Characters
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Overview
There are a number of characters with major speaking parts in Free Agent. Total estimated lines: 6000. Note, that these lines include the combat shouts and other short incidentals. "Long" lines are about 2000 of these.
| Character | Name | Faction | Line Estimate | Description |
 Player, American |
Chris Jacobs | Executive Ops | 200 lines | One of the three basic player character choices. An ex-Delta Force soldier of mixed heritage: African-American and Korean. Lines match all the other "player character" lines. |
 Player, Brit |
Jennifer Mui | Executive Ops | 200 lines | One of the three basic player character choices. An ex-MI6 operative, born in Hong Kong and raised in the UK. Lines match all the other "player character" lines. |
 Player, Swede |
Mattias Nilsson | Executive Ops | 200 lines | One of the three basic player character choices. Formerly a Swedish Coastal Ranger. Lines match all the other "player character" lines. |
 Player, Indy |
Henry Jones Jr. | Executive Ops | 200 lines | An unlockable player character choice. That guy from those movies that those guys did. Lines match all the other "player character" lines. |
 Tech |
Fiona Taylor | Executive Ops | 1200 lines | The player's "in ear" voice. Australian, with a pronounced accent. Former electronics warfare specialist in the Royal Australian Navy. By far the most prominent voice in the game. |
 Allied Leader |
Colonel Samuel Garrett | Allies | 200 lines | The player's contact with the United Nations. Calm, collected, and very stressed about the huge mess that he's in charge of. Appears only in the United Nations briefing room. |
 Allied Starter |
Major Sean Howard | Allies | 100 lines | Colonel Garrett's executive officer. He's served with the Colonal in a number of operations. Allied Starter. In addition he give the player killbox warnings and other in game messages from the Allies. |
 Allied Soldier |
[Several] | Allies | 60 lines (x3) | The United Nations ground troops are primarily Americans. Fictionally, there are other soldiers but we never see them. These are baseline soldiers with small arms. There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
 Allied Heavy |
[Several] | Allies | 50 lines (x3) | The United Nations ground troops are primarily Americans. Fictionally, there are other soldiers but we never see them. These are heavy soldiers with heavy weapons (RPGs, etc.) There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
Allied Officer |
[Several] | Allies | 70 lines (x3) | The United Nations ground troops are primarily Americans. Fictionally, there are other soldiers but we never see them. These are officers that can call support and break disguise. There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
 Allied Pilots |
[Several] | Allies | 30 lines (x10) | The United Nations pilots come from a different nations. Different airstrike planes have different pilots. Variations: One for each airstrike and variations for the helicopter. Includes American, British, French, Japanese |
 China Leader |
Colonel Zhou Peng | China | 150 lines | The Chinese faction leader is a seasoned espionage agent and a high ranking military official. Appears only in the Chinese briefing room. |
 China Starter |
Captain Kai Leu | China | 100 lines | Colonal Peng's right hand man. Chinese Starter. He gives the player in game messages from the Chinese. |
 China Soldier |
[Several] | China | 60 lines (x2) | A standard Chinese soldier. Most dialog is Chinese. There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
 China Heavy |
[Several] | China | 50 lines (x2) | A heavy weapons soldier. Most dialog is Chinese. There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
China Officer |
[Several] | China | 70 lines (x2) | These are officers that can call support and break disguise. Most dialog is Chinese. There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
China Pilot |
[Several] | China | 20 lines (x8) | Most Chinese "pilots" are the radio officers coordinating batteries of artillery. A Q5 delivers the FAE and helicopters do deliver support options. Most dialog is English. Variations: one for each strike, helicopter variations |
 Mafia Leader |
Sergei Voronov | Mafia | 200 lines | The mafia faction leader is a young Russian punk (late 20s), a post-glasnost thug looking to make a name for himself away from the established godfathers. Appears only in the Mafia briefing room until Chapter 4. |
 Mafia Starter |
Josef Yurinov | Mafia | 200 lines | Josef is experienced and effective, but has been sidlined due to Mafia nepotism. He bides his time. Mafia Starter. Becomes the Mafia leader in Chapter 4. Coordinates the "pirated air strikes" |
 Mafia Soldier |
[Several] | Mafia | 60 lines (x2) | A standard Mafia soldier. Most dialog is Russian. There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
 Mafia Heavy |
[Several] | Mafia | 50 lines (x2) | A heavy weapons Mafia soldier. Most dialog is Russian. There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
Mafia Officer |
[Several] | Mafia | 70 lines (x2) | These are officers that can call support and break disguise. Most dialog is Russian. There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
Mafia Pilot |
[Several] | Mafia | 20 lines (x4) | One radio officer for the FROG-7, variations for the helicopter pilots. |
 SK Leader |
Agent Mitchell Buford | South Korea | 150 lines | CIA Agent coordinating the South Korean forces operating outside of the United Nations Task Force. Appears only in the South Korean briefing room. |
 SK Starter |
Lieutenant Yung Kim | South Korea | 100 lines | A South Korean Officer assigned as liaison to the CIA. Appears only in the United Nations briefing room. |
 SK Elite |
[Several] | South Korea | 60 lines (x2) | Elite female soldiers. They speak mostly in Korean. There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
 SK Heavy |
[Several] | South Korea | 50 lines (x2) | Heavy weapons soldiers. They speak mostly in Korean. There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
SK Sentry |
[Several] | South Korea | 70 lines (x2) | Sentries can see through disguise. They speak mostly in Korean. There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
SK Officer |
[Several] | South Korea | 70 lines (x2) | These are officers that can call support and break disguise. They speak mostly in Korean. There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
SK Pilot |
[Several] | South Korea | 20 lines (x8) | American stealth pilots operating at the behest of the CIA. Variations: One for each airstrike and variations for the helicopter. |
 NK Soldier |
[Several] | North Korea | 30 lines (x2) | Standard North Korean soldier. They speak only in Korean. There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
 NK Heavy |
[Several] | North Korea | 30 lines (x2) | Heavy weapons soldiers. They speak only in Korean. There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
 NK Elite |
[Several] | North Korea | 30 lines (x2) | Elite soldiers. They speak only in Korean. There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
NK Officer |
[Several] | North Korea | 30 lines (x2) | These are officers that can call support and break disguise. . They speak only in Korean. There should be at least three complete sets of soldier voices. |
Joker |
President Choi Kim | North Korea (Deck) | 100 lines | The man really behind everything. Plays an important part in the endgame, i.e. the Joker Sequence. |
 Ace of Spades |
General Choi Song | North Korea (Deck) | 150 lines | Leader of the coup that started all the troubles in NK. The player is led to believe that Song is the ultimate bad guy. Based in a secret rocket facility. |
 King of Spades |
Colonel Park | North Korea (Deck) | 50 lines | Song's oldest friend. Secretly loyal to President Kim. |
Queen of Spades |
North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines | NK officer n charge of final detonator construction. | |
Jack of Spades |
North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines | Song's Head of Security. | |
 Spades |
[9] | North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines (x3) | A number of elite female officers part of Song's Special Forces. |
 Ace of Hearts |
North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines | In charge of General Song's plan to create nuclear fuel for warheads. Based in a secret reactor facility. | |
 King of Hearts |
North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines | Nuclear scientist. | |
Queen of Hearts |
North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines | Nuclear scientist trying to recover materials from the leaking Taechon reactor. | |
Jack of Hearts |
North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines | Nuclear scientist. | |
 Hearts |
[9] | North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines (x3) | Scientists working on NK's nuclear program. |
 Ace of Diamonds |
North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines | A general in charge of NK's special weapons program. | |
 King of Diamonds |
North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines | Officer who controls an artillery fortress. | |
Queen of Diamonds |
North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines | Officer who controls an artillery fortress. | |
Jack of Diamonds |
North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines | Officer who's trying to move chemical weapons. | |
 Diamonds |
[9] | North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines (x3) | Officers leading the cause against the Allies. |
 Ace of Clubs |
North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines | Leader of Division 39, the NK illicit business organization. Oversees a network of activites for Song's | |
 King of Clubs |
North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines | Officer in Division 39. Heads up an arms dealing operation out of Pyongyang. | |
Queen of Clubs |
North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines | Officer in Division 39. Heads up elcetronics smuggling in Nampo. | |
Jack of Clubs |
North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines | Officer in Division 39. Heads up human trafficking. | |
 Clubs |
[9] | North Korea (Deck) | 30 lines (x3) | Division 39 operatives. Involved with illicit activities. |
 Civilian |
Civilian | 30 lines (x6) | Includes pedestrians, farmers, workers and technicians. All speak Korean. | |
 Doctor |
Civilian | 50 lines | A doctor helping in the relief effort. | |
Aid Worker |
Civilian | 50 lines | Aid worker helping in the relief effort. | |
 Prisoner |
Civilian | 30 lines | An oppressed civilian held by a faction, usually NK. | |
 Camera Man |
Press | 50 lines | Cameramen are the general case media rep that the player finds throughout the world. | |
 Correspondent |
Press | 300 lines |
The Correspondent appears in the end chapter sequences and in the occasional mission. Christian Amanpour type. Her death is a mission failing condition. Keep her alive! |
Executive Ops is the PMC (Private Military Company) that the hero is working for. They are based out of St. Petersburg, Russian and deal with gray contracts. They shun publicity, allowing the proper authorities to hog the glory while they receive monetary compensation.
There are four playable characters (one is unlocked by 100% completion of missions). Player character lines are rather limited, given their prominence in the game. Some interactive responses with the faction leaders, a little banter with Tech and some combat sounds and grunts. Tech provdes the majority of the lines in the game, acting as a voice in the player's ear.
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Background: Chris Jacobs is buff and intimidating, and definitely urban, but he's not a "gangsta" merc. He was a member of Delta Force, so he’s very smart and disciplined. We'd like to avoid the smart-ass black hero cliché. He is “angry” though— he left the service because he was frustrated about politics and poor intelligence leading to the death of his comrades. (Delta Force has had a mixed history of success.) He’s gone lone wolf in the truest sense of the phrase. Description: A strongly built man of mixed African & Korean ancestry. Of all the characters, Jacobs is the most like a ronin. He was a top notch, disciplined soldier but events outside of his control have changed his view. Now he’s world weary. This guy is like Toshiro Mifune’s Yojimbo character. Voice Guide: Jacobs doesn't talk too much while he’s on the job; he’s trained for stealth and speed, not eloquence. When he’s interacting with the military machine he’s clear and commanding. He absolutely does not use slang when calling for support, talking to officers, etc. Miscommunication kills people. When dealing with NPCs he acts like a soldier; respectful to high-ranking officials and polite to everybody else. He’s probably the most casual with the Russian Mafia faction leader and refers to him as “Chief” but they’re not friends by any means. He isn’t here to make friends; he’s here to do a job. Avery Brooks’ character in The Big Hit is a little too cultured (our hero wasn’t trained for the theatre) but his voice has the right timbre. It’s been a while since I’ve seen either movie, but I think that Ving Rhames’ characters from Mission Impossible and Entrapment also fit the bill. (Marsellus Wallace from Pulp Fiction talks way too slowly.) Phil Lamarr has a lot of range as a voice actor, his voice as John Stewart in the Justice League would be appropriate. Note:it would be a plus if this VO could speak Korean, but it is not necessary for the part. Korean speech is subtitled while the player is controlling Jacobs. |
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Background: Mui is a highly skilled and trained operative. As a member of MI6 she was trained to go deep cover and work within large operations. She decides to strike out on her own after being sidelined by her superiors for not being a team player. Description: Mui was born in Hong Kong during British rule. She is a citizen of the UK, but is of Chinese descent and appearance. She is attentive and professional at all times. She's the type to do her homework more than any of the other heroes. Voice Guide: Speaks with a British accent. Mui should be confident, smart and sarcastic. Of all the heroes, she is most familiar with espionage and the information that Tech traffics in. She responds to Tech as a peer. Note:it would be a plus if this VO could speak Chinese, but it is not necessary for the part. Korean speech is subtitled while the player is controlling Mui.
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Background: The Swede is cocky and talkative. He became a merc so he could take part in some real action; with the collapse of the Soviet Union the chances of Sweden going to war are pretty nil. He was a bit of head cracker and a street fighter, but only as a mercenary has he done what he’s trained for. The Swede is the thrill seeker. He gets off on the thrill of being a merc more than any of the other characters. To make him stand out from the American, we should avoid gruff and go for a little more “cocky joker.” Description: A tall, wiry blonde man of Swedish desent. He is wiry and quick, and is rarely still. Nilsson has more pronounced fidgets than the other heroes. Voice Guide: Cocky and aggressive, speaks with a Swedish accent. Nilsson speaks faster than the other characters. Note:it would be a plus if this VO could speak Russian, but it is not necessary for the part. Korean speech is subtitled while the player is controlling Nilsson.
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Background: Indiana Jones. Character unlocks when the player achieves 100% mission completion. Description: Indiana Jones Voice Guide: Indiana Jones Note: All foreign language speech is subtitled while the player is controlling Nilsson. He's a world reknowned archaeologist and a master of several languages.
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Background: Fiona Taylor is the Prokat technical officer assigned to the hero at the beginning of the game. She is the hero's point of contact ot the outside world, using her almost unnnatural intuition to sift through an array of data. Taylor is an experienced "agent runner," she can put even the toughest mercenaries in their place. She mustered out of the Royal Australian Navy as a Lieutenant, specializing in submarine electronics warfare (the Royal Australian Navy, unlike the US, allows women into submarine crews). Subsequently, she worked as an operative for the ASIS (Australian Secret Intelligence Service). It's only recent that she went to the private industry. She's been with Executive Ops for about a year. Description: Confident and mature. Late 20's, 5'10." Athletic build, fair complexion with short blond hair worn in a style representative of her time in the Royal Australian Navy. Voice Guide: Taylor speaks with an Australian accent. She speaks very clearly, making sure to enunciate every word. Taylor is cool under pressure. In fact the hotter the situation gets the cooler and more focused her behavior becomes.
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The Allies are members of the United Nations Task Force assigned with securing the WMD of North Korea, tracking down the Deck of 52 and bringing NK to a state of stability. Allied forces are dominated by Americans, especially on the ground. The Allied forces have also been stymied by the resilience of the North Koreans under Song and the independent agendas of China and South Korea.
Allied Leader : Colonel Samuel Garrett
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Background: Calm, collected, and very stressed about the huge mess that he's in charge of. Views the hero as a necessary evil; if Congress would let him, he'd have the Deck dead or captured inside of 30 days, but it wouldn't be pretty and Congress wants to keep things pretty. (Note—he’s not bitter about Congress wanting things pretty. It’s not his job to be bitter. His job is to do what his boss—the United States government—tells him to do.) He doesn't particularly care which faction wins in the end, so long as the Deck is eliminated. Description: African-american, he appears to be in his mid-50s. Athletic build with graying hair. He wears a clean field uniform. Colonel Garrett is an experienced and charismatic commander Voice Guide: Garrett has a commanding voice and an amiable personality, but he remains a professional. He will grow to respect the hero over the course of the game, eventually being friendly to him. Samuel Shepard's character from Black Hawk Down is a good example of the tone we would like.
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UN Starter: Major Howard Stevens
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Background: Major Howard Stevens is Garrett's executive officer. Description: He appears to be in his mid-40s. Athletic build. He wears a field uniform. Stevens has served under Garret for almost his entire career. They are quite good friends and it shows in their dialog. Voice Guide: Stevens is a bit surlier than his commanding officer, but is still amiable. He and the Colonel will makre inside jokes and references to each other. Example (stolen from a Star Trek: The Next Generation episode, but it gets the idea across):
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Background: Allied, mostly American, soldiers operating in the UN Task Force Description: Allied soldiers of the following types...
Voice Guide: All allied soldiers speak English. All are American except for some of the pilots (Japanese, British and French).
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The Chinese have sent in their own forces to counter the American bias of the United Nations task force. While the Chinese forces are, strictly speaking, part of the UN Task Force they operate on their own and pursue a wholly Sino-centric agenda. Their desire is to create a state friendly to China from the remnants of North Korea. The South Korean forces are their foil, and by the end of the game become an outright enemy.
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Background: Nearly the polar opposite of the Mafia faction leader, the Chinese FL is utterly cold and professional. China does not want an American puppet on its borders, but they're not willing to start a war with the United Nations over Korea. They want to make sure the new government is one that they approve of. The Chinese faction leader is a seasoned espionage agent and a high ranking military official. He is a stolid party member but he also recognizes the weaknesses of his own government. He views the player as he does any foreign agent--useful if controlled, but not to be trusted. Description: He appears to be in his mid-50s. Average build with graying hair and glasses. He wears a clean dress uniform. Voice Guide: Peng speaks crisp English with no real accent—it’s his job to come from nowhere. He restrains his emotions when he speaks, almost like a Vulcan from Star Trek. Again, he views the player as he does any foreign agent--useful if controlled, but not to be trusted. VO will need to speak Chinese.
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Chinese Starter: Captain Kai Leu
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Background: Captain Kai Leu is Colonel Peng's executive officer. Leu has served under Peng for a number of years. Peng has a degree of fatherly affection for Leu, although he rarely shows it given his cold personality. Description: He appears to be in his mid-30s. Average build. He wears a field uniform. He is very subservient to Colonel Peng, he allows Peng to interrupt his lines. Voice Guide: Leu's English is excellent, although he does have a slight accent. Leu attempts to emulate his mentor, but is more likely to let his emotions show. He doesn't have Peng's poker face. VO will need to speak Chinese.
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Background: Chinese soldiers are disciplined, conventional troops. The Chinese are not using special forces in their NK operations. Description: Chinese Soldiers of the following types...
Voice Guide: These soldiers speak primarily Chinese. Pilots speak in English, although with a Chinese accent. All VO will need to speak Chinese.
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Background: The mafia faction leader is a young Russian punk (late 20s), a post-glasnost thug looking to make a name for himself away from the established godfathers. His father is a powerful ex-KGB crimelord from Moscow. He is desperate to prove that he's smarter, tougher, and better than everybody else out there. He speaks English with a marked Russian accent and alternates between trying to play Mr. Cool and becoming very emotional when he is riled or excited. He's enjoys showing off his latest toys, girls, drugs, and cash. Sergei becomes more unstable and paranoid in the second half of the game. By Chapter 4 he views the player as a threat and backstabs him. This becomes the impetus for Josef's coup. Description: He appears to be in his mid-20s. Eurotrash. Voice Guide: He speaks English with a marked Russian accent and alternates between trying to play Mr. Cool and becoming very emotional when he is riled or excited.
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Background: Josef is an old Russian veteran. Former KGB, with a lifetime of experience in espionage and crime. He has been sent to North Korea with Sergei as an assistant. In reality, he has been sent by agents in the Mafia to keep an eye on Voronov. Josef is adept in the politics of the Russian mafia. Josef has his own agenda that becomes apparent in the second half of the game. As Sergei becomes more and more unstable in Chapter 4, Josef makes his move and becomes the faction leader for the Mafia. Josef gives the player the second and third missions in that chapter. Description: He appears to be in his mid-40s. Athletic build. He wears a business suit with visible gun holsters. Josef acts as a controlling factor for Sergei. He calms Sergei down when he gets out of control. Voice Guide: Josef has a pronounced accent, but is very intelligent. Josef is almost always restrained, although he still shows emotion. He just avoids getting "hot" when he's mad.
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Background: Mafia soldier are tough street thugs Description: Mafia Soldiers of the following types...
Voice Guide: These soldiers speak primarily Russian. Pilots speak in English, although with a Russian accent. All VO will need to speak Russian.
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The South Koreans are, officially, members of the Union for the Reunification of the Korean Peninsula. Unoficially, they are the arm of the CIA in the Second Korean War.
SK Union Leader: Special Agent Mitchell Buford
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Background: The Union faction leader is an American, a burnt-out CIA agent who has been working in the field for way too long. He's determined to "get it right" this time and establish a strong pro-American democracy in a unified Korea. He sees Korea as the gateway to bringing democracy to China, and he still harbors an old-fashioned hatred of communism and Red China. He adores the hero because he's "one of the good guys" and is happy to share what Western comforts he has. (Mostly alcohol.) Description: I'd put him in the same neighborhood as Joe Don Baker's CIA agent from the Bond films, but with a serious dash of cold war paranoia. Very slight Virginia accent, late 30s/early 40s. An important thing to note is that, despite his unprofessional exterior, Buford is well versed in the "game." He's extremely intelligent and experienced. Voice Guide: Very slight Virginia accent. Jovial attitude. Likes to use innuendo and "buddy buddy" speech with the hero. The VO will need to speak Korean.
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SK Union Starter: Lieutenant Young Kim
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Background: Lieutenant Kim is Buford's executive officer. Kim has been a contact for Buford for quite some time before the war, doing odd jobs for the CIA while serving in the Korean military Description: He appears to be in his mid-40s. Average build. He wears a field uniform. He is a bit more serious that Buford appears to be and tends to take longer to get his jokes, but he will eventually (and honestly) laugh at them. Voice Guide: Kim speaks good English
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Background: South Korean soldiers are disciplined, elite troops. The South Koreans are depending on special forces in the conflict. Description: Chinese Soldiers of the following types...
Voice Guide: These soldiers speak primarily Korean. Pilots speak in English, and are American. Non-pilot VO will need to speak Korean.
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The North Korean soldiers are making their last stand against the allies.
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Background: ragged soldiers that are the last remnants of North Korean resistance. Description: NK Soldiers of the following types...
Voice Guide: These soldiers speak Korean. VO will need to speak Korean.
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The leaders of the NK regime, the people most wanted by the Allies. Also the characters that form the backbone of the story.
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Background: • Career diplomat and ambassador who excelled for decades at making North Korea’s hardline policies palatable to Western/European leaders. He is viewed by many as the Korean equivalent of Nelson Mandella. Did not play a huge role in raising his son, but was bitterly disappointed that Song seemed to have acquired a lust for power, but without an accompanying global vision. All of propaganda surrounding Kim during his brief reign suggested his intention of ending NK’s years of isolationist policies… when, in fact, his real goal was to unite Korean peninsula and create new Superpower. Although his agenda was the same as Song’s, Kim’s methods were more subtle, less blunt than his headstrong son. Became privately frustrated by diplomatic process, decided to exploit/sacrifice his son for greater good of North Korea. Description: He appears to be in his mid-60s. Average build. Graying hair. Voice Guide: Kim speaks good English and has a commanding presence. His voice should have a strong, theatrical quality.
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Ace of Spades: General Choi Song
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Background: A cross between Commodus Caesar and Sonny Corleone, Song as a young General continued his misguided and futile efforts to win his father’s approval. Description: He appears to be in his mid-30s. A large, athletic build. Voice Guide: Song speaks good English
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Background: Song's right hand man and lifetime friend. Song secretly serves President Kim and has been manipulating Genreal Song for Kim. Park is the leader of NK's special forces. Description: He appears to be in his mid-40s. Athletic build. Voice Guide: Park speaks good English
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Background: A high ranking officer in the NK special forces. Description: He appears to be in his mid-30s. A large, athletic build. Voice Guide: Jung speaks good English
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Jack of Spades: Colonel Kon Lee
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Background: A high ranking officer in the NK special forces. Description: He appears to be in his mid-30s. A large, athletic build. Voice Guide: Lee speaks good English
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Background: Elite, female special forces soldiers loyal to General Song. Description: They appear to be in their mid-20s. Athletic build. Voice Guide: The Spades speak good English.
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Ace of Hearts: General Chul Kang
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Background: General Kang is in charge of Song's nuclear weapons program. He has produced enough weapons grade plutonium to arm Song's arsenal. He's intelligent and crafty. He sets a trap for the player at the end of Chapter 3. Description: He appears to be in his mid-50s. Average build, graying hair with glasses Voice Guide: Song speaks good English
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King of Hearts: Major Bae Dokgo
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Background: Scientist working in Song's nuclear program. Description: He appears to be in his mid-40s. Average build. Wears a radiation suit. Voice Guide: Speaks good English
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Queen of Hearts: Colonel Jong Namgung
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Background: Scientist working in Song's nuclear program. Description: He appears to be in his mid-40s. Average build. Wears a radiation suit. Voice Guide: Speaks good English
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Jack of Hearts: Colonel Ji-Won Han
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Background: Scientist working in Song's nuclear program. Description: He appears to be in his mid-40s. Average build. Wears a radiation suit. Voice Guide: Speaks good English
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Background: Scientist working in Song's nuclear program. Description: He appears to be in his mid-40s. Average build. Wears a radiation suit. Voice Guide: Speaks good English
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Ace of Diamonds: General Chin Chang
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Background: General Chang is the mastermind behind the Autumn Offensive that plagues the other factions in Chapters 1 & 2. Chang controls disciplined troops in a well thought assualt. Chang views himself as a modern day Patton and relishes the idea of defeating Western military might with only his wits. Description: He appears to be in his mid-40s. Athletic build, with sunglasses Voice Guide: Song speaks good English
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King of Diamonds: Colonel Won Jegal
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Background: Crack troops behind the second phase of the Autumn Offensive. Description: He appears to be in his mid-30s. Athletic build. Voice Guide: Speaks good English
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Queen of Diamonds: Colonel Jong Seomun
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Background: Crack troops behind the second phase of the Autumn Offensive. Description: He appears to be in his mid-30s. Athletic build. Voice Guide: Speaks good English
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Jack of Diamonds: Colonel Ji An
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Background: Crack troops behind the second phase of the Autumn Offensive. Description: He appears to be in his mid-30s. Athletic build. Voice Guide: Speaks good English
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Background: Crack troops behind the second phase of the Autumn Offensive. Description: He appears to be in his mid-30s. Athletic build. Voice Guide: Speaks good English
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Background: Hwangbo is in charge of Division 39, a government operated conglomerate that runs a number of illicit businesses (drugs, smuggling, arms dealing, human traffic, etc. Description: He appears to be in his late-50s. Average build, bald, with thick glasses. Voice Guide: Hwangbo speaks good English
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Background: "Evil businessmen" that operate Division 39. Jegal runs arms deals from Pyongyang. Description: He appears to be in his mid-30s. Average build. Voice Guide: Speaks good English
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Background: "Evil businessmen" that operate Division 39. Runs smuggling operations from Nampo. Description: He appears to be in his mid-30s. Average build. Voice Guide: Speaks good English
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Background: "Evil businessmen" that operate Division 39. Runs human trafficking operations from Ichun. Description: He appears to be in his mid-30s. Average build. Voice Guide: Speaks good English
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Background: "Evil businessmen" that operate Division 39 Description: He appears to be in his mid-30s. Average build. Voice Guide: Speaks good English
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Various noncombatants in the game.
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Background: Noncombatants Description: noncombatants of the following types...
Voice Guide: Most civilians speak only Korean, although Doctors and Aid Workers speak English
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The Second Korean war has attracted an additional army... the international media.
Correspondent: Adrienne Livingston
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Target Voice Actors
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Background: The most prominent field reporter from TFN. Description: British. She appears to be in his mid-30s. Athletic build, a little world worn like Christiane Amanpour. Voice Guide: Speaks with an English accent. Charismatic voice with good diction. Sets up very dramatic situations in her reporting and tends to exaggerate the danger of events.
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Target Voice Actors
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Background: One of many reporters in the field. Description: He appears to be in his mid-30s. Average build. Voice Guide: Charismatic voice.
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