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Edited by Luckdog26:
9/11/2015 4:30:00 AM
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I just don't understand why it is so damned hard to give the voice some kind of emotions.
Like, the first time we see the hive, both Dinklebot and Nolanbot are just like "it's the hive" in a completely flat tone.
Wouldn't it be more like "it's the hive!!!!" In a more urgent manner?
Or the other line "we've woken the hive". Dinklebot went halfway to saying it properly with some urgency, but Nolanbot says that line like he is the host of a children's television show "oh, we've woken the hive :D :D :D"
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Robot - no emotion. I think this must of been the basis
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When nolandroid says we've woken the hive he sounds curious, why would he be worried, he's a ghost that can fly away and respawn you if need be
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"The host of a children's television show..." thank you. That's precisely the comparison I was looking for. I had to edit that into my post. I hope you don't mind.
