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derkiederk

12.24.2011 , 05:57 AM \| #41	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by MoogleNut Actually, no. Claudia does the Inquisitor She does both force users actually.

Fende

12.24.2011 , 05:59 AM \| #42	Quote
I love my Inquisitor's accent. I could put her in 1776 London and she would fit right in. FOR THE EMPIRE! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Bzc3xUd1zIM <3 Serves them right, rebel scum.

Almghty_gir

12.24.2011 , 06:00 AM \| #43	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by its_them I think your confusing Britain with England and yeah thats usually the case during a world cup or something. The Scottish have never been shy to defend Britain in times a of war. sort of. scottish people are proud to be british, but don't like to be referred to as english. the british isles include england, scotland, wales, and ireland (and possibly some of the channel islands?) but people born in scotland, wales and ireland are not english.
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MoogleNut

12.24.2011 , 06:00 AM \| #44	Quote
Nope, Sith Warrior is Natashia Little who did Janeka in DA2 an Nan/Lady Landra etc in DAO. Trust me, I know my Bioware voices
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NasherUK

12.24.2011 , 06:02 AM \| #45	Quote
On one of the quests (maybe a class quest I cant remember) there is even a comment made about someone who is supposedly a sith but has a republic accent (he has an American accent) O_o Also it's not just the English accent on sith, I've also heard Scottish and even Welsh. All are British. If they were to include the whole of the UK there would be a lot more accents

Ksaweri

12.24.2011 , 06:03 AM \| #46	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Almghty_gir it's likely because to americans, british accents = evil. oh and lets not forget that the entire starwars franchise is built upon america vs england. "Many Bothans died to bring us this information" ring a bell with anyone? The British accent seemed to me in the films to have more to do with social status than anything else. Many stormtroopers spoke with an American accent.

Deedre

12.24.2011 , 06:04 AM \| #47	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Lu_Bei Its the same thing. A British person or accent is one from the British Isles. Er, no. Britain contains numerous linguistic subdivisions, not surprising since the United Kingdom is an amalgam of England, Scotland and Wales. (And even within these there are varieties, particularly in England.) A Scottish accent a la Sean Connery is, well, Scottish, not "British."

Ksaweri

12.24.2011 , 06:06 AM \| #48	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Deedre Er, no. Britain contains numerous linguistic subdivisions, not surprising since the United Kingdom is an amalgam of England, Scotland and Wales. (And even within these there are varieties, particularly in England.) A Scottish accent a la Sean Connery is, well, Scottish, not "British." ...and the Northern Irish.

Deedre

12.24.2011 , 06:07 AM \| #49	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by Almghty_gir sort of. scottish people are proud to be british, Well, aside from all those separatists. Who are actually rather numerous in Scotland nowadays. Nationalism is on the march.

Beansoup

12.24.2011 , 06:08 AM \| #50	Quote
Quote: Originally Posted by its_them Also the Scottish are proud to be British. They are going to kill you for that 'funny' remark. See ya.
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