*For regular viewers: This is not a redo of my previous playthrough, it is the SAME playthrough. I have simply added my own personal recording for my player's lines of dialogue so she is no longer silent / mute. I have also taken a small amount of artistic liberty and added a few moments of inner-monologue of things she is thinking (or sometimes says) that is not in the game, just to flesh out her personality some more over time. Hopefully it doesn't feel out of place. I'm going to be doing voice over for all 13 current episodes I recorded and then resume BG3 from there adding my voice over for all future episodes. You will not find new / different content if you've already watched all 13 episodes of my series so far (other than my added voice over and few custom lines I throw in).* If anyone wants to see the original series to episode 13 without voice over, the playlist is here: ua-cam.com/video/UsZ1oqVd5YQ/v-deo.html
Thanks 🙂I just hope people don't find it it distracting or jarring, but so far people have been very positive on my Pillars of Eternity and Rome series, so I figure I'm at least not doing a bad job at it, which is good enough in my opinion😆
@@Hathurpersonally (as an italian) the only thing i found a bit jarring is your pronunciation of latin in Rome, which is made more obvious when the other characters speak it correctly.
@@AlesSimoncia Yeah, no surprise, I don't know any Latin (or any language other than English and a bit of French) and my pronunciation is horrendous, even when I try to repeat the way the npcs say it I often get it wrong heh. Sorry about that. I also have a hard time with the made-up names / words in Pillars of Eternity (I can never bloody get the name of Eothas right.. it doesn't help either that npcs often also pronounce it quite differently, so I'm never sure which is "right")
It's not a bad idea, but would have to be fairly far down my list. I'm pretty spent on Dragon Age origins, and have plenty of other projects to work on. If I do it, it wouldn't be for a long time from now. But a good suggestion nevertheless.
@@Hathur Thank you for considering it. Just a suggestion and was really just an idea depending what other projects you were working on. I've tried Playing BG3 myself, but the lack of a voiced player really ruins it for me. I understand why some game Devs do it, but it's really hard for me to play a RPG Game without a voiced player! LOL
@@bigal2688 I'm in agreement, I vastly prefer voiced player characters myself (it's why I'm doing it for Pillars of Eternity and BG3, so I can rewatch them in the future without having to try to read tiny text dialogue options while watching from my couch or bed). Initially I thought I would dislike hearing my player in my voice, but to my surprise I find I don't hate it and prefer it over the awkward silence when I watched the new version vs the original.
I promised myself that I would NOT watch anymore BG3 playthroughs. But then I accidentally caught this. I love the extra clips, voice acting, from your good self. Oh boy... hooked on another. OK.
Great job. Your voice sounds like the one you chose. Wish I could do the same with my character, but my voice doesn't only remotely sound like Voice #7 (woman playing a male protagonist here). I wonder how it comes that Evelyn's face is so clean... mods?
I think it's just the accent that makes me sound a bit like the character's combat voice 😆The player character has so few spoken lines in game (only ever during small exploration segments and combat, never in dialogue scenes), I wouldn't let it deter me (nor suggest letting it deter you) from providing a voice for your character if that's something you feel like doing. After the first hour or 2 of the game, the player character almost never speaks again (other than combat shouts basically).
@@Hathur Thank you for responding, and so fast. He still speaks exploration and random lines in Act 2... but expressing his feelings, thoughts and intent... a bit long to voice over, though. Might write a story one day. Also nice to see someone else really trying to resist. That with the voice over could be really interesting. Hope you clicked the Cultists on the Nautiloid. Can't wait to see what Evelyn makes of that...
26:08, YES, this is one of the moments I was hoping for. Many players either don't see this at all or don't think much about it. Thank you so much. Quite the WTF? moment for me as a player, too. Because something like that actually happens in another game, but there can't be a direct connection. Was that a memory? Someone else's memory? A vision? A fantasy? What does it mean? And why am I so fascinated (facial expression)? Am I dead and in Hell? But I feel pretty much alive, and the blood doesn't seem to be mine. (Also gave me the excuse to have a look at my male protagonist in all his glory... ahem...). And so on.
Lae'zel is SO hot in the intro. OH, you just added to the OLD, that is SO cool. You do have a very pretty voice and act your Char very well. Now I'm super excited for the rest. Great job Hathur. Thank You so much. Hope you're feeling better as the days go by. 😍🤗
Thanks, glad you like it! I'm gradually improving, still mostly in bed, but feeling a bit better each day and by the time I'm done doing voice over for all 13 episodes, I should probably / hopefully be well enough to resume BG3 (and Mass Effect 3).
Not sure what you mean. Are you asking if that's a line my character says? I don't believe so, I certainly didn't record saying that. There might be an in-game line where she says that (the PC does rarely speak in game, mostly just during combat, but there's a few rare lines where the game has commentary by the character on the environment when walking / running around... but her voice is a fair bit different from my own other than our accent, so it should be easy to tell apart as to which voice is me and which is the character's in-game voice)
@@Hathur I was teasing because everytime you click on/pick Tav/any character, they will say one of those trademark lines. “Is that blood? No Nevermind” “I’ve got a lot in my mind, and well, in it” “Shouldn’t have wished to live in more interesting times” Urge has his own lines as well
@@Hathur ah no worries, I think the other Urge lines are like “Wretched thing… Pull yourself together…” “Behold the dance of death!” And similar. Just was curious if you did those too lol
Divinity would be a bit harder to voice since the dialogue options there mostly give us a description of what was aid and not a literal dialogue. Hell that was the reason why I initially bounced off that game years ago. Though I will buy it thanks to Baldurs Gate and being able to test it a bit on my own.
*For regular viewers: This is not a redo of my previous playthrough, it is the SAME playthrough. I have simply added my own personal recording for my player's lines of dialogue so she is no longer silent / mute. I have also taken a small amount of artistic liberty and added a few moments of inner-monologue of things she is thinking (or sometimes says) that is not in the game, just to flesh out her personality some more over time. Hopefully it doesn't feel out of place. I'm going to be doing voice over for all 13 current episodes I recorded and then resume BG3 from there adding my voice over for all future episodes. You will not find new / different content if you've already watched all 13 episodes of my series so far (other than my added voice over and few custom lines I throw in).*
If anyone wants to see the original series to episode 13 without voice over, the playlist is here: ua-cam.com/video/UsZ1oqVd5YQ/v-deo.html
Thanks! I am still happy, for we are united with Us. #BG3
Loving that you're getting more confident acting out the player!
Thanks 🙂I just hope people don't find it it distracting or jarring, but so far people have been very positive on my Pillars of Eternity and Rome series, so I figure I'm at least not doing a bad job at it, which is good enough in my opinion😆
@@Hathurpersonally (as an italian) the only thing i found a bit jarring is your pronunciation of latin in Rome, which is made more obvious when the other characters speak it correctly.
@@AlesSimoncia Yeah, no surprise, I don't know any Latin (or any language other than English and a bit of French) and my pronunciation is horrendous, even when I try to repeat the way the npcs say it I often get it wrong heh. Sorry about that. I also have a hard time with the made-up names / words in Pillars of Eternity (I can never bloody get the name of Eothas right.. it doesn't help either that npcs often also pronounce it quite differently, so I'm never sure which is "right")
I was so hoping you would do this! Not sure if I should ask, but Dragon Age Origins would be a nice addition to your voice over Playlist. 😊❤
It's not a bad idea, but would have to be fairly far down my list. I'm pretty spent on Dragon Age origins, and have plenty of other projects to work on. If I do it, it wouldn't be for a long time from now. But a good suggestion nevertheless.
@@Hathur Thank you for considering it. Just a suggestion and was really just an idea depending what other projects you were working on. I've tried Playing BG3 myself, but the lack of a voiced player really ruins it for me. I understand why some game Devs do it, but it's really hard for me to play a RPG Game without a voiced player! LOL
@@bigal2688 I'm in agreement, I vastly prefer voiced player characters myself (it's why I'm doing it for Pillars of Eternity and BG3, so I can rewatch them in the future without having to try to read tiny text dialogue options while watching from my couch or bed). Initially I thought I would dislike hearing my player in my voice, but to my surprise I find I don't hate it and prefer it over the awkward silence when I watched the new version vs the original.
Haven't seen your work in ages my darling, I do hope you make it through the playthrough. You have a great voice! Keep up the good work!
Thanks, I definitely intend to finish this playthrough. Doing voice over for it is proving fun and extra incentive to finish.
I promised myself that I would NOT watch anymore BG3 playthroughs. But then I accidentally caught this. I love the extra clips, voice acting, from your good self. Oh boy... hooked on another. OK.
Thank you... and sorry 😆
Great job! It blends in smoothly ^^
Thanks 🙂
Insanely good performance! Wish there was a mod where you did VO for the game!
Great job. Your voice sounds like the one you chose. Wish I could do the same with my character, but my voice doesn't only remotely sound like Voice #7 (woman playing a male protagonist here).
I wonder how it comes that Evelyn's face is so clean... mods?
I think it's just the accent that makes me sound a bit like the character's combat voice 😆The player character has so few spoken lines in game (only ever during small exploration segments and combat, never in dialogue scenes), I wouldn't let it deter me (nor suggest letting it deter you) from providing a voice for your character if that's something you feel like doing. After the first hour or 2 of the game, the player character almost never speaks again (other than combat shouts basically).
@@Hathur Thank you for responding, and so fast.
He still speaks exploration and random lines in Act 2... but expressing his feelings, thoughts and intent... a bit long to voice over, though. Might write a story one day.
Also nice to see someone else really trying to resist. That with the voice over could be really interesting. Hope you clicked the Cultists on the Nautiloid. Can't wait to see what Evelyn makes of that...
Great to see you're back!
Shit I wasn’t expecting you to sound so natural it’s like ur apart of the game
Thank you 😊
26:08, YES, this is one of the moments I was hoping for. Many players either don't see this at all or don't think much about it. Thank you so much.
Quite the WTF? moment for me as a player, too. Because something like that actually happens in another game, but there can't be a direct connection.
Was that a memory? Someone else's memory? A vision? A fantasy? What does it mean? And why am I so fascinated (facial expression)? Am I dead and in Hell? But I feel pretty much alive, and the blood doesn't seem to be mine. (Also gave me the excuse to have a look at my male protagonist in all his glory... ahem...). And so on.
Lae'zel is SO hot in the intro. OH, you just added to the OLD, that is SO cool. You do have a very pretty voice and act your Char very well. Now I'm super excited for the rest. Great job Hathur. Thank You so much. Hope you're feeling better as the days go by. 😍🤗
Thanks, glad you like it! I'm gradually improving, still mostly in bed, but feeling a bit better each day and by the time I'm done doing voice over for all 13 episodes, I should probably / hopefully be well enough to resume BG3 (and Mass Effect 3).
@@Hathur Don't rush it, some times you turn out BLAAAHHH after 😁. I'm stubborn I do that ugh. Take your time 🥰🤗
great video
Do you ever say “is that blood?… no Nevermind”
Not sure what you mean. Are you asking if that's a line my character says? I don't believe so, I certainly didn't record saying that. There might be an in-game line where she says that (the PC does rarely speak in game, mostly just during combat, but there's a few rare lines where the game has commentary by the character on the environment when walking / running around... but her voice is a fair bit different from my own other than our accent, so it should be easy to tell apart as to which voice is me and which is the character's in-game voice)
@@Hathur I was teasing because everytime you click on/pick Tav/any character, they will say one of those trademark lines.
“Is that blood? No Nevermind”
“I’ve got a lot in my mind, and well, in it”
“Shouldn’t have wished to live in more interesting times”
Urge has his own lines as well
@@kingofgrim4761 Ah gotcha, didn't realize that heh (I've only actually played as Dark Urge, still on my first playthrough)
@@Hathur ah no worries, I think the other Urge lines are like
“Wretched thing… Pull yourself together…”
“Behold the dance of death!”
And similar. Just was curious if you did those too lol
That’s some good voice acting. I wonder if there’s going to be a Divinity Original Sin 2 walkthrough where the Custom Character speaks in the story.
Original Sin 2 is definitely high on my list of voice-over project. Though it will take me sometime to get to.
Divinity would be a bit harder to voice since the dialogue options there mostly give us a description of what was aid and not a literal dialogue.
Hell that was the reason why I initially bounced off that game years ago. Though I will buy it thanks to Baldurs Gate and being able to test it a bit on my own.
im not familiar with the game, but what class are you going for?
This is a Paladin (Oath of The Ancients) playthrough, with Dark Urge origin.
@@Hathur oh nice always liked the holy warrior way :D
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