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I don't disagree that a GOOD VOICE actor, that happens to be a GOOD ACTOR, is great. But they cost big bucks. And there ARE many Michael Ironsides-soundalikes waiting for their big chance ...

 

Does Michael Ironside really cost big bucks? Sure he's done big movies but he's also done quite a bit of trash, and I'd much prefer the real thing to a soundalike.

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I don't disagree that a GOOD VOICE actor, that happens to be a GOOD ACTOR, is great. But they cost big bucks. And there ARE many Michael Ironsides-soundalikes waiting for their big chance ...

 

Does Michael Ironside really cost big bucks? Sure he's done big movies but he's also done quite a bit of trash, and I'd much prefer the real thing to a soundalike.

He's a pretty prolific B-movie actor. He's all over the Sci-Fi channel.

 

I myself much prefer Lance Henriksen. His game work (ie Red Faction 2, which I had the misfortune of playing) has not been good, though.

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Interesting that you prefer Henriksen, despite his game work being poor.

 

 

I thought Michael Ironside (and Dennis Haysbert) have done excellent jobs in the Splinter Cell games.

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Wow. I knew Haysbert did the second one. Given the voice of the third one, I figured it was still him.

 

The two sound quite similar.

 

My statement is still correct however :)

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John Cleese! And, I don't even go gaga over him in movies; but he did a terrific job in his rather large cameo in JE!

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"Please, enlighten me as to the contents of that conversation."

 

THE SET UP: The woman earlier asked you to find her kidnapped children. Sounds like your typical CRPG side quest, right? Wrong.

 

You eventually find the children. However. they. are. all. dead. and. turned. into. undead. (zombies, I think).

 

You return to Mommy Dearest.

 

THE CONVERSATION CHOICE: You get to choose whether to spare her the details of her children's plight or spill the whole beans. At this time, she can tell soemthing is wrong; and is awaiting your words.

 

THE AFTERMATH: This is the sad part. You either lie, and spare her feelings, or you tell the truth and the distraught mummy runs out of the inn ... right into the arms of some thugs. Not missing a beat she continues to run... and, they slaughter her.

 

P.S. You can, if you are quick enough, cheat the game, and kill the thugs but it doesn't really change anything.

 

The dialogue itself was wellw ritten and showed the woman's emotinal state, and the character's dilemma well.. unless the character is an evil sicko ...

 

I wish I could remember the exact words; but hey, it's been a few years. LOL

 

Knowing Bethesda and the ES series, I'd be SHOCKED they'd have a situation  in Oblivion like this written well enough to be emotionally moving - as much as any game can be that is.

 

 

:)

 

The Gray Prince quest and the Arena was rather well done, and on par with that.

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The Gray Prince quest and the Arena was rather well done, and on par with that.

 

Meh, I just did his quest. The only neat part about it was challenging him as Grand Champion. Though he threw the fight a bit too obviously.

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I enjoyed the pet pig part.

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