Oblivion was undoubtedly a huge game, with a ton of things to do. One of its main drawbacks, however, was definitely the dubbing of the characters, which was far different. Craig Lafferty, Executive Producer of The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, confirmed the latest issue of PSM3, which had been used only 14 players to voice all the characters in Oblivion, very few for a game so great.

That the actors were very few of Oblivion was absolutely clear, since it went on more and more into the game always felt the same voices that became ever more tedious and sometimes annoying. Lafferty has, however, wanted to reassure fans, saying: "In Oblivion we had only 14 players for the entire dubbing of the game. Skyrim For however much we have 70 different players who play jokes about 47.000".

This is certainly reassuring news, because it means that we will have to do with Skyrim a dubbing far more varied and much less tiring to be with us in 300 hours of total game and 25-30 hours of main story. Please note that The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim will arrive on 11 November.