As the title says, what do I do to fix this?

When I jumped out of a match and joined a new one, my character that I played on started switching voices, since it changed back and forth between different ones and I had some ordinary bot model I thought it was temporary.

Then I got my model back, and my voice stopped changing, it was not the voice I picked when I made him when he was level 1.

Then I tried my other two characters that are level 20 now, and yeah.. New voices for them too.

How silly it may sound, I feel that my characters just got completely ruined, becuase I can't change their voices to the ones I want them to have, no - I am stuck with the voices I like the least on my characters, just becuase of who knows what. I can live with that my model changes now and then and then changes back, but this? No this is just too silly - is this permanent, or temporary? Turning my XBOX on and off does not help, I mean.. What the flying [censored]

Is Splash Damage aware of the Player Model and Player Voice changing?

Look alive! Re-bump yourself!

Wonderful! I just made THREE new look-alike characters with the old voices, but when I play as them I got.. Can you guess it? The new voices I wished to remove from my old characters

Are all my future characters doomed to no matter what have the voices I don't want them to have?

So.. No help for me?

A few users here have done some checking and it seems as though the voice bug is caused by Brink's autosave functionality. No one's found a way to restore the proper voices yet, but a general workaround seems to exist: to prevent this from happening in the future, never change between characters in-game, unless they have the same voices. If you must swap to a different character, Dashboard first (or just turn the console off), restart Brink, and choose the proper character when the game starts up again.

Some guys tried to see if they could manipulate the autosave bug to deliberately swap voices from one character to another; they hoped to find a way for us to undo the glitch by simply exploiting the glitch. No dice. Personally, I get the feeling that something specifically causes the autosave to corrupt voice data; if that something can be found, we can then manipulate the glitch and correct characters' voices.

...or Splash Damage could just patch it.

So I am stuck with this?

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Thanks, David J. Cobb, I just hope Splash fixes it..