Argentinian Place Holder Voices

General discussion of the Project Reality Falklands modification.

Which set of Voices do you think best fits the Argentinian Faction?

Chinese
9
7%
English - British
5
4%
English - American
14
11%
French
82
62%
German
2
2%
Hebrew
4
3%
Arabic
6
5%
Militia (Not sure what language)
4
3%
Russian
6
5%
 
Total votes: 132

Rhino
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by Rhino »

Ye, complaining was the wrong word as naturally, anyone who can tell the difference would complain about as it is an issue, no doubt about that. More what I meant is that no one refused to play it and thought it was a total game breaker because the Vietnamese don't have the correct voices :)

And ye, we do need to look into getting proper Vietnamese voices too in the long run, in the same way we need to get Argentinian voices in the long run, but not being able to get them in the short run shouldn't mean we can't release without it. Hell when the British forces where first released in PR, they only had a few infantry weapons, buggy player models and skins, a Saxon and that was it but because we released it in that state meant we could build on it over time, which we wouldn't have been able to do so successfully as the motivation to do so wouldn't be there and we wouldn't have got many of the new team members from releasing it to make it happen also.
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Jolly
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by Jolly »

Just feel odd when playing, but it never bother our playing of those maps.

Edit, not complaining actually. :p
Jolly, you such a retard.
Psyko
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by Psyko »

alex why don't you just do it? its an easy way to make your mark in PR for very little work. some people would leap at the opportunity to help.


You have a mike already. Just download audacity, record some of the commo rose sentenses and save them as MP3, then upload them onto 4shared and send them to rhino.

really it couldnt be easier.
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Kevokpo
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by Kevokpo »

Psyko wrote:alex why don't you just do it? its an easy way to make your mark in PR for very little work. some people would leap at the opportunity to help.


You have a mike already. Just download audacity, record some of the commo rose sentenses and save them as MP3, then upload them onto 4shared and send them to rhino.

really it couldnt be easier.
When I have free time I will start doing the voices, they will not be that good but is better than nothing :D
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AxeeLSkyHawK
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by AxeeLSkyHawK »

The Armed Assault and Operation Flashpoint Falklands are Argentine voices! , Can extract and use in PR-F
Rhino
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by Rhino »

AxeeLSkyHawK wrote:The Armed Assault and Operation Flashpoint Falklands are Argentine voices! , Can extract and use in PR-F
Well they need to say the correct things which are required for BF2 ie, "Enemy Jet Spotted", "We need repairs here", "Requesting Supplies" etc and we need three types of voices.

If they do match what we need, fill in all the gaps or can have the same orignal recorders fill in the gaps (so each sound, sounds the same) and have 3 diffrent sound types (Grunt, Squad Leader, Commander, although tbh for a PH just one voice type for all 3 would be better than nothing) and we could get the permission from the orignal creators to use them, then ye.
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alexandrei07
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by alexandrei07 »

[R-DEV]Rhino wrote:BTW Alex, when where you planning on making Argentinian voices for your mod(s)? If its such a big deal I'm surprised it wasn't the first thing you did.
Yeah, I thought my friend Project Reality en Espa?ol - RealityMod Latinoam?rica, but I get tired of asking for help of the setting of ogg files, but let this silly discussion, I just want to do my best this mod and if the others did not bother to claim it's their problem.

keep going :!:
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by Rhino »

alexandrei07 wrote:but I get tired of asking for help of the setting of ogg files
Setting of thous files are not imporant right now, when all you need now is just high quality .wav (I'm guessing) files which then later can be converted into the correct format.

But as I keep on saying, I'm not a sound guy and I really can't help.

If you really do want to help, or know someone who dose (your link btw doesn't work for w/e it is, just brings me to a login page...) then you should PM Jaymz and Sofad about this as they are the guys who have done this before and know what to do, I don't have a clue.
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alexandrei07
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by alexandrei07 »

Kevokpo wrote:When I have free time I will start doing the voices, they will not be that good but is better than nothing :D
The voices of BF2 PR_ reference in English are in this directory: C: \ Program Files \ EA GAMES \ Battlefield 2 \ mods \ pr_edit (PR or BF2) \ common_client \ Sound \ English; are You working on this with Brianbraker?, I send an email with files From: [email protected] Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2012 1:32 a.m. To: Brainbraker Cc: Brainbraker Subject: I send the files, not that you got active account so send it to both.
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Wicca
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by Wicca »

CroCop wrote:I vote for French. Its the closest to Spanish (both are derived from latin)
this.

If its possible.
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SShadowFox
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by SShadowFox »

I think that is time to say that French won and close the thread.
Psyko
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by Psyko »

aaghh....no offence to French people but i don't think French would suit.

I cant believe that there are so few Spanish playing this mod. I think people picked french because its not in the mod yet. Go and actually compare spanish to french on youtube people...if anything spanish sounds closer to something between arabic and russian.

I picked american because i would prefer it to be in English and it would distinguish between british english and *cough* american. At least until there was a suitable replacement.
alexandrei07
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by alexandrei07 »

Sorry but I think you know nothing of the Argentina, only the madness of Maradona, Tango, meat and the best soccer player in the world "Lionel Messi" :mrgreen: , I was born in Argentina and lived all my life in my country, travel for work to several countries Brazil, USA, Germany, and France and I assure you that we have nothing to do with the language rather than derived from the Latin, our mother country is Spain and our official language is Castilian, 200 years after the fudge a little slang ;-) , the language closest to use is the mod Spanish, no doubt. Also two members of [RMLa] Argentina are working on the voice but it will take time, I believe that after the launch may make a patch.
lucky.BOY
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by lucky.BOY »

Well I hope they can make those sounds, that would be great. Are they coordinating their efforts with someone from the team? It would be best, as Rhino said prevously, to shoot some lines as example and then give them for approval to Rhino ( or better yet, a dev that has something to do with sounds), to see if they are up to PR quality.

One would say anything is better than having a completely different language, french, but as you yourself have said, alexandrei, "Do it well or dont do it at all", if I recall correctly :)
WeeD-KilleR
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by WeeD-KilleR »

Put the british voice in there as a placeholder. Just for shit and giggles. Can you imagen how confusion it would be for 2 factions to have the same voice.
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by Rhino »

WeeD-KilleR wrote:Put the british voice in there as a placeholder. Just for shit and giggles. Can you imagen how confusion it would be for 2 factions to have the same voice.
Not very since the only time you hear the enemy voices is when your right up and close to them, which by that time they are hardly using them, if ever :p
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Psyko
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by Psyko »

well the Moores had spain for a long time so their islamic tongue may have rubbed off on the latin making modern Spanish. I know i dumbed that discription down, but its possible right? Maybe a Spaniard can actually shed some light on the subject.
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by Arc_Shielder »

Psyko wrote:well the Moores had spain for a long time so their islamic tongue may have rubbed off on the latin making modern Spanish. I know i dumbed that discription down, but its possible right? Maybe a Spaniard can actually shed some light on the subject.
Like the portuguese, the spanish adopted a lot of arabic words (the most, actually) - in the era of Reconquista -, but other than that it's not even remotely similar phonetically.
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Angriff
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Re: Argentinian Place Holder Voices

Post by Angriff »

Psyko wrote:well the Moores had spain for a long time so their islamic tongue may have rubbed off on the latin making modern Spanish. I know i dumbed that discription down, but its possible right? Maybe a Spaniard can actually shed some light on the subject.
You are essentially right, thought all Romance languages did evolve in a different way, so that even in Spain there are several differentiated Romanic languages. Some of them were less if at all influenced by Arabic as the ocupation of some areas was brief. Castilian aka Spanish was heavely influenced by the Arabic of the time through centuries of wars and cultural exchange and many words remained. But the influence was lesser than, let's say, that of the French and Nordic languages in English, since the Christian Kingdoms that later composed Spain were born out of the Visigoth elite (that previously ruled Spain) very few years after the Islamic conquest.
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