Moonbase Alpha
A new but famous soldier joins the fight against the alien menace, Commander...
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About this mod Machine translation
A new but famous soldier joins the fight against the alien menace, Commander...
Currently, it is only available to male soldiers. Let me know if you'd like to change the two genders as an option, but logistically it makes sense to use it for males.
All voice lines were recorded in Moonbase Alpha using Audacity software and then added to XCOM2. There are currently over 200 individual lines combined, some of which are understandable human phrases like "okay, Commander," and some of which are lines that everyone wants to hear when fighting an alien threat - ebrbrbrbrbrbrbr.
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My goals for the mod are to make the voice pack sound human-like, stick with using text-to-speech to communicate with teammates/commanders, and not just be a meme show. After all, hearing ebrbrbrbr or uuuuu after every move can get pretty boring. So I came up with phrases that soldiers would say and recorded them in the game. If you think some of these are not as good as they should be, please tell me in the comments below as suggestions for improvements and I'll see what I can do.
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Once again, the mod is incomplete, it is updated from time to time once I think of a new line to include, or I receive an interesting suggestion.
If you have any suggestions, complaints, or if you notice any bugs/anomalies, please let us know in the comments/discussion!
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Vigilo aeiou Confido, Commander!
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