Brian Blessed plays Lord Konrad Kyeser in Kingdom Com: Deliverance:
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Kingdom Come - Brian Blessed as Konrad Kyeser
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Ah Bless him! Always loved his voice and still remember him fondly from Black Adder ;-)
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NOW, THIS SEEMS TO BE A GOOD CHOICE!
pibbur who appreciates his gentle, subtle ... eh..
pibbur who appreciates his gentle, subtle ... eh..
I watched the 70s version of I, Claudius recently and he didn't have the beard - it was really weird hearing Brian Blessed's awesome, booming voice coming out of this fresh faced man! He'll always be a hawkman to me though.
That is great and everything but when the game was going to be released a year ago and they are just doing updates on voice actors this has me worried. I hope they can pull it off because the game does look interesting.
They have delayed release because they are making the game bigger than initially planned. The got more money than expected.
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Carnifex
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Personally, as always I think monies spent on voices/music are monies wasted. I'd prefer more content over any and all audio.
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When I see him, I always think of I, C-C-Claudius so I have the opposite reaction when I see him in a beard.
A Hawkman? You mean the DC comics character, or the Hawkmen from the old flash gordon comics/movie serial?
He means from the Flash Gordon movie I assume. That's where I know him from anyway.
I normally don't care much about voice actors but Brian Blessed & Stephen Russell (the guy who played Garrett in the first Thief games) just make me smile when I hear them.
ALso, if they are recording voice stuff that means the story is finished so that's good news. I haven't been following this (except what I read here) so I don't know if a release date has been set. This is one of the very few games I regret not backing.
I normally don't care much about voice actors but Brian Blessed & Stephen Russell (the guy who played Garrett in the first Thief games) just make me smile when I hear them.
ALso, if they are recording voice stuff that means the story is finished so that's good news. I haven't been following this (except what I read here) so I don't know if a release date has been set. This is one of the very few games I regret not backing.
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This is a difficult game to make should be no surprise it is taking a long time. Just hope it is fun 
Wait a second is that guy the Hawkman from the 1980 Flash Gordon movie? Awesome DIVE
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Yeah the 80s Flash Gordon film where he's the head hawkman. It is literally impossible to imagine anyone else playing that role!
...GORDON'S ALIVE?
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Vavra and this guy...this is going to be something else. Mafia games always had terrific dialogue/voice direction.
Agreed. Historical or otherwise realistical settings certainly aren't my preference. I love M&B in spite of it though, so I'm not going to write this off quite yet.
It's lame but that game failed appeal me because of historical realistic approach. With the hyping rising I admit it changed a bit, plus eventually because it looks more like an A Project than what you could guess.
It's not about magic, it's about imaginary world. I know already that real world is a boredom, it's not a game that will proves the contrary. At least imaginary world has a chance to not be a boredom, I can't know in advance.
This could be science fiction too, but I read too many science fiction to not be a bit more demanding on the pure SF quality, hence generally SF aspects works less well for me in RPG.
I noticed it's quite the reverse in strategy games, wargames need all be historical or they are very hard to sell to fans bases. I'm thankfull RPG took another path.
It's not about magic, it's about imaginary world. I know already that real world is a boredom, it's not a game that will proves the contrary. At least imaginary world has a chance to not be a boredom, I can't know in advance.
This could be science fiction too, but I read too many science fiction to not be a bit more demanding on the pure SF quality, hence generally SF aspects works less well for me in RPG.
I noticed it's quite the reverse in strategy games, wargames need all be historical or they are very hard to sell to fans bases. I'm thankfull RPG took another path.
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