Javert
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After seeing the Heavy Weapons video and hearing him with the thick Russian accent, I wouldn't be surprised if Valve also made the voices of each class to have their each special accent of a location or group. Some others become obvious. Consult the TF2 wallpaper to see just what I mean.
Soldier: German accent. Judging by the gray uniform and gruntiness, he's a pure send-up on the Day of Defeat Axis soldier.
Demolitions: Carribean accent. With the dark skin, goatee, and patch over the eye, he may as well have been firing cannons or sticks of dynamite aboard a pirate ship. Yarr!
Spy: British accent. Something about his thin body and face, that cig in his mouth, screams James Coburn-esque. Besides, aren't the Brits awesome spies?
Sniper: Australian or Texan accent. His hunting hat and jacket says it all. A man of the wild.
Medic: Ivy League Professor accent. Sort of like an American-Oxford accent. This guy is a geek that went to Med school. Just chose a different profession.
What are your guesses? It will be interesting to see some other TF2 classes interviews and see whether Valve chooses to vastly differentiate their voice.
This post is NOT meant to be racist or discriminatory. Any stereotypes are in good fun (computer game fun).
Soldier: German accent. Judging by the gray uniform and gruntiness, he's a pure send-up on the Day of Defeat Axis soldier.
Demolitions: Carribean accent. With the dark skin, goatee, and patch over the eye, he may as well have been firing cannons or sticks of dynamite aboard a pirate ship. Yarr!
Spy: British accent. Something about his thin body and face, that cig in his mouth, screams James Coburn-esque. Besides, aren't the Brits awesome spies?
Sniper: Australian or Texan accent. His hunting hat and jacket says it all. A man of the wild.
Medic: Ivy League Professor accent. Sort of like an American-Oxford accent. This guy is a geek that went to Med school. Just chose a different profession.
What are your guesses? It will be interesting to see some other TF2 classes interviews and see whether Valve chooses to vastly differentiate their voice.
This post is NOT meant to be racist or discriminatory. Any stereotypes are in good fun (computer game fun).