Oleksandr "Sey" Laptiy in civilian life was an actor, whose voice and image can now be heard and seen in the continuation of the legendary game.
Oleksandr "Sey" Laptiy in civilian life was an actor, whose voice and image can now be heard and seen in the continuation of the legendary game.
Oleksandr "Sey" Laptiy, a serviceman of the 12th special forces brigade "Azov", told how his comrades asked him for the keys to the game STALKER 2, in which he embodied the character of Scar.
"Every morning it was like, 'Say, yeah, where are the game keys? You have them, there must be a press version of the game," said the soldier, who was an actor in civilian life.
Alexander replied that it would be unethical. "Let's wait for the release of the game, you pay money. Everything should be civilized. People have worked and should get feedback," Sei added.
He also said that his colleagues questioned whether there would be a release on the appointed date. When the developers of the game delayed him, the military man said that it did not depend on him and he had done his job.
Military also mentioned that while working on the game, he used different versions of his voice.
"You immediately feel responsibility, because you understand the scope of this product. I asked for several takes. At the first sessions, I didn't have a picture and I didn't see myself. Several variants of the voice were recorded: a more mediocre emotion, a low emotion, an active emotion," said the serviceman.
We will remind that VG Insights, a platform for market research and analysis of the gaming industry, previously published the indicators of the game STALKER 2. According to its data, Ukrainian players purchased 16% of about 1.4 million copies sold, and this indicator is second only to gamers from the United States.
Recently, Western media reported that STALKER 2 "enraged Russian propagandists" and they organized a disinformation operation against the Ukrainian game . She spreads fake information that the developers, in exchange for financing the project, conspired with the Ukrainian authorities to find more men of military age.
