I remember in Oblivion where only a few races/genders had a unique voice. Like how Imperial males sound American, Breton males sound British/French, and Redguards sound Black.

Now, I wonder how the new voices would be like. Nords now sound like Irishmen, and I think Imperials sound more American. I wish Bretons sound more French too, because that's the only way you could distinguish an Imperial and a Breton.

Well met. We have over 70 voice actors, so expect diversity of tones.

As long as you could easily distinguish between Imperial and Breton voices for BOTH genders, that's fine with me.

Breton...they look like imperials to me, and i still dont now why they are in tes >.<

In order to make a Human looking mage?

Seems like Imperials would sound more English than American.

^ This

Bretons were there first. Imperials weren't added until TES 3.

The Bretons and Imperials definitely are too similar visually, dunno why they didn't go with an asian look for a race. I'm really interested in seeing how they use these "70 voice actors" but I try to not have my hopes up. Last thing I want to find out is its 10 for each language. :sadvaultboy:

Oblivion had 11-12 voice actors and 3 of them were for one character... so for 1000+ characters there were 8-9 voice actors :facepalm: NOW We have 70 voice actors! :ahhh:

*Laughs* Kudos for the redguard voice actors for being the first people ever to sound like a color.^_^