Here's an overview of the voice cast for Counter-Strike 2 (CS2):
Announcer:
The Announcer in CS2 is a recurring character from previous versions of the game. The voice has been consistent since Counter-Strike 1.6, characterized by an American male voice with mild radio static, representing a leader overseeing operations. There isn't specific actor information provided for this role, but it's a voice that carries over from the legacy of the series.
Agents:
Master Agents: These are characters with unique appearances, backstories, and sometimes special voice lines or animations. Here are some notable agents:
NSWC SEAL, Brazilian 1st Battalion, and KSK were mentioned in community posts to not have voice lines at the launch of CS2, possibly due to bugs or incomplete implementation at that time. However, this might have been updated post-launch.
Other agents might have voice lines, but specific voice actors for these agents aren't widely publicized. Agents are typically voiced by a range of actors to give each character a distinct identity.
General Voice Actors:
While specific names for the voice actors in CS2 aren't comprehensively listed in public databases, the game continues to use a mix of voice talent from previous iterations of Counter-Strike:
Jess Cliffe - Known for his involvement with the original Counter-Strike, he has provided voice work in the past but specifics for CS2 aren't confirmed.
Stanislav Fedorchuk, Yoram Yosefburg, Alain Aouad, Tony Curran, and Thomas Balou Martin have all contributed to the voice acting in Counter-Strike: Global Offensive (CS:GO), and some of these voices might carry over to CS2 for continuity, although not explicitly stated for CS2.
New or Updated Voices: With CS2 introducing new content, there might be new voice actors brought in, but specific credits for these aren't publicly detailed.
Casters and Commentators:
While not directly part of the in-game voice cast, popular casters like HenryG and Anders have announced their return for CS2, offering commentary for major events, which adds to the game's auditory experience.
Voice Modifications:
For those looking to change their voice in-game for fun or tactical reasons, there are third-party tools like Voicemod, which can be used with CS2 to alter your voice in real-time, although this isn't part of the official voice cast.
Note: The voice cast for CS2 largely continues the tradition from CS:GO, with the same announcer voice and returning agents. However, specific new voice actors for new content or updates aren't widely documented. The community and posts on platforms like X have highlighted some issues or points of interest regarding voice lines, but for the most part, CS2's voice cast remains a blend of legacy and possibly new talent, with exact details kept under wraps or not officially disclosed. |
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