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Elminster Sound Set

Discussion in 'Baldur's Gate (Classic)' started by Elminster9999, Sep 7, 2002.

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    Hello, I'm new here, I'm glad to be here. Anyway, I need an Elminster sound set for my Elminster guy. Any help?
     
    Elminster9999, Sep 7, 2002
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    There's not much voice to extract from Elminster in the game (except from "Ho there wanderer, stay thy course..."), and therefor I doubt there is a real Elminster soundset anywhere.
     
    Mollusken, Sep 7, 2002
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    Suppose yer right, ah well.

    Now, I wanna play as a hobgoblin, any help there?
     
    Elminster9999, Sep 7, 2002
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    More or less the same problem. There are hardly enough voice files to make a soundset for one that wouldn't be repetative with every second command issued.
     
    Taluntain, Sep 8, 2002
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    [​IMG] Why don't you mix the soundsets?

    That way you'd have most of a soundset and you get to have both! :lol:
     
    8people, Sep 8, 2002
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    For a hobgoblin you can extract the voices from hobgoblins, goblins, orcs, or even ogres but still I doubt you can make a sound set from that. Try just using a similiar voice instead.
     
    Keneth, Sep 8, 2002
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