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Of course, but plenty of RPG's have voiced characters.

Does Fallout have some special "soul" that can't be violated? because I don't get the hostility to change that some have on here; I may be weird in that regard through.

Bethesda paid me nothing, I love Fallout 3; through I think NV had better gameplay and story; I prefer F3's world and general atmosphere (the Mojave sucks ass). I suppose that makes sense in a way, maybe I'm the weird one in this regard then - maybe I suck at imagination, but I just really...

I'm well aware of that fact, but I don't see what the big deal is - I think a voice protagonist is great, as not only am I sure that Baker won't be the only available voice to choose from, but it will help the PC feel more like an actual person rather then a carcicature of a person like in all...

For clarification, I started the series on F3 and have also played NV through and played some of Fallout 1, I prefer the latter games and think that change can be good for a series going forward, trying out different concepts and ideas and building on the whole universe.

I don't really think the diversity of dialogue choices and skill checks have to go by the wayside just because the protagonist is voiced, voice acting is pretty good at dealing with branching paths these days, and they already do all the voice work for the NPCs and all of the branching dialogue...

Anyway, reading through this thread; am I only one who doesn't mind a voiced protagonist? I mean.. I started the series on FO3, but to me personally, I hate blank slate mute characters because they just don't feel like real people - they feel like floating hands with a gun; which destroys my...

Game looks awesome to me, I hope the world is better then the boring Mojave Wasteland.