In my opinion, a TES Voiced Protagonist wouldn't work. Skyrim had TEN races, each with two geneders. And since most of the races sound nothing alike, a voiced protagonist wouldn't be possible. Also, TES is known for its heavy roleplay culture, a voiced protagonist would ruin that. Bethesda wouldn't put in the effort just to piss everyone off.

In Fallout's case, its a different story. Each game gave the player a backstory, and each game only had one race with two genders; which restricts the roleplay ability at the start. So a voiced protagonist in Fallout's case was appropriate (In my opinion).

The conclusion: no one should worry about a TES Voiced Protagonist.

Thanks for reading!

We've got http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1552656-would-you-like-fallout-4s-dialogue-system-in-the-next-tes/ http://www.gamesas.com/topic/1547942-no-voiced-protagonist-in-tes-please/ of these topics already, my friend.

For me, it's a yes if they can provide sufficient options and continue to increase dialogue options as well as roleplay versatility.

No, if they can't.

Please use one of the two threads linked above by Jackal09. The more we can keep the same topic in one place, the better.