In Oblivion they actually sound like what I think Argonians would sound like, again, I think the voice acting really compliments the game Oblivion is. The biggest factor I think the Oblivion voice acting is better are the Argonians, in Skyrim, imo, they've been given a too human voice if you understand what I mean with that. Their voice is the scariest to me personally, not really scary but it's a voice that sends chills down your spine, so cool and collected. It may sound like dull voice acting, but I will always remember the first time I met Vicente Valtieri (The Dark Brotherhood Sanctuary leader) and I thought how cool that voice sounded, added with the fact he is a vampire. Personally, I've always liked the male Breton voices as well. I've always found Elves the most interesting in Oblivion and a big part of that is the great voice acting by Craig Selcher for the Elves. The Elven races all sound like what I actually would think like an Elf would sound like in real life, I love how their voices can sound mysterious, dull, and scary at the same time. I've always preferred the voice acting of Oblivion to that of Skyrim's as well, here's why: (I really have to some day), but I've always liked Oblivion more as a game than Skyrim, maybe because of the nostalgia because I always loved watching my cousin play this game or idk what it is.Ī big reason for that love was the feel this game gave me, it's so unique in every way (the music, the potatoheads which are perfect imo, and also the voice acting) I have 2 periods of 2 months where I really play the game regularly, and then I just play it on and off for the rest of the year.īut let's get to the point here, I've never played Morrowind, sadly. It's a relief to see the film setting aside Klingons as the source of dramatic tension.I've been playing a lot of Oblivion lately again, It's always been a game that let's say, in a timespan of a year. Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home finds the crew traveling back to 20th century San Francisco to procure a pair of a humpback whales, in order to appease a 23rd century probe sucking the planet dry in its failed attempt to communicate with the extinct whales. Fathom Events and Paramount Pictures are excited to bring Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home back to the big screen for a 35th anniversary event! When a mysterious alien power threatens the atmosphere of Earth in the 23rd Century, Kirk and his crew. This happens in the first act of Star Trek IV when Kirk and the crew are shown hiding out in exile on the planet Vulcan, following the successful merging of Spock's mind into his newly regenerated body. Sometimes filmmakers wish to preserve a sense of continuity without realizing how illogical it is. Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (DVD, 1986).
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