It is my policy to always explain why when I leave a negative rating. With so few lines I would have preferred there be a bunch of "silent" files included and added to the cues so that he overall spoke less and didn't repeat the same lines every few turns. I also find it very distracting to use packages without a radio effect.

this is my favourite voicepack other than francis york morgan. I love it. Thank you

@Choungthai72 XD I can imagine someone creating a character called "Stanley" and using the voicepack of the narrator, who states everything Stanley does.

Shame there isn't much in the way of combat references in that masterpiece of a game.

That... that is actually a lot more awesome than I thought it would be. I can see this being given to an overly serious, annoyingly poetic soldier! Haha. :)

Thank you for the response. That's more than I expected. Hopefully there won't be too much repeat.

@bpblewett about 89

How many lines are included with this?

Inspired work. One of the most original voice packs out there.
Perfect for my Psyker! Thank you for your work.

@Choungthai72 that's a pretty good idea...

I love this.

speaking of good narrators, the stanley parrable's narrator was amazing.

@delta6xxx Its perfect for my narsasistic, self destructive English rookies who have the Hard Luck disposition. What's not to like?

I know what it was
It was terrible
Why...?

@delta6xxx Dear Esther was a game in 2012 in which the player walked around an island for 2 hours with a narrator telling a very vague story. A lot of people didn't like it because it was basically the first ever 'walking simulator' but I like it and it's got some good writing so I thought it would be fun to make my first XCOM voicepack of the narrator.

Dear Ester? What?