Will Opfor speak Farsi in the retail version?

[fujix 11]

Thread title says it all :)

I hope its just a placeholder in the alpha and that they wont speak English in the retail version.

I really enjoyed that Opfor spoke Russian in Arma2.

[Planetside 1]

If they don't I'm going to be unimpressed imho.

[instagoat 133]

Takistani's spoke farsi (Or pasthu?) in Operation Arrowhead.

I think they will speak the appropriate language.

[Iron_Sagaris 3]

Takistani's spoke farsi (Or pasthu?) in Operation Arrowhead.

It was Dari, not exactly the same as Farsi but similar.

[nodunit 397]

Sure hope so, not only does it add that extra bit of authenticity but also a language barrier in the form of "What is he saying?"

[DnA 5154]

The Alpha only contains two actor sets (one of which is our beloved Creative Brit ;)). We do not record all voice sets (including OPFOR) until we are satisfied with the protocol. Final Voice Over recordings usually happen later in the project for that reason. All lines of conversation need to be as final as possible.

[Winfernal 2]

The Alpha only contains two actor sets (one of which is our beloved Creative Brit ;)). We do not record all voice sets (including OPFOR) until we are satisfied with the protocol. Final Voice Over recordings usually happen later in the project for that reason. All lines of conversation need to be as final as possible.

Great! And the models for opfor, will they change?

[lugiahua 26]

Arma2 didn't get all voice over until really late. most faction videos used English

[fujix 11]

The Alpha only contains two actor sets (one of which is our beloved Creative Brit ;)). We do not record all voice sets (including OPFOR) until we are satisfied with the protocol. Final Voice Over recordings usually happen later in the project for that reason. All lines of conversation need to be as final as possible.

Makes sense. Thanks for answering :)

[gossamersolid 155]

Great! And the models for opfor, will they change?

I highly doubt they will change the models for the opfor infantry (if that's what you're referring to).

[NeuroFunker 11]

The Alpha only contains two actor sets (one of which is our beloved Creative Brit ;)). We do not record all voice sets (including OPFOR) until we are satisfied with the protocol. Final Voice Over recordings usually happen later in the project for that reason. All lines of conversation need to be as final as possible.

wooo! I'd missing "dooshmanam, maart" or "yaak, shleekoonam kontrol kooneed" "ai mrtbeen, seefr shesh panch" etc :D Me and a buddy always cracking up about this for some reason.

[MaceUK71 0]

Great! And the models for opfor, will they change?

Why would they change? There is nothing wrong with them...

[viper[cww] 14]

The Alpha only contains two actor sets (one of which is our beloved Creative Brit ;)). We do not record all voice sets (including OPFOR) until we are satisfied with the protocol. Final Voice Over recordings usually happen later in the project for that reason. All lines of conversation need to be as final as possible.

I noticed that, I do hope you drop crowe's voice, he's way too familiar for most of us to make the game immersible. :D

[ScratcH1 10]

;2339807']I noticed that' date=' I do hope you drop crowe's voice, he's way too familiar for most of us to make the game immersible. :D[/quote']

No, please no!! I really love how he pronounces "man down!" :D

[Corvinus 35]

I really enjoyed that Opfor spoke Russian in Arma2.

And it was the best Russian voiceover I've ever heard in a (non-Russian/non-localized, obviously) game. On topic: surely Iranian forces should speak Farsi in a final release, and local militia should speak Greek. BTW I might be wrong in this, but there are unintelligible phrases in the

, that don't sound like Greek or English to me.

[Make Love Not War 10]

;2339807']I noticed that' date=' I do hope you drop crowe's voice, he's way too familiar for most of us to make the game immersible. :D[/quote']

Boo! The Crowe must stay! He's a much better voice actor than the other dude who sounds like he's doing lines for a Saturday morning carrtoon.

Ed: This is a little off-topic, but since we're on the subject of languages, I'd love to see road signs in the native Greek rather than Latin alphabet for the final release. I picked up Cyrllic thanks to Chernarus, so i don't think Greek would be too hard either.

Edited March 15, 2013 by Make Love Not War