Cry me a river.

They are, for the most part, poor quality actors who should be grateful the industry even exists to employ them.

This isn’t Tom Hanks working for Pixar, it’s a failed actor working in a secretive industry because that’s all their agent can get them.

I’d understand if the quality was high but honestly voice acting is one area of gaming that hasn’t advanced as much as the rest.

I obviously don’t know the ins and outs of the complaints they have but if it really is just not being told what project they’re on it’s utterly irrelevant to their job.

If it’s working conditions and pay my tone would be much different ☭

I can see his point. What if we were talking about movie voice actors.

Imagine being paid $200 for an undetermined job. If it turned out it was a small straight to DVD animated film that only a few thousand people bought, no problem, but what if it turned out to be a massive Pixar production that earned a billion dollars at the box office?

I can also see why in this case Bethesda did it. They kept this game well under wraps only revealing the game months before it’s release.

He got paid to do a job and like all jobs he didn’t get to choose the terms and knew them when he signed up.