Now we all know that in American Film maker and game developers' eyes, there are only 2 British accents: Cockney and Posh.
Cockney is only in a small part of London, and posh is only in some bits of the South, IN GENERAL.
So, I start playing SF, only to find the Commander waffling on about "Friendly Arty moving in to baseline position".
The SAS are NOT posh! And they certainly do NOT come from one area of the country. There are those who come from Manchester, Portsmouth (Myself, though of course I am not in the SAS), Leeds, Newcastle, anywhere in Somerset or Devon, to name but a few. So WHY, may I ask, do Dice implement the Americans with a rough and ready, gruff sort of accent, and the brits with a bleedin' "Oh, let's sit down and talk this over with a nice cup of Earl Grey tea"?
Bloody Hell, I hate how they stereotype us.
Cockney is only in a small part of London, and posh is only in some bits of the South, IN GENERAL.
So, I start playing SF, only to find the Commander waffling on about "Friendly Arty moving in to baseline position".
The SAS are NOT posh! And they certainly do NOT come from one area of the country. There are those who come from Manchester, Portsmouth (Myself, though of course I am not in the SAS), Leeds, Newcastle, anywhere in Somerset or Devon, to name but a few. So WHY, may I ask, do Dice implement the Americans with a rough and ready, gruff sort of accent, and the brits with a bleedin' "Oh, let's sit down and talk this over with a nice cup of Earl Grey tea"?
Bloody Hell, I hate how they stereotype us.