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The next game should have more of a Porky the Pig feel with lost of alien stuttering.

I never cringed so hard after hearing Morda's voice in my life. That was worse than hearing my Hungarian grandma do baby talk. It was that bad.

Ya, I don't understand why they went in this direction for voices.

OT Krogan Fans

They're just the Spaniards of the MW species.

Leth ith go

It's worse than you think. The Salrarians intend to breed with the Krogans. In the next game scenes of Krogan fighting will look like: 

Eth-eth-vee Normandy thith ith Kahlee Thanderth. Therberuth are attacking grithom academy. I think theyre after my thtoodenth.

The voice casting is generally just a facepalm in this game.

Even in Dragon Age Inquisition they were still very, very clear with what accents were given to certain characters. Orlesians were all hammy french people and Cassandra and Leliana who were Nevarran and Fereldan had weird lisps. Qunari in DA2 were all gruff and the same for the Turians in ME123. All making a gruff voice but also relatively deep. Krogans were all kinda like Wrex or Drack. Eve in ME3 sounded like the Voice 2 female in DA:I, warm and low-pitched for a woman.

 I don't think I've heard a single Welshman yet, and there's only one Scot. So either Edward Longshanks is the Benefactor or the good British accents cost more. 

It's apparently cool now to talk with a speech impediment. Back in the day, you would get put into "speech class" in elementary school to clear that crap up. Now? You get hired for voice work (or get asked to take your clear voice and add a lisp to it to make it unique).

I'm sure at first Mike Tyson sounds that way as well. That is, of course, until you discover that instead of breaking immersion he specializes in breaking faces... and eating ears.

There are some minor NPC's whose voices are lacking but, in my opinion, majority of important NPC's, both Ryders, and all members of our crew are top notch this time around.

Tyson was THE exception to that rule. Most of it because out of the ring, he carried himself like an alpha male and didn't take any shit from people who tried to think of him as soft. These Andromeda characters come across as pencil-necked geeks. I can't take it seriously, it's so bad. Reminds me of that one salarian nerd in ME3 that you couldn't shoot because he needed to sell his black market stuff to Septimus (turian general from ME1 who apparently now runs CSEC in ME3).