i love how with his other voice lines he sounds well-mannered and polite, but as soon as he pulls out his ultimate he starts losing his mannerism and just starts having fun
Chamber: "Who is that well dressed man on the other side? Ah, the other me. Of course." Yoru: "Is that me over there? Great, now I can kick my own ass."
"They are so dead" The way he says this makes me feel as if someone told him he has to say something when casting his ultimate, so he just came up with something on the spot and is slightly annoyed by it
Hello! Frenchie here. Well, Canadian, but French is my first language. When Chamber was announced, I was worried because his French was kind of poopoo, but now it seems it's not nearly as bad as I thought it would be. I had a paragraph complaining about his ult name, "Tour de Force", but turns out it's an actual expression. I doubt a lot of people use it, especially among younger folks (you know, the ones that would be playing valorant), but it's not that dumb. I tried putting more explanation, but I think I'm reaching the length limit in comments.... so I'll edit my reply I made to the other guy to include that. His "that" and "this" sound good to me. Typically, French people will prounce the "th" sound with more "t" or "z", and here they chose to use a more "z"-like sound. His overall pronounciation is also very... "French". Like you can hear that way he pronounces "something" at 0:08, the way Chamber says the th sound is very French. 0:11 "C'est simple comme Bonjour!" is a very French expression, it basically means something is very simple. "Bonjour" is French for "Hello", so something as simple as a "Hello", must be quite simple. That's the logic behind the expression. Bonus French: "Bonjour" is actually "Bon" (good) and "jour" (day) combined together into one word that is often used to say "Hello". More Bonus French: The French equivalent of "Good Morning", "Bon matin" is considered to be a French expression borrowed from the English language and many people argue it should not be used and that "Bonjour" is the way to go. 0:14 The way he says "Okay" couldn't be more French, I love it. The attention to details is on point. The "O" sound in French is pronounced with a lot closer to a "Aaaah" sound than in English and "kay" is pronounced with a higher pitch a lot closer to how one would say the "ay" sound in "Hay". The difference is subtle, and proper discussion of the subtles difference in pronounciation require understanding of a really long and complex wikipedia article (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Phonetic_Alphabet), but I'm trying to make this accessible to the average valorant player who, just like me, probably doesn't know anything about the phonetic alphabet. Also, you hear Chamber saying he looks really good a lot. That's directly borrowed from the TF2 spy, who is also a Frenchie that says he looks good. Coincidence? Definitively not. His pronounciation of the "s" is often closer to "z", which is a very French thing. Bonus French: in French, just like in English, the z letter isn't used a lot. However, it's because we decided to basically use the "s" everywhere and the "s" sound english people know with two s's. Which is very "intéressant" if you ask me. "intéressant" meaning "interesting" in French xP. 0:19 His "if" also sound French. The "eee" sound in "if" is pronounced just like someone would pronounce it in French, with a pitch much higher. The "forever" is very French, with the way the "r" sound is pronounced. The same goes with "remember" actually; you can hear it in the way he says his "r" as well as the way the syllables chain up. "Has" is pronounced more like "Az", a very French thing to do because the French "H" is a lot more silent. These are common themes you can probably find in voicelines I haven't talked about, and that's because I don't want this comment to be too long and repititive. The thing is that you only need a few components to sound French. The way you pronounce the "s" sound, the way you pronounce "th", and the "r"s... 0:43 is very good.... You can really hear the way he says "the" as "ze". I think because there is a lot of "th" sounds, it makes it sound extra French. 1:03 "Au Revoir" means goodbye. The pronounciation is on point. "Au" is pronounced like "O" and yes, "oi" is closer to "wa" than anything else. Don't ask questions, this is French. 1:12 "Good Luck Astra" sounds extra French to me. It's in the way he pronounces "Astra". French pronounces "A" with a higher pitch. 1:16 "Je reste sans voix" basically means "I am speechless", however I don't hear that expression used a lot. 1:23 "Mademoiselle" basically translates to "my young lady". "My lady" in French is "Madame".. In the old times, "demoiselle" implied a young girl that was not married. 1:28 "Merci" is "thank you". The pronounciation is on point. It may look like the english word "Mercy", but it's not pronounced the same way. the first syllable is a lot closer to "Meh", and the second syllable sounds similar. 1:39 "Incroyable" directly translates to "Unbelieveable". Pronounciation and usage of the word is on point. 2:03 "Frérot" does mean brother in an affectionate way the same way "bro" does, but it's not slang. Otherwise the translation and pronounciation are correct. 2:24 Given translation of "Bien joué" is correct, although the literal translation is "Well Played" rather than "Well Done" (the verb used here is "jouer" which translates to the verb "to play"). The pronounciation is on point too. It's also something you would hear. 2:28 Bonus French: You may hear French people say the only English they know is "Yes No Toaster". Why Toaster? Because it's used in French a lot because the French word we have for toaster is way too long. "Grille-Pain", who has the time to say a word like that?! Shaking my head..... 2:39 You don't hear people using the adjective superb in English a lot, but it's actually used a lot more in French to mean beautiful without sounding over the top. 2:44 "Je n'en reviens pas" really does mean "I cannot believe it", but it's an expression. The verb "Revenir" that is used here translates to "To Come Back". So, basically the way this expression is used is to indicate that what the person using it just saw or experienced was so out of this world they cannot "come back" to reality. 2:55 "Impressionant" means what you would think it means "Impressive". They really do mean the same thing. 3:12 "Beau Travail" translates to "Good Job". The word "Travailler" is the French translation of the verb "To Work", but in this case "Good Job" is closer to what is actually said compared to "Good Work". You may also hear people say "Joli Travail", which means the same thing. Sometimes, out of laziness, you will hear people call "Joli" when something is done right, and that's basically what it means. I know the French translation of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 has lines that just say "Joooollliiiiii" while you are using special attack helicopters or things like that. 3:25 "Et Bien" is really good French. On point. It's an expression used to mean "Oh well", but "Et" translates to "And", while "Bien" translate to "Well". It will definitively seem odd to someone who only speaks English, but it's really normal if you know more than one language. 4:10 "On n'est pas sorti de l'auberge" is a French expression that translates to "We're not done yet". The literal translation however is something like "we are not out of the inn yet". Bonus French: "On" is a third person singular pronoun that translates to "we". Convention says you shouldn't use it in writing, you should be using "Nous", which is the proper way of using first person plurar, but French verbs in first person plurar sound terrible so everyone uses the "On" pronoun. Bonus Trivia: The "on" pronoun is actually used is so many different ways it's actually low-key confusing. www.lawlessfrench.com/grammar/subject-pronoun-on/ Bonus boring French note: I added a n' before the est, that's no mistake. In french, when negating a verb, you always need two negation components, "ne" and some other component that can be "pas" (not), "jamais" (never), "personne" (no one), etc. However, when the conjugated verb starts with a vowel, the "ne" component transforms into " n' ". But when you use the pronoun "on", you are supposed to do what's a "link" between the "on" and the verb if the verb starts with a vowel. Therefore, "On est" will sound exactly like "On n'est", how confusing xP 4:32 "Bonne chance mes amis" translates to "Good luck my friends". No catch there. 5:00 "Bravo!" is a way to say "Congratulation!" in French. 5:06 "vite!" translates to "quickly" 5:09 "terminus" is usually only used to talk about the last stop of a train or bus line, here it's a weird way of talking about the final moments of the enemy he just killed. 5:10 "Aïe" (notice the weird i) translates to "Ouch", the pronounciation is very France French like, compared to Quebec French. 5:22 "Pardon Monsieur" translates to "Pardon me Sir" Bonus Trivia: "Monsieur" actually is dervied from "Mon Seigneur" which means "My Lord", but in the modern days "Monsieur" is used to mean "Sir". 6:06 "Mesdames, Messieurs" translates to "Ladies and Gentlemen". Notice "Mesdames" is the plurar form of "Madame" and "Messieurs" is the plurar form of "Monsieur" 6:38 "Adieu" means "goodbye", but in a very much permanent way. "dieu" is French for "god", so saying "adieu", is like saying, "we will only meet once we both have met god, that is, when we are both dead" 6:39 "Parfait!" means "Perfect" 6:39 "Excusez-moi" means "Excuse me"
Hugo Pierre Martin did a great work! English is not my mother tongue but I play Valorant in English because I find cool that Riot cast people with the characters' language roots. They usually have family or are bilingual so it's easier to put the accent more accurately!
Idk why but Chamber ult voicelines from the enemy perspective sounds terrifying and sending shivers to me timbers, it's as terrifying as Reyna's and raze ult voiceline
how many like the fact the valorant has a mix of tones from different countries and not just native tones. Like when you get to hear their different voices it feels so wholesome and friendly
Chambers ult (ally) sounds normal like "You are Soooo dead" But today I play with a chamber in enemy team he ult like 3-4 times His ult voiceline is the scariest thing I have ever heard It sounds like a loud song coming from god or sky "You want to play?.Lets play!" That's the most stranged voiceline in this game loud snd scary
scariest voiceline for the scariest ult in the game. Jokes aside, I think the Voiceline shows pretty well what they wanted to do with character design plus overall the voicelines. Our new voicelines have also been similar to this, being dramatic and trying to describe the character. Like neons voiceline seems to have that bubbly personality, or fades voiceline with the look of the ult immediately lets you think of fear. Chambers voiceline has the charismatic, sarcastic and a little sus way of chamber perfectly combined, and the echo effect in game is like the coolest thing ever. Wish theyd add this to more voicelines, it sounds sick and it gives the vibe of being in an actual battle where the enemy just shouts it instead of it feeling like youre playing the game.
Wow these voicelines explain so much. it connfirms the theory that vincent has a deal or treaty with the other (duality) vincent. that kayo was most likely brought from the other world and that brim had asked vincent to do so. also how astra's arm works. or maybe he has no idea how her arm works.
His suaveness and like sort of charismatic belittling of the enemy team and his sarcasm remind me of spy tf2. Especially when he calls kay/o a TALKING TOASTER Speaking of tf2 does his ult kill lines remind anyone else of medic but like toned down and a different accent
![Chamber Voicelines [Valorant/EN]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/BF-uu727MZU/mqdefault.jpg)
i love how with his other voice lines he sounds well-mannered and polite, but as soon as he pulls out his ultimate he starts losing his mannerism and just starts having fun
LMAOOO its so cute LOL
Hes like kids getting ace with op for first time
The fucking hoho got me good
@@DechaKaisri Well it IS his gun lmfao. He is a weapons manufacturer in terms of lore
The fact that he called Kay/O a "broken toaster" made me laugh when you said "well-mannered" ngl
"Such a terrible accident. One I have nothing to do with"
sneak 100
Nobody suspects a thing
and after "i should go before someone recognize me" hahaha
*Unlock theme* "Run away feature UNLOCKED!"
Tip: Hold shift to run or hide in a locker
KAY/O: Are you sure about that?
I LOVE HOW HE INTERACTS WITH CYPHER EVEN AS ENEMY!!!!!
He’s like cypher but more gentleman and cunning
It's think because cypher is an intelligent agent, and chamber is an assassin so he would have to work off the information cypher collects
@@toaster_time2706 more like a weapon blacksmith
@@lcm1426 nono, hes an assassin
@@lcm1426 More like Yoru, tbh, with his cockiness.
Even his voice sound sarcastic and charismatic. That's cool
He's like a Yoru but gentlemen instead of gangsta
@@swordzanderson5352 Riot was like “Ok yoru but he goes to the ballroom alot”
@@n1oh LMAO, good one
"Yoru but he doesn't bitch and is actually decently mannered"
I agree fire punch guy
fire punch enjoyer 💪
6:06
DEFINITELY HIS BEST LINE LMAOOO
@@tusvy BROOO FRFR
Madame monsieur zyy spike ~
@@tusvy "BITCH, THE SPIKE"
all it needed was a drumroll
omfg you're right
He hates his team if they do a mistake but loves them if they win .... 90% of Valorant players right there
6:45 his ult voice line when he on the enemy team is just😩🤌
Yes,the sound echoes
Sus
I got scared Everytime
You want to play? Let's play
Rotating..
and i thought he's a serious dude but i guess im wrong in the sentinel section only sage has a no time for joke lines < w >
more like "sage is the only one without a personality" lol
You are a boulder. I am a mountain - sage
I can't I just can't stop laughing when Chamber calls Kay/o "Toaster" 🤣🤣🤣
It's dammly hilarious 🤣
Even kayo calls the other kayo toaster
LMFAOOAOA he even called him a “talking toaster” 😭
7:09 Pure masterpiece
Wtf
"grunting" "more grunting" "even more grunting"
My man jerking too much,
And then, after all of it, "Bonjour"
@@lwyhuyfee I LAUGHEDDDD
never been jumpscared by sound before until I heard his ult on the enemy team for the first time
Lmao
Yuppp
Chamber: "Who is that well dressed man on the other side? Ah, the other me. Of course."
Yoru: "Is that me over there? Great, now I can kick my own ass."
Yoru and Chamber - More like cousins
He sounds so cheery and happy with his ulti kills
"They are so dead"
The way he says this makes me feel as if someone told him he has to say something when casting his ultimate, so he just came up with something on the spot and is slightly annoyed by it
Yes
Which works, because that's how I sound anytime my niece touches my stuff
One of these days, one agent will have a line like " the spike will grow its own legs and crawl towards us" when the team left the spike at base.
KJ already has a line like that but yeah
Kj:ugh, i have to attach legz to ze spike now?
"please do not mistake my smile. i take all this very seriously"
him ulting & getting kills: YAHOO!!!!!
his obsession's with arm reminded me of a serial killer in Morioh
*chew*
sorry but i think that is a jojo reference
jojo reference?
kira yosikage
That's just because his abilities and astra's abilities come from the same type of tech lol
@@DavidboyGamers daisan no bakdum BITE ZA DUSTO
Chamber: "Toaster is broken!"
Did it toast my bread right?
Edit: I was toasting bread until I saw this, thanks guys.
2:26 Late timestamp lol
@@Hakuratallica respect for still putting it this late, though it did not toast well as I am still here
whats also funny is that when Kay/o kills the Kay/o on the other side he also calls him toaster
Oh no toaster is broken
I dunno if it toasted my bread right :((
Hello! Frenchie here. Well, Canadian, but French is my first language.
When Chamber was announced, I was worried because his French was kind of poopoo, but now it seems it's not nearly as bad as I thought it would be.
I had a paragraph complaining about his ult name, "Tour de Force", but turns out it's an actual expression. I doubt a lot of people use it, especially among younger folks (you know, the ones that would be playing valorant), but it's not that dumb. I tried putting more explanation, but I think I'm reaching the length limit in comments.... so I'll edit my reply I made to the other guy to include that.
His "that" and "this" sound good to me. Typically, French people will prounce the "th" sound with more "t" or "z", and here they chose to use a more "z"-like sound.
His overall pronounciation is also very... "French". Like you can hear that way he pronounces "something" at 0:08, the way Chamber says the th sound is very French.
0:11 "C'est simple comme Bonjour!" is a very French expression, it basically means something is very simple. "Bonjour" is French for "Hello", so something as simple as a "Hello", must be quite simple. That's the logic behind the expression. Bonus French: "Bonjour" is actually "Bon" (good) and "jour" (day) combined together into one word that is often used to say "Hello". More Bonus French: The French equivalent of "Good Morning", "Bon matin" is considered to be a French expression borrowed from the English language and many people argue it should not be used and that "Bonjour" is the way to go.
0:14 The way he says "Okay" couldn't be more French, I love it. The attention to details is on point. The "O" sound in French is pronounced with a lot closer to a "Aaaah" sound than in English and "kay" is pronounced with a higher pitch a lot closer to how one would say the "ay" sound in "Hay". The difference is subtle, and proper discussion of the subtles difference in pronounciation require understanding of a really long and complex wikipedia article (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Phonetic_Alphabet), but I'm trying to make this accessible to the average valorant player who, just like me, probably doesn't know anything about the phonetic alphabet.
Also, you hear Chamber saying he looks really good a lot. That's directly borrowed from the TF2 spy, who is also a Frenchie that says he looks good. Coincidence? Definitively not.
His pronounciation of the "s" is often closer to "z", which is a very French thing. Bonus French: in French, just like in English, the z letter isn't used a lot. However, it's because we decided to basically use the "s" everywhere and the "s" sound english people know with two s's. Which is very "intéressant" if you ask me. "intéressant" meaning "interesting" in French xP.
0:19 His "if" also sound French. The "eee" sound in "if" is pronounced just like someone would pronounce it in French, with a pitch much higher. The "forever" is very French, with the way the "r" sound is pronounced. The same goes with "remember" actually; you can hear it in the way he says his "r" as well as the way the syllables chain up. "Has" is pronounced more like "Az", a very French thing to do because the French "H" is a lot more silent.
These are common themes you can probably find in voicelines I haven't talked about, and that's because I don't want this comment to be too long and repititive. The thing is that you only need a few components to sound French. The way you pronounce the "s" sound, the way you pronounce "th", and the "r"s...
0:43 is very good.... You can really hear the way he says "the" as "ze". I think because there is a lot of "th" sounds, it makes it sound extra French.
1:03 "Au Revoir" means goodbye. The pronounciation is on point. "Au" is pronounced like "O" and yes, "oi" is closer to "wa" than anything else. Don't ask questions, this is French.
1:12 "Good Luck Astra" sounds extra French to me. It's in the way he pronounces "Astra". French pronounces "A" with a higher pitch.
1:16 "Je reste sans voix" basically means "I am speechless", however I don't hear that expression used a lot.
1:23 "Mademoiselle" basically translates to "my young lady". "My lady" in French is "Madame".. In the old times, "demoiselle" implied a young girl that was not married.
1:28 "Merci" is "thank you". The pronounciation is on point. It may look like the english word "Mercy", but it's not pronounced the same way. the first syllable is a lot closer to "Meh", and the second syllable sounds similar.
1:39 "Incroyable" directly translates to "Unbelieveable". Pronounciation and usage of the word is on point.
2:03 "Frérot" does mean brother in an affectionate way the same way "bro" does, but it's not slang. Otherwise the translation and pronounciation are correct.
2:24 Given translation of "Bien joué" is correct, although the literal translation is "Well Played" rather than "Well Done" (the verb used here is "jouer" which translates to the verb "to play"). The pronounciation is on point too. It's also something you would hear.
2:28 Bonus French: You may hear French people say the only English they know is "Yes No Toaster". Why Toaster? Because it's used in French a lot because the French word we have for toaster is way too long. "Grille-Pain", who has the time to say a word like that?! Shaking my head.....
2:39 You don't hear people using the adjective superb in English a lot, but it's actually used a lot more in French to mean beautiful without sounding over the top.
2:44 "Je n'en reviens pas" really does mean "I cannot believe it", but it's an expression. The verb "Revenir" that is used here translates to "To Come Back". So, basically the way this expression is used is to indicate that what the person using it just saw or experienced was so out of this world they cannot "come back" to reality.
2:55 "Impressionant" means what you would think it means "Impressive". They really do mean the same thing.
3:12 "Beau Travail" translates to "Good Job". The word "Travailler" is the French translation of the verb "To Work", but in this case "Good Job" is closer to what is actually said compared to "Good Work". You may also hear people say "Joli Travail", which means the same thing. Sometimes, out of laziness, you will hear people call "Joli" when something is done right, and that's basically what it means. I know the French translation of Call of Duty Modern Warfare 3 has lines that just say "Joooollliiiiii" while you are using special attack helicopters or things like that.
3:25 "Et Bien" is really good French. On point. It's an expression used to mean "Oh well", but "Et" translates to "And", while "Bien" translate to "Well". It will definitively seem odd to someone who only speaks English, but it's really normal if you know more than one language.
4:10 "On n'est pas sorti de l'auberge" is a French expression that translates to "We're not done yet". The literal translation however is something like "we are not out of the inn yet".
Bonus French: "On" is a third person singular pronoun that translates to "we". Convention says you shouldn't use it in writing, you should be using "Nous", which is the proper way of using first person plurar, but French verbs in first person plurar sound terrible so everyone uses the "On" pronoun.
Bonus Trivia: The "on" pronoun is actually used is so many different ways it's actually low-key confusing. www.lawlessfrench.com/grammar/subject-pronoun-on/
Bonus boring French note: I added a n' before the est, that's no mistake. In french, when negating a verb, you always need two negation components, "ne" and some other component that can be "pas" (not), "jamais" (never), "personne" (no one), etc. However, when the conjugated verb starts with a vowel, the "ne" component transforms into " n' ". But when you use the pronoun "on", you are supposed to do what's a "link" between the "on" and the verb if the verb starts with a vowel. Therefore, "On est" will sound exactly like "On n'est", how confusing xP
4:32 "Bonne chance mes amis" translates to "Good luck my friends". No catch there.
5:00 "Bravo!" is a way to say "Congratulation!" in French.
5:06 "vite!" translates to "quickly"
5:09 "terminus" is usually only used to talk about the last stop of a train or bus line, here it's a weird way of talking about the final moments of the enemy he just killed.
5:10 "Aïe" (notice the weird i) translates to "Ouch", the pronounciation is very France French like, compared to Quebec French.
5:22 "Pardon Monsieur" translates to "Pardon me Sir"
Bonus Trivia: "Monsieur" actually is dervied from "Mon Seigneur" which means "My Lord", but in the modern days "Monsieur" is used to mean "Sir".
6:06 "Mesdames, Messieurs" translates to "Ladies and Gentlemen". Notice "Mesdames" is the plurar form of "Madame" and "Messieurs" is the plurar form of "Monsieur"
6:38 "Adieu" means "goodbye", but in a very much permanent way. "dieu" is French for "god", so saying "adieu", is like saying, "we will only meet once we both have met god, that is, when we are both dead"
6:39 "Parfait!" means "Perfect"
6:39 "Excusez-moi" means "Excuse me"
Damn no comments yet and only 5 likes this comment deserve more
Damn, it was the best 30 mins of whole act
This is very good read thank you, i read all of it, learned a bit of french thanks to you
THANK YOU FOR THR FRENCH LESSON I love chamber
Hugo Pierre Martin did a great work!
English is not my mother tongue but I play Valorant in English because I find cool that Riot cast people with the characters' language roots. They usually have family or are bilingual so it's easier to put the accent more accurately!
Chamber: Bien joué Kay/O! You are unstoppable my friend
Also Chamber: Toaster is broken
6:45 when you hear that throughout the map you know not to take challenges
or take the challenges and be a legend...
"you wanna play-"
*headshot*
you : play what?
The moment that I got more Aggressive Using Chamber Ult lol
i like that he acts like a kid when he kills with his ult but acts like a business man without
I guess even professionals want to have a bit of fun while working.
He sound so happy when he ults I love it. He's just here to have a good time.
2:02 As a french, I was very pleased with this "Au revoir frérot!". J'étais pas prêt mentalement xD
Mdrr meme moi
Même quand il dit 'On est pas sorti de l'auberge' je chiale ptn
j'était pas prêt aussi xD
Yeah but like, can I get a translation pls?
@@thecoomchalice5441 "Au revoir frérot" means "see you later bro"
5:43 a very relatable voiceline
the way our ally Chamber said the "focus now, eyes off me" quip when I was staring at them....
Idk why but Chamber ult voicelines from the enemy perspective sounds terrifying and sending shivers to me timbers, it's as terrifying as Reyna's and raze ult voiceline
6:45 does anyone having goosebumps or kind of afraid about the Chamber ult voice line?
Yes that echo
No
@@builtbetter1278 what do u think/feel then?
@@bishopf7420 not anymore but jump peek to avoid op shot
Nope. As a Chamber main I will find that enemy Chamber and take that duel.
TOASTER IS BROKEN is hands down the best one
3:45 is my favorite line
Wait! I just realised he says "non" and not "no", i can hear the "on" sound at the very end
how many like the fact the valorant has a mix of tones from different countries and not just native tones.
Like when you get to hear their different voices it feels so wholesome and friendly
chamber wanting to take astra's arm 🤝 killjoy wanting to take sova's eye
he totally turns into a kid when he uses his alt 😂
In the end thats his favorite "toy"
his voice lines are definitely one of my favourites 😩
he sounds so polite and wants everything to be organised
Until he start playing
I like how happy he gets with his ult ^^
His "merci", "bonjour".... and the "You want to play? Let's play."..
he actually has an attractive voice???
7:07 He's Having Fun...😂😂
Chambers ult (ally) sounds normal like "You are Soooo dead"
But today I play with a chamber in enemy team he ult like 3-4 times
His ult voiceline is the scariest thing I have ever heard
It sounds like a loud song coming from god or sky
"You want to play?.Lets play!"
That's the most stranged voiceline in this game loud snd scary
scariest voiceline for the scariest ult in the game. Jokes aside, I think the Voiceline shows pretty well what they wanted to do with character design plus overall the voicelines. Our new voicelines have also been similar to this, being dramatic and trying to describe the character. Like neons voiceline seems to have that bubbly personality, or fades voiceline with the look of the ult immediately lets you think of fear. Chambers voiceline has the charismatic, sarcastic and a little sus way of chamber perfectly combined, and the echo effect in game is like the coolest thing ever. Wish theyd add this to more voicelines, it sounds sick and it gives the vibe of being in an actual battle where the enemy just shouts it instead of it feeling like youre playing the game.
"MESDAMES, MESSIEURS. THE FUCKING SPIKE!" *kaby hands*
A French character with an accent that both sounds believable and articulate? Hadn’t been done since like 2016
Who from 2016? Widowmaker from Overwatch?
@@wambufan608 no he's talking about when tf2 released the 9th class, Spy in 2016
@@leeroyjenkins4456 spy was released in 2009 actually
@@sergeantkazotsky5616 nah he was released as part of the gold rudh dlc in 2015
TAKE THEIR GUNS! VITE. Loving the new agent
I love how he said "oh I'm enjoying this" every time he kills with his ult. So satisfying line
his voice is even sounds similar to yoru but if he was nice and sarcastic
0:51 after the KJ voicemail this line hits different
Ok chamber, this is a stealth mission
*loudest sniper in the world go boom*
Chamber: a what mission?
The "Toaster is Broken!" when he kills kayo
I died laughing
lmao most of his lines give the "man I look good" vibe and his ult lines is literally just "I LOVE THIS GUN"
2:28 "Toaster is broken!" Got me laughing HAHAHAHA
His "NO" is something next level
killjoy and chamber have the most extra death noises. and cyphers is just erotic at this point 💀
HaaAaaa
chamber to me using sova : impressive, this man knows what he is doing
me who just make random shock dart kill: oh.. thanks
his agent select voice is unique-er because it interacts with the player itself literally
2:35 "Don't Worry My Radiant Friends, I will Unplug Their Talking Toaster."
His deep voice saying "you wanna play, let's play" is so psychotic
Chamber is more like combination of Yoru and Sova cuz of Coolness and calmness.Change my mind
idk why but when i heard Chamber say "Oh no, invaders. here to take our radianite!", it just reminds me of "Oh no! Our table! iTS BROKEN 😱"
There's one thing we can agree with he do be lookin clean
"Mesdames, messieurs. The spike" aight daddy chamber relax
the way he said yoru is adorable
Next i want an italian mafia agent. Just imagine their conversation talking about high quality suits
Me too I wish is a male
I love hearing him say "you want to play,let's play
My favourite part is 7:07. Definetely.
Everyone : everything , something
Chamber : everysing , somesing
Chamber: "Don't pretend you're not happy to see me, you're smiling on the inside"
Viper: I-It's not like I like you or anything, B-BAKA! *HMPF!*
😐😐😐
No Chamber x Viper does not go well
No
lmao
You are sentence to death for committing multiple war crimes according to the Geneva convention
When I first heard 6:45 I was like, dayum, this dude's serious
I love this guy. When he whips out the big stick he sounds so happy. Unless you are on the enemy team. Then its oh god oh fuck oh god oh fuck
Wow these voicelines explain so much. it connfirms the theory that vincent has a deal or treaty with the other (duality) vincent. that kayo was most likely brought from the other world and that brim had asked vincent to do so. also how astra's arm works. or maybe he has no idea how her arm works.
Mann this is one of the most arranged voice line video ive seen!
Chamber: Charismatic, Soothing ang calm voice
Me: oh it's good
Also Chamber when hit: ooh ahh ihh ehh oof ugh ahh eh
Me: Ooooooo-k maybe ill pretend i didn't hear that
Chamber just riles up my insides omghdhdhd🙇♀️
I thought he was a bad ass kinda dark an agent with men in black kind of manner, but when he pulls out his ultimate he's like Raze.
Bro the ultimate "You want to play. Lets play." Its so cold🥶🥶
Thank You for voicelines ❤️ cant wait to play him 👍🏻😎
so he says "you want to play lets play" when ulting from the enemy side?
yess
Imagine jpn its like you hear Omea wa mou shinderu
chamber's pain voicelines are somehow funny to me
I like how chamber makes fun of kayo by calling him a toaster
"One that I have nothing to do with"
Oh my god what did he fucking do and why does it sound so funny 😂😂
Nobody gonna talk about how sus his ult voicelines are?
"Oh-ho! I'm enjoying this!"
"Oh-ho, I like it!"
"Zis is too fun!"
Prove me wrong.
His voice actually sounds really nice when he's not exclaiming things
the number of people who probably got a kill with the ult and probably synchronized with Chamber
I LOVE THIS GUN!!!
ive never figured out the use of the "taking point" emote
7:07 - 7:16 is the best 👌
Chamber is basically French Loki at this point
"toaster is broken"
come on i wanted to eat toast with nutella spread :(
This man is basically a perfect mixture of Sova and Cypher, except he's more elegant and cunning.
daddy, im sorry... daddy, im sorry...
6:08 he sound like tf2 spy saying spike like spy
He reminds me of Kingsman movie, classy and deadly
'Toaster is broken' has to be the best voiceline XD
His suaveness and like sort of charismatic belittling of the enemy team and his sarcasm remind me of spy tf2. Especially when he calls kay/o a TALKING TOASTER
Speaking of tf2 does his ult kill lines remind anyone else of medic but like toned down and a different accent
Listen on from 7:07 with your eyes closed and comment what your brain conjured up. I was not disappointed
Accent has me melting everytime 👀
7:06 is what i'm here for
he is a literal chad ngl
HIS LAUGH. losing my mind rn
7:11 Steve when
6:43 my favorite line
6:45 always give me a goosebump even I'm not in a match
"ive done more with less. keep fighting" i smell an underdog??? come up story?? started from the bottom now we here???