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Should Gordon get a voice !?
What do you guys think ? :afro:
What do you guys think ? :afro:
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neptuneuk said:*news* EA just bought the rights to HL2!!! it will be quickly made and will include 12 missions full of bugs and craptastic voice actors!! gordon freeman is now voiced and also screams in pain. also, all forms of technical support will be discontinued unless you phone the EA help line (charged at $16 a minute, only available in the US)
might happen....
Samon said:Won't. Valve are smart enough to know that EA is a path not to be trodden, not even looked in the direction of. Plus they are aiming for publisher freedom over Steam and EA is the perfect example of why developers would want to be publisher free.
Dag said:But yet they chose to side with Bill Gates... ;(
he sounds excactly as i sound, trust me on this onegabriel said:when you play half-life, you might get a feeling for what you think gordon's voice would sound like if he did talk. if they made him talk all of a sudden, the voice they record for the game could sound different from how you imagined it and then you'd be dissapointed. also, its just one of those things they should never change in hl.
just say NO, to a voice for gordon.
iyfyoufhl said:he sounds excactly as i sound, trust me on this one
I agree :thumbs: there is no way of telling what Gordon would sound like. For all we know he may have a high squeaky voiceDag said:But...he never said anything. How do you know how he sounds?
Art said:I don't like silent heroes : <
Dag said:But...he never said anything. How do you know how he sounds?
The game actually does let you do that. Walk up to the nearest metrocop at the start and say into your microphone: "I would like to join the evil side, which is you!!!"Dag said:But if I really was Gordon, I would sell out to the Combine first chance I got, just because I love being Evil.
Mechagodzilla said:The game actually does let you do that. Walk up to the nearest metrocop at the start and say into your microphone: "I would like to join the evil side, which is you!!!"
You'll get a realistic response from him. :thumbs:
Me from other thread:
Making gordon talk is a huge mistake from which the game would undoubtedly suffer.
The simple fact is that unless the game contains an impossible voice recognition AI program, a talking gordon will be just as stupid and unable to communicate as he is now. Only louder.
Want to ask Kliener how a scanner flies? You can't.
Want to ask what the g-man is? Unless there's a new "ask what g-man is" key, that won't happen.
As for the story, how would gordon audibly talking suddenly make the plot better? Valve would still control the dialogue, and still keep what they want secret and what they don't want hidden. It would be exactly the same only, again, louder.
Gordon does talk in the game, except it is left to your imagination what he says. You click the squad movement key, and it's the same as saying "go over there".
A dearth of imagination is the real problem here.
It's no different than the people who say "I can't see my legs therefore I am floating. WHY AM I FLOATING???"
Dublo7 said:HELL NO!
If valve ever give Gordon a voice, I will throw a barrel of napalm at their building.
CrazyHarij said:Don't you hear sounds from him whenever you're damaged by fire? It sounds something like "nngh" or "sshhf".
Yeah I was never sure about that. If you "used" a scientist in HL1, they'd agree with your suggestion without Gordon having said anything. Personally I like to believe that he didn't actually say anything, he's just telepathic or something.Mechagodzilla said:Gordon does talk in the game, except it is left to your imagination what he says. You click the squad movement key, and it's the same as saying "go over there".
The_Monkey said:Lol, Tr0n hasn't even played the game yet