An interesting insight from a writer of "Discworld Noir"...

[RathDarkblade]

...about the recording sessions and meeting the voice actors, like Rob Brydon and Nigel Planer, etc. Enjoy!

 

[Ghost]

surprisingly cool
I knew Rob Bryden was the voice of Gaspode but I didn't know he voiced Lewton
but it's been an age since I last played but for some reason,
I have the voice clip tattooed into my brain "The wharf"
whenever I think of it

 

[RathDarkblade]

The wharf? Gaspode's scenes were confined to the cemetery at Small Gods, not the Wharf. (The wharf was where you'd find Captain Jenkin's ship, the Milka, and a very unhelpful First Mate).

Incidentally, speaking of the Milka - you eventually run into an even more spectacularly unhelpful watchman at Pier 5. When you question him ...

LEWTON: Heard of the Milka?

WATCHMAN: Sure. Put it in my coffee-a.

LEWTON: (sarcastically) Ha ha ha. It's a ship.

WATCHMAN: Yeah, I know. Just winding you up.

LEWTON: Well, I'm as wound up as I'm going to get. Unless you plan to use me as an alarm clock, you might think about being more helpful.

WATCHMAN: Where's the fun in that, eh?

(Oh, and it goes on ... that watchman is comedy gold).

 

[Ghost]

yes but at one point I was stuck and couldn't find a random item/plot point and was stuck going back and forth between areas looking for that one random pixel so I could progress so "The wharf" map quote is forever stuck in my head

0:03
ps it's the ps1 version I own

 

[RathDarkblade]

*L* I love the fake West Midlands accent. Good deconstruction of it, too. I also like Scoplett's discussion of philosophy (just after 5:00).

Just wondering, by the way: is Scoplett's accent a West Midlands one?

(And - aww ... it cut off right before Samael's brilliant "Casablanca" song).