@@rancper I mean in most scene you see him in he is being poetic even if he isn’t reciting a poem. And often he recites poems. Often when describing him to people I say he is a “Cycloptic warlord and poet”
@@TUCell-ps5mi He is such a Posideon fan boy too. Like going back older now playing the game I’m like “Oh there are so many signs Posideon is not your friend” but our boy is just so oblivious. And hangs on just a little longer than he should
@@sammyvillano9502 because in the myths (and especially the "Iliad") Poseidon was especially pro-Greek, but that changed in the "Odyssey" after the Greek host's attitude after conquering Troy (basically forgetting their manners towards the divinities when they sacked the city)
Literally coming down to the comment section to say the exactly the same thing. It also adds more depth to their antagonistic relationship. In the cutscene after the final Egypt mission, Arkantos sees Gargarensis and says "Gargarensis still breathes. Come on!" and chases after him. He doesn't just want Gargarensis dead in order to stop his plot, but also (and possibly primarily) because a megalomaniac cyclops threatened his home and child.
Now Kemsyt saying “Zeus can still interfere” makes sense. In the original it sounded like Kemsyt thought Zeus could interfere in favor of Trojans, which made no sense.
@@NostalgicGamerRickOShay I think I remember that part, but wasn't the entire Trojan Cycle his idea of depopulation (apparently even the demigods, some of them his own) à la Great Flood scenario, just because he was afraid of history repeating itself? (TL;DR Kronos dethroned Oranos via castration, Zeus dethroned Kronos via Titanomachy, the Fates prophesied the same thing happening to him -Jesus- ) so basically he was on the divine side, mostly his own
It's interesting how Arkantos keeps bringing up the point that Atlanteans and the Ancient Greeks feel different and that the problems Atlantis faces are not of ancient greek's interests. Even when Amanra asks him about it, he feels the need to say they are not Ancient Greeks. This makes me think, that it wasn't planned for the Atlanteans to end up as ancient greeks in the game on the start.
Probably you are right. They included the Atlantians at later, maybe they were behind the schedual so they might rushed up to complete the product somehow to release date. Also Anatolians (Troyan People) are not Greek are represented as Greek too. I would also like to see an Anatolian faction but sadly Ancient Anatolian culture/mythology is not known like other mythologies.
@@seyhuncelik9584 Anatolian culture and religion is decended from Assyrian and Babylonian cultures. It was also one of the first cultures to be Helenized which means to use marble and architecture featuring lots of pillars. Where as the Ancient Greeks are actually familiar to how the Atlanteans are in the game, Poseidon is the chief god, their architecture features massive walls made of prismarine and hades is absent from existence. Its only after the seige of Troy and Alexanders conquests that Greece becomes Helenized and Zeus becomes chief god. Now the fun thing about greek culture and Mythology is parts of it come from Ancient Anatolia and other parts of it come from Babylonia. Suggests that to say that the Trojans were familiar to the greeks is accurate. Since the Greeks stole basically almost every aspect of their culture. And their decendants in turn became Romans who stole every part of the Greeks culture. Its a vicous cycle.
@@yammoto148 "Anatolian culture and religion is decended from Assyrian and Babylonian cultures" -> this isn't true at all. Hatti had their very own mythology, and then the Hittites came and they were indo-europeans. The Troyans from Homer belong to the neo-hittite kingdoms era. Some of the most typical elements of hittite mythology are the Storm God (who fought a Giant Snake called Illuyanka), and his son, the God of Agriculture, who angrily left humanity to famine before being appeased by other gods and coming back. Of course the Hittites were in contact with their neighbour, so they were influenced by Greeks, Hurri, Hatti, Syrian (but not Assyrians, those didn't exist yet), and Akkadian myths/cultural elements. But that's true for everyone on the globe. Anatolian culture was still firmly indo-european, with a considerable substract from the Hatti and Hurri who lived there before. Hatti was even the sacred language at some point (similar to latin in the catholic Church).
@@yammoto148 " Since the Greeks stole basically almost every aspect of their culture." This is also false. As I said, no culture on earth lived in a void, so of course they were influenced by neighbours and pre-existing cultures (such as the Pelagian and Minoan people). But they are still clearly indo-european, even more clearly than the Hittites, with all the typical deities you can expect: the father god, the martial god, the earth-mother, the moon and sun twins etc.
@@yammoto148 "Now the fun thing about greek culture and Mythology is parts of it come from Ancient Anatolia and other parts of it come from Babylonia. " Please provide one example of greek mythology that comes from Babylonia.
This is really cool. Wonder why these segments were never used. One of the things that I always like about AoM's cinematic's is how they are short, memorable and don't go on and on and on about the game's plot. That said, all of these segments that ended up being cut add a lot of texture to the story.
Hmm, some of this dialogue adds extra context that could have been good with some polish. But I can definitely also see problems with the pacing in some spots, which is probably why they cut it. Definitely interesting to see it, though! Thanks for sharing!
I get removing the Posseidon one. It probably would have spoiled that Atlantis's patron god is one of the antagonists early on. But the others could have stayed
I know this took such a long time to piece together and implement into the cinematics. You did an amazing job! And I love the extra dialogue, even if it does make make things “too long and unnecessary” :)
Man, I hope the Remaster retells the story a lot better. So much cut dialogues, Arkantos' old battle, and some characters (such as Achilles) feel so left out in this series.
Amanra: You are Greeks? Arkantos: No, Atlantean, there are Greeks among us. This exchange adds so much context as to why they aren't immediately fighting, it shows that Amanra is familiar enough with them to not attack on sight because they are unfamiliar and it shows that she even knows their language enough to confirm that they are greek in their own tongue (I know they speak english ingame, however they're likely speaking native languages from a lore perspective)
Seeing Athena list Arkantos’s victories in the beginning makes me sad we never got a prequel campaign to explore a younger Arkantos. Doesn’t even have to be a long campaign even something like Golden Gift will have done a lot. Hopefully Retold does this.
I remember finding a few of those cut dialogue samples in the editor because i saw the string text that went with them (specifically the one where Ajax asks Gargarensis if he has any more poetry), but couldn’t figure out how to make it all be used. I hope all of this extra dialogue is used in Retold, the cutscenes make a lot more sense with it added.
I agree with some edits but not others. Some lines cause the scenes to drag, and make scenes more memorable. Others don't and actually add context and flavour.
There is a good reason why most of these were cut, they absolutely kill the pacing of the scene, and most of them feel like a massive case of "tell, don't show"
One on one in the map redactor Gargarensis smashes Arkantos. He is cyclops - his health bar is bigger, attack is stronger and possibly his animation is faster. Arkantos more of a team player
@@janedanchinova7072 Oh I know, I also know that like other heroes he still gets taken down fighting a group alone pretty quick. My comment was meant more as poking fun at how his "power" is mainly through just schemes, not raw power.
Gargarensis spoils that Poseidon aids him which is a big spoiler, I can get why they cut that one but almost every one of those dialogs brings so much character to Arkantos and others. Truly a missed opportunity.
Helpless Greek cities... who sent hundreds and thousands of soldiers to slaughter everyone at Troy. Honestly, except for that part with Setna, it really looks like most of this was just pure exposition and the story didn't really suffer for having any of it cut. I probably would have removed most of this myself if it were up to me, even now.
Ow so basically Arkantos had just fought a minotaur, a chimera, a mountain giant and a centaur before or at the same time as he fought Theris.. Jeez! I thought those guys were just .. there.. I need to check if that's a possible win for arkantos in the editor..
This is gold! I don't get why they'd cut them out... Arguments like "the campaign is already long enough" just don't sit with me. Whilst many studios scrambled to finish games by removing actual gameplay content, ensemble studios cut perfectly good voicelines to shave of what? 3 minutes? That just doesn't make sense... I'd say they wanted to keep the whole thing more ambiguous and mysterious (as myths are). Not expalining everything in upmost detail leaves the audience thinking, wondering of the why and how. They have the freedom to elaborate and interpret the story the way they want. This aproach is not be popular with a lot of people. Gimme them juicy details! 😄 I believe that, back in the day, they considered the overall story to be more important then what the characters had to say about it, and that players didn't care about the details, they just wanted to "get in the action!". Nowaday, the best movies and TV-Series are centered around characters and their progression, their thoughts and action, dialogs and interations with others and the world around them. PS: As a voice actor, especially that of Gargarensis, I'd even feel slightly offended. 😌
You guys wanna know something funny? All those cutscenes where included in the spanish version, I remember all of those scenes and constantly say to me "Unused? but I even remember them with the spanish voices!" for any reason you guys got the inferior version lol
I think alot of the removal makes sense. Id say about half of them actually add nothing to conversations and story , other half can also be divided between it works but not particularly necessary and last quarter being literally ''It wouldve been better if they kept it''.
así que el tema de los diálogos eliminados y, o cortados no solo se limita a Warcraft 3, ya que ambos juegos en su audio castellano guardan y tienen implementados dichos audios originales o dewcartados con sus diálogos doblados a dicha lengua, lo cual francamente no se porque eliminan esos diálogos, les da una pequeña profundidad a los personajes y les da un toque poético y teatral a los personajes que los hace entrañables y duraderos
I would've loved the Arkantos backstory in the first cutscene to stick in the game, even just a few lines, it would've emphasized his character in an interesting way. I can see why the line in the first mission got cut, and I think the dialogue of Arkantos complaining about petty pirates while leaving Troy was a good cut- it feels redundant, and doesn't add much to the game. The line that survived "This was a nice break from hunting pirates" does everything the game needs it to do, IMO. The game's script is punchier without that little tangent. Gargarensis not openly revealing his allegiance to Poseidon in his first appearance is also a good cut, though the rest of that dialogue, with Kemsyt referencing the Olympians as a whole before he references Zeus specifically might've been a nice touch. But it might be better keeping Gararensis' lines short early on- him and his poetry have a good mystique going on in the released product, at least early on. I do like Arkantos cutting Gargarensis off at the end of that mission though. That I absolutely think should've made the cut. It's great. And Arkantos's response to his threat is a cold fucking delivery, though it feels like it wanted just a tiny bit more lead-in: A second of Arkantos reacting with surprise before he drops the killer line maybe. I dunno what it needs, but I wish they'd workshopped how to keep it rather than throw the baby out with the bathwater. The lines when meeting Amanra about them being Greek are unnecessary. I understand why they were written, but agree with them being cut. Same with the exposition about Kemsyt- the player knows that it's the same person, the details that you saw for yourself don't need repeating for the benefit of Amanra, she's a fictional character. Setna's extra exposition is fine, I don't have a strong opinion for or against keeping it. Everything in it can be inferred reasonably enough from what remained in the game. The lines in the Norse missions are reasonable cuts, and while I'm fond of Etri's cut line from the mine mission, it also feels counter to what we see in Midgard- the norsemen are fighting *eachother* as much as they fight the giants, remember. His cut line from the Hammer mission is completely redundant though. Good cut. Ajax's quip about poetry is *funny* and I like it, but Gargarensis hasn't spoken any poetry in the game during the entire Norse campaign, IIRC, and him not getting a response back feels awkward, so I agree with that cut.
I wish Ash Williams (Army of darkness) or Max Steel (1999) or Action Man (1993 out like Arkantos Some female characters outside like Castor Chino Kafuu (is to order a Rabitt) Dot, Lotta, Audrey (Harvet Street) Gigi (Underdogs) Reggie Abbott (Twelve Forever) Tee Zeng (kung fuwa) Hotaru Tomoe Bruce Lorne Campbell with a woman with Cosplay Sailor Saturn (Fanalisys 2002) th-cam.com/video/jsqtJOHLiYc/w-d-xo.html
Gargarensis in normal dialogue : cruel cyclops
Gargarensis in unused dialogue : poetic cyclops
I wish he was officially a poetic cyclops.
@@rancper I mean in most scene you see him in he is being poetic even if he isn’t reciting a poem. And often he recites poems. Often when describing him to people I say he is a “Cycloptic warlord and poet”
Unsolicited recitation of poetry is its own form of cruelty.
The lines of a real poem he's reciting is "Lepanto" btw
@@sammyvillano9502 you describe Gargarensis to other people often?
-You don't think they can make it to Atlantis?!
-No?..
This part kills me everytime.
I cracked at that too when I played it for the first time and it still gets me
The sass on Arkantos is hilarious, even when it backfires on him
I love that part made it in the game but all this other dialogue got cut lmao
@@TUCell-ps5mi He is such a Posideon fan boy too. Like going back older now playing the game I’m like “Oh there are so many signs Posideon is not your friend” but our boy is just so oblivious. And hangs on just a little longer than he should
@@sammyvillano9502 because in the myths (and especially the "Iliad") Poseidon was especially pro-Greek, but that changed in the "Odyssey" after the Greek host's attitude after conquering Troy (basically forgetting their manners towards the divinities when they sacked the city)
_"Remember that threat. _*_I will have your head for that."_*
GOD, that was such a cold delivery!
Really wish it had stayed in the released version.
Literally coming down to the comment section to say the exactly the same thing. It also adds more depth to their antagonistic relationship. In the cutscene after the final Egypt mission, Arkantos sees Gargarensis and says "Gargarensis still breathes. Come on!" and chases after him. He doesn't just want Gargarensis dead in order to stop his plot, but also (and possibly primarily) because a megalomaniac cyclops threatened his home and child.
@@tums1997 a Cyclop threatens to kill his son and Arkantos assures him that he will have his head. He is worthy of the heroes of old.
Aye, Arkantos is the GOAT Greek hero, and he's not even in the original myths.
Odysseus is a close second.
Now Kemsyt saying “Zeus can still interfere” makes sense. In the original it sounded like Kemsyt thought Zeus could interfere in favor of Trojans, which made no sense.
in the "Iliad" Zeus took no sides in the Trojan War, partly because of Hera
@@盧璘壽로인수 But he wanted to side with Troy, but Hera had a grudge against Troy because Paris didn't pick her as the best looker.
@@NostalgicGamerRickOShay
I think I remember that part, but wasn't the entire Trojan Cycle his idea of depopulation (apparently even the demigods, some of them his own) à la Great Flood scenario, just because he was afraid of history repeating itself?
(TL;DR Kronos dethroned Oranos via castration, Zeus dethroned Kronos via Titanomachy, the Fates prophesied the same thing happening to him -Jesus- )
so basically he was on the divine side, mostly his own
Justice for Chiron!
Justice for Chiron!
@bearmouse9424 CHIROOOON!!
Justice for Chiron!!!! 😡
It's interesting how Arkantos keeps bringing up the point that Atlanteans and the Ancient Greeks feel different and that the problems Atlantis faces are not of ancient greek's interests. Even when Amanra asks him about it, he feels the need to say they are not Ancient Greeks. This makes me think, that it wasn't planned for the Atlanteans to end up as ancient greeks in the game on the start.
Probably you are right. They included the Atlantians at later, maybe they were behind the schedual so they might rushed up to complete the product somehow to release date. Also Anatolians (Troyan People) are not Greek are represented as Greek too. I would also like to see an Anatolian faction but sadly Ancient Anatolian culture/mythology is not known like other mythologies.
@@seyhuncelik9584 Anatolian culture and religion is decended from Assyrian and Babylonian cultures. It was also one of the first cultures to be Helenized which means to use marble and architecture featuring lots of pillars.
Where as the Ancient Greeks are actually familiar to how the Atlanteans are in the game, Poseidon is the chief god, their architecture features massive walls made of prismarine and hades is absent from existence.
Its only after the seige of Troy and Alexanders conquests that Greece becomes Helenized and Zeus becomes chief god.
Now the fun thing about greek culture and Mythology is parts of it come from Ancient Anatolia and other parts of it come from Babylonia. Suggests that to say that the Trojans were familiar to the greeks is accurate. Since the Greeks stole basically almost every aspect of their culture.
And their decendants in turn became Romans who stole every part of the Greeks culture. Its a vicous cycle.
@@yammoto148 "Anatolian culture and religion is decended from Assyrian and Babylonian cultures" -> this isn't true at all. Hatti had their very own mythology, and then the Hittites came and they were indo-europeans.
The Troyans from Homer belong to the neo-hittite kingdoms era.
Some of the most typical elements of hittite mythology are the Storm God (who fought a Giant Snake called Illuyanka), and his son, the God of Agriculture, who angrily left humanity to famine before being appeased by other gods and coming back.
Of course the Hittites were in contact with their neighbour, so they were influenced by Greeks, Hurri, Hatti, Syrian (but not Assyrians, those didn't exist yet), and Akkadian myths/cultural elements. But that's true for everyone on the globe.
Anatolian culture was still firmly indo-european, with a considerable substract from the Hatti and Hurri who lived there before. Hatti was even the sacred language at some point (similar to latin in the catholic Church).
@@yammoto148 " Since the Greeks stole basically almost every aspect of their culture." This is also false. As I said, no culture on earth lived in a void, so of course they were influenced by neighbours and pre-existing cultures (such as the Pelagian and Minoan people). But they are still clearly indo-european, even more clearly than the Hittites, with all the typical deities you can expect: the father god, the martial god, the earth-mother, the moon and sun twins etc.
@@yammoto148 "Now the fun thing about greek culture and Mythology is parts of it come from Ancient Anatolia and other parts of it come from Babylonia. " Please provide one example of greek mythology that comes from Babylonia.
Arkantos, Ajax, Chiron, Amanra, & Setna: discussing serious şħıţ
birds: walking around and doing bird stuff
This is really cool. Wonder why these segments were never used. One of the things that I always like about AoM's cinematic's is how they are short, memorable and don't go on and on and on about the game's plot. That said, all of these segments that ended up being cut add a lot of texture to the story.
I remember these cutscenes
@@kuki1824 Yeah but all of them had lines that weren’t present in the game or certain bits
They make certain lines make sense. Shame that they were cut.
Honestly, it's a shame that this dialogue was changed, I quite like it.
THIS IS FOR CHYRON
Chiron*
Hmm, some of this dialogue adds extra context that could have been good with some polish. But I can definitely also see problems with the pacing in some spots, which is probably why they cut it.
Definitely interesting to see it, though! Thanks for sharing!
This make the story logical its quite esential why the hell did they remove it?
I get removing the Posseidon one. It probably would have spoiled that Atlantis's patron god is one of the antagonists early on.
But the others could have stayed
I know this took such a long time to piece together and implement into the cinematics. You did an amazing job! And I love the extra dialogue, even if it does make make things “too long and unnecessary” :)
Arkantos:I am bored fighting pirates.
Poseidon:Time to get rid of boredom!
Man, I hope the Remaster retells the story a lot better. So much cut dialogues, Arkantos' old battle, and some characters (such as Achilles) feel so left out in this series.
Agreed!
I don't believe I play this game for 20 years and I've never seen this. Thanks for this my friend
Amanra: You are Greeks?
Arkantos: No, Atlantean, there are Greeks among us.
This exchange adds so much context as to why they aren't immediately fighting, it shows that Amanra is familiar enough with them to not attack on sight because they are unfamiliar and it shows that she even knows their language enough to confirm that they are greek in their own tongue (I know they speak english ingame, however they're likely speaking native languages from a lore perspective)
Amanra is a mercenary she fought for grece in war thats in her story
@@Averageromanian123 Fair enough, however I'm not sure everyone reads through the bios of each of the things that appear ingame
how do they all communicate with the norse then?
@@freakfreak786 well on the last cutscene Fromm the egypt campain there was a norseman with them maybe he was a translater for the Greeks and norse
AMONG US
Seeing Athena list Arkantos’s victories in the beginning makes me sad we never got a prequel campaign to explore a younger Arkantos. Doesn’t even have to be a long campaign even something like Golden Gift will have done a lot. Hopefully Retold does this.
Love the Ajax dialogue before cutting "gargarenis'' head
1:23 that was good what can i say
We need a game about Arkantos' backstory!
this adds way more depth to the characters, should've been left in!
Thanks for uploading, now some dialogues make a little more sense.
I remember finding a few of those cut dialogue samples in the editor because i saw the string text that went with them (specifically the one where Ajax asks Gargarensis if he has any more poetry), but couldn’t figure out how to make it all be used. I hope all of this extra dialogue is used in Retold, the cutscenes make a lot more sense with it added.
Ajax is so funny...
Any final words before your head goes in this bag, fiend. Any poetry to share with us?
I agree with some edits but not others. Some lines cause the scenes to drag, and make scenes more memorable. Others don't and actually add context and flavour.
The original dialogues always felt like they were incomplete and make little sense. These shouldn't have been cut
fun fact: the cut dialogues and cutscenes it was to *PREVENT* massive spoilers
“Cut” is already past-tense, “cuted” isn’t a word, and sounds like it’s trying to be some form of the adjective “cute” anyway
@@Chauntecleer editing and i hope this isnt other teacher unfun people
@@enrique16ish yes
@@Chauntecleer "how many times do we have to teach you a lesson old man"
@@enrique16ish I sure love the young people lol
There is a good reason why most of these were cut, they absolutely kill the pacing of the scene, and most of them feel like a massive case of "tell, don't show"
Always amuses me how Gargarensis spoke mad shit, yet in a straight fight he wasn't much of a threat.
One on one in the map redactor Gargarensis smashes Arkantos. He is cyclops - his health bar is bigger, attack is stronger and possibly his animation is faster.
Arkantos more of a team player
@@janedanchinova7072 Oh I know, I also know that like other heroes he still gets taken down fighting a group alone pretty quick. My comment was meant more as poking fun at how his "power" is mainly through just schemes, not raw power.
@@janedanchinova7072 Arkantos god can kill unlimited waves of gargarensis see and try in editor 😏
Too bad they didn't have a Kamos digging animation in the files as an easter egg
How good are these voices. Athena sounds so out of this world, true goddess
if we ever got age of mythology 2, id almost want the games campaign story be retold with more time playing it.
boy, do I have a good news for you
@@jakubjedlicka3671 oh I know, it's coming.
wow how do u predict game titles man
What a coincidence hahaha
Gargarensis spoils that Poseidon aids him which is a big spoiler, I can get why they cut that one but almost every one of those dialogs brings so much character to Arkantos and others. Truly a missed opportunity.
i can see why they were cut
good choice to not include them
but still interesting vid, thanks
Helpless Greek cities... who sent hundreds and thousands of soldiers to slaughter everyone at Troy.
Honestly, except for that part with Setna, it really looks like most of this was just pure exposition and the story didn't really suffer for having any of it cut. I probably would have removed most of this myself if it were up to me, even now.
They should have leave those dialogs in.
This is for Chiron
Maybe in a definitive edition this dialogues can be included.
Ill never understand why stuff like this is cut 😓
I love the game being more story teller than just spam units machine and blood spill everything
Ow so basically Arkantos had just fought a minotaur, a chimera, a mountain giant and a centaur before or at the same time as he fought Theris.. Jeez!
I thought those guys were just .. there..
I need to check if that's a possible win for arkantos in the editor..
Without those cut dialogue, I haven't clear what purpose of attempting to Reborn Osiris.
This is gold! I don't get why they'd cut them out...
Arguments like "the campaign is already long enough" just don't sit with me. Whilst many studios scrambled to finish games by removing actual gameplay content, ensemble studios cut perfectly good voicelines to shave of what? 3 minutes? That just doesn't make sense...
I'd say they wanted to keep the whole thing more ambiguous and mysterious (as myths are). Not expalining everything in upmost detail leaves the audience thinking, wondering of the why and how. They have the freedom to elaborate and interpret the story the way they want.
This aproach is not be popular with a lot of people. Gimme them juicy details! 😄
I believe that, back in the day, they considered the overall story to be more important then what the characters had to say about it, and that players didn't care about the details, they just wanted to "get in the action!". Nowaday, the best movies and TV-Series are centered around characters and their progression, their thoughts and action, dialogs and interations with others and the world around them.
PS: As a voice actor, especially that of Gargarensis, I'd even feel slightly offended. 😌
Still waiting for Arkantos vs Theris campaign :)
Thank you
You guys wanna know something funny? All those cutscenes where included in the spanish version, I remember all of those scenes and constantly say to me "Unused? but I even remember them with the spanish voices!" for any reason you guys got the inferior version lol
"Unused Dialogs" meaning there are extra conversations between characters. It's not unused cutscenes, it's "extended cutscenes"
@@moddingaom5622 Oooh I see. thanks man.
@@moddingaom5622 i also play the game in spanish version, can confirm
I think alot of the removal makes sense. Id say about half of them actually add nothing to conversations and story , other half can also be divided between it works but not particularly necessary and last quarter being literally ''It wouldve been better if they kept it''.
Why does this look way better in graphics? is it a different version for AOM?
It is the extended edition
Anything similar for the TT?
Not really. There are a couple of minor unused sound files, but most of them are not a part of the cutscenes.
7:13 Amelia Black? Is that you?
Arkantos voice actor also voiced george washington from aoe3
if you owned the original CD copies those dialogs aren't cut
así que el tema de los diálogos eliminados y, o cortados no solo se limita a Warcraft 3, ya que ambos juegos en su audio castellano guardan y tienen implementados dichos audios originales o dewcartados con sus diálogos doblados a dicha lengua, lo cual francamente no se porque eliminan esos diálogos, les da una pequeña profundidad a los personajes y les da un toque poético y teatral a los personajes que los hace entrañables y duraderos
Yeah I can see why this was cut.
I doubt Ajax has any idea who or what a Thor is.
"I don't understand... will it fight?"
*Facepalms*
are you sure that these where removed? I can remember seeing these
I remember them being in the german version of the game.
OMG, I love it
why i am remember all scenes
This isnt unused dialogue, the original game used them, unless i'm completly stupid and its the Mandela effect.
I would've loved the Arkantos backstory in the first cutscene to stick in the game, even just a few lines, it would've emphasized his character in an interesting way.
I can see why the line in the first mission got cut, and I think the dialogue of Arkantos complaining about petty pirates while leaving Troy was a good cut- it feels redundant, and doesn't add much to the game. The line that survived "This was a nice break from hunting pirates" does everything the game needs it to do, IMO. The game's script is punchier without that little tangent.
Gargarensis not openly revealing his allegiance to Poseidon in his first appearance is also a good cut, though the rest of that dialogue, with Kemsyt referencing the Olympians as a whole before he references Zeus specifically might've been a nice touch. But it might be better keeping Gararensis' lines short early on- him and his poetry have a good mystique going on in the released product, at least early on.
I do like Arkantos cutting Gargarensis off at the end of that mission though. That I absolutely think should've made the cut. It's great. And Arkantos's response to his threat is a cold fucking delivery, though it feels like it wanted just a tiny bit more lead-in: A second of Arkantos reacting with surprise before he drops the killer line maybe. I dunno what it needs, but I wish they'd workshopped how to keep it rather than throw the baby out with the bathwater.
The lines when meeting Amanra about them being Greek are unnecessary. I understand why they were written, but agree with them being cut. Same with the exposition about Kemsyt- the player knows that it's the same person, the details that you saw for yourself don't need repeating for the benefit of Amanra, she's a fictional character.
Setna's extra exposition is fine, I don't have a strong opinion for or against keeping it. Everything in it can be inferred reasonably enough from what remained in the game.
The lines in the Norse missions are reasonable cuts, and while I'm fond of Etri's cut line from the mine mission, it also feels counter to what we see in Midgard- the norsemen are fighting *eachother* as much as they fight the giants, remember. His cut line from the Hammer mission is completely redundant though. Good cut.
Ajax's quip about poetry is *funny* and I like it, but Gargarensis hasn't spoken any poetry in the game during the entire Norse campaign, IIRC, and him not getting a response back feels awkward, so I agree with that cut.
Can you send me the link for how to do this?
Ajax is a blessing
Please make this into a mod please
Wow whoever made the decision to cut these _actually made the story worse._
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nice
En español si agregaron todos esos diálogos!
No
I wish Ash Williams (Army of darkness) or Max Steel (1999) or Action Man (1993 out like Arkantos
Some female characters outside like Castor
Chino Kafuu (is to order a Rabitt)
Dot, Lotta, Audrey (Harvet Street)
Gigi (Underdogs)
Reggie Abbott (Twelve Forever)
Tee Zeng (kung fuwa)
Hotaru Tomoe
Bruce Lorne Campbell with a woman with Cosplay Sailor Saturn (Fanalisys 2002)
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man, I can see why they made these cuts. it was kind of wordy and pretentious before.
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#Releasetheaomcut