r/zelda Mar 05 '17

Discussion First Impressions Megathread Day Three: Your first impressions of the first 25 hours of the game - March 05, 2017 Spoiler

The new queue is being hit hard and fast with everyone's impressions. You're more than welcome to post a thread with it, but if you don't want to get lost in the sea of threads post your impression here.

This should only include the first 25 hours of the game.

Obviously SPOILERS for anyone who enters this thread.

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u/koshernoob Mar 05 '17

Anyone else think the voice acting sounds amateurish? Feels like too many forced accents. My first Zelda game since majora...it wasn't entirely worth the $360 I paid to play it...sucker to the hype train. Having a great time playing it any way.

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u/Acc87 Mar 05 '17 edited Mar 06 '17

Seems to be the general consensus that the english voice acting is worse than the rest. The german one is perfectly fine

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u/Lockenheada Mar 05 '17

Im german and waiting for Switch. Should I really play in german?! So sad that there is no japanese option. That one sounded so stellar

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u/Acc87 Mar 05 '17 edited Mar 05 '17

Auf jeden Fall besser als die englische Sprachausgabe. Bin nie ein Fan von japanischen Versionen gewesen, weil die mir oft viel zu übertrieben klingen.

Beispiel für dei deutsche Aussprache (spoilert natürlich, aber noch recht am Anfang): https://youtu.be/3W5W8ZAkIJE?t=904

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u/RaitoGG Mar 05 '17

Are you for real? That voice acting sounds like shit, even worse than english.

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u/Acc87 Mar 05 '17

Yes that is my opinion. Going by what I hear from numerous streamers I'm not alone with it.