British accents = Empire

it is a kind of generic "posh" (almost but not quite received pronunciation) accent. the contraction of, for example "you will" as "you'll" sounds somewhat forced-if you listen carefully it sounds more like "youwul", rather than the more common "yool" sound, and the lengthened "a" sound (i think it is called "rhotic"-for example, "bath" in my own local accent is pronounced "baff", but in rp/posh/certain southern dialects it is pronounced "barth") is pretty stereotypically an upper crust thing in england.

but yeah-you come across all the standard national accents amongst the UK nations-ive encountered a scot, a welshman, one very soft spoken irish and a lot of toffs.

not one mancunian mind. just me :P

I don't speak English natively (though I am very good at it for a teenager that uses it strictly as a second language) so I am asking you Brits, is the male Sith Warrior a real british voice actor, or one of those Americans faking the accent? (Because I like how he sounds)

As a trooper one of your companions was once an imperial and speaks in that accent, your current companion at the time points it out

I pretty sure there were several British Accents during the movies, at least the OT. Because, you know, British People are evil.

If we ever get a third faction maybe they will have an Australlian accent...I would love to listen to that all day

Why does Hollywood always cast English actors as villians? Read newspaper article about that here.

It's because villains are harder to play, and to be that tallented you have to be British




Australians and New Zeelanders have often been cast as Mandalorians.

As a British person myself I can tell you that the Imperials in this game speak American English with a British Accent. It's almost as if an American wrote their dialogue for them