I’m sure you can guess what the changes entail. To be more specific, there are lines where the characters use the word ‘muck’. It changes certain lines of the Thieves’ Guild NPCs to make them swear more. If you don’t believe me, just take a look at the video! It makes you feel like you’re playing an anime. The biggest appeal of this mod is how dramatic everything seems. The audio files are from Skyrim’s Japanese version, so everything is very high quality and professionally made. You might be wondering, why would I want to do that? The answer is because it’s pretty epic. This mod simply replaces the English voiced lines with Japanese ones. Especially if you’re a fan of anime and can appreciate hearing a foreign language while reading subtitles. But for the most part, I’m completely serious about this mod. Sure, it sounds like a bit of a joke entry, and it kinda is. All these possibilities will bring an even more intimate experience for those who still brave the lands of Tamriel.Before you go around raising your eyebrows, let me clarify and justify this entry.
Players can choose their real names, a fantasy-sounding name that fits best with their race, or even funny names for laughs (like the xX_dragon_killer_420_69_Xx Ruta used as an example). With the Say My Name mod, players can be called as they please, even the most Khajiit or Orcish names. Skyrim is well known for its character customization, but no matter the player’s race and name, most NPCs always called you Dragonborn or variations of it. Sometimes, the difference will be so subtle that it’s hard to notice there’s anything amiss due to NPCs maintaining their voice and tones almost equal to the original. The mod isn’t perfect, but it sounds way better than expected-even when you use odd names like xX_dragon_killer_420_69_Xx, the first example Ruta showed in the video. A video showing the software changing the voice lines of some NPCs as they talk to the player character surfaced earlier this week on Ruta’s YouTube channel, as spotted by PC Gamer.
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