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I recently turned mine off. Firstly for loading times, but that doesn't matter now that my RAM came in the mail. But, as PigPopTart says, I don't want to read what everyone is saying - especially in the heat of the battle.
no... just lazy.
does ram really matter? becos my gc and cpu sucs (damn slow) will having more ram remove all the stuttering im getting?
If they werent in the game or if I had to play with english voices only, I simply wouldn't play the game.
IMHO it makes 50% of the atmosphere to have the native voice over of the respective nation.
Ppl. who say they can't understand whats going on when they don't have english enabled are either small minded or ignorant. I takes only a few rounds till you can tell what the different voice over stands for plus you always have the chat to double check and also you see everything on the minimap when there are enemys spotted.
It can't be much simpler.
Got mine on. I like the atmosphere it adds. Plus, as many have said, it helpds ID enemy. They yakking in some language I don't know (like AMerican English), I kill 'em (I, for some reason, am on a MEC team an inordinate amount of time- get to play American hardly ever).
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I would like to see the option given in future games instead of all english to add a foreign accent to english words for the likes of MEC or PLA. I was never good at foreign languages, and I'm sure I couldnt repeat any of the MEC babble, thats after 400+ hours playing too. I don't use all english at the minute though, its just too bland.
Man i didnt even know you could turn it off. And i wouldnt either, as battlefield has taught me quite a few useful arabic and mandarin phrases: i might be on holiday in Iran and need a medic, thanks to Bf2 i'm a step ahead of all the other tourists when i shout 'fakada-hadavishan! Abdimul-mousfed!' And if Im in China and i hear the familiar sound of artillery whizzing towards me i'll be able to warn people by shouting 'tai-pow!'. this game can also be an educational experience noobs!
i might be on holiday in Iran and need a medic, thanks to Bf2 i'm a step ahead of all the other tourists when i shout 'fakada-hadavishan! Abdimul-mousfed!'
They'll look at you funny. Iranians are Persians, not Arabs, and they speak Farsi, not Arabic.
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