using IMDB. Since that's running off the credits, I kinda suspect the fan written wikia may have some minor errors.Jorunn doesn't sound like a traumatized bard to me either. He sounds more like a crazy person high on battery acid.
I mean, you're not wrong. But that is a hilarious image.Stormare is a good actor, sure. But his voice (and mannerisms) are better suited for psychopaths and criminals. Casting him as a supposedly diplomatic and wise King just doesn't work. At least not in my opinion, anyway.
My favorite was probably him voicing Hugin or Munin (I forget which) in The Secret World. But, I mean, literally, one of a pair of *** ravens that spouted riddles at people.