Mar 8 2018, 08:02 AM
QUOTE(fujkenasai @ Mar 8 2018, 07:44 AM)
Are you running on 4k?
Wow gtx 670 works ya what settings?
I still have problems downloading lol
U took leave from office?
nah, not 4k, 4k reso pack on 1440p monitors. Single 1080ti wont be enough to drive 4k reso at maxed out settings. Lazy to remove other 1080ti from my mining arrays, and single is good enough to power 1440p with occasional drops on grassy area @60fps. Wow gtx 670 works ya what settings?
I still have problems downloading lol
U took leave from office?
I'm kinda semi-retired, no need for office.... well, maybe once or twice a month, thats all.
QUOTE(Convael @ Mar 8 2018, 07:53 AM)
That is usually true , the " localization " between Japanese and English games can be unusually tough.
Some jokes that appear to be funny to the Asian , is hardly laughable to the Westerners , vice versa.
Again a lot of cultural differences can't be helped , for eg Japanese are on average a lot more "polite" than the average Westerner people when it comes to everyday talking.
In general it is also a lot easier / cheaper to find high quality voice actors in Japan because of Seiyuu industry in Japan is a lot more advanced .
In the case of FFXV , the English voice actors are from where they are hiring Actors from games like Diablo 3 , WOW
( aka A lot more professional and expensive ) . Which is why the typical jRPG that had a budget too low to hire Oscar awards level of V.A into the game suffered the most , for eg ; the recent Xenoblade 2
I played thru the game on English dub this time , they are on the " passable " level .
Not particularly good or bad , some of the English dialogues are still very cheesy due to the writings
I do find the Japanese Voice actor of Noctis a little too "dramatic " and lose his calm way too easily , for such an introvert Prince.
So he is the only character in the game where I find Noctis 's English actors have did slightly better in this regard , imho
I actually really liked Noctis seiyuu, especially towards the ending or where the momentum builds up, there's just no way in english simple words can be so devastating. Though i didnt really liked Prompto much, but i really think Prompto seiyuu deserve an award for FFXV, so is Ardyn's. The rest is good too, i believe everyone had a good synergy and placed a soul in each character, so much depth in each character were sucesfully portrayed in FFXV. Some jokes that appear to be funny to the Asian , is hardly laughable to the Westerners , vice versa.
Again a lot of cultural differences can't be helped , for eg Japanese are on average a lot more "polite" than the average Westerner people when it comes to everyday talking.
In general it is also a lot easier / cheaper to find high quality voice actors in Japan because of Seiyuu industry in Japan is a lot more advanced .
In the case of FFXV , the English voice actors are from where they are hiring Actors from games like Diablo 3 , WOW
( aka A lot more professional and expensive ) . Which is why the typical jRPG that had a budget too low to hire Oscar awards level of V.A into the game suffered the most , for eg ; the recent Xenoblade 2
I played thru the game on English dub this time , they are on the " passable " level .
Not particularly good or bad , some of the English dialogues are still very cheesy due to the writings
I do find the Japanese Voice actor of Noctis a little too "dramatic " and lose his calm way too easily , for such an introvert Prince.
So he is the only character in the game where I find Noctis 's English actors have did slightly better in this regard , imho
Ultimately, there is so much that i hate in FFXV, but there were more that i loved.
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