stackyFACTSYou'd think a game with thousands of terrifying beasts, demons, and dragons would require an army of vocal talent.
You'd think a game with thousands of terrifying beasts, demons, and dragons would require an army of vocal talent. But nope, it's mostly just Frank Welker. This legendary voice actor basically has a monopoly on animal noises in Hollywood and gaming. Whenever your raid group is getting wiped by a primordial dragon of darkness, you're really just being screamed at by the same 70-something-year-old man who voices Scooby-Doo.
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