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Thanks to the contribution of BelegCufea on GitHub, you can select a different voice as a Narrator to read NPC names, quest titles, objectives, and any text in <>. With the help of "NaturalVoiceSAPIAdapter," WoW can utilize Microsoft Natural Voices. Here is what it sounds like:

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Peter Yu1 year ago

Link for "NaturalVoiceSAPIAdapter." The GitHub page has all the info you need. Please notice there may be some compatibility issues. The engine works perfectly on Retail, but my game cannot get past the loading screen on PTR until I uninstall it.

Peter Yu1 year ago

Text-to-speech is improving. It can't replace voice acting, but if you find reading exhausting, you should give it try.

Peter Yu1 year ago

CurseForge is currently down. So if it's your go-to addon website, Maybe check back tomorrow. Dialogue UI is also available on Wago addons.

RollieRodz1 year ago

Yesss Dialogue UI keeps getting better and better!💪🏼

Lys the Potato1 year ago

Omg

Mischi ⚔️ Commissions Open!1 year ago

This is so awesome!

𝔸𝕕𝕣𝕚𝕖𝕟1 year ago

Do you know if its french compatible ?

Peter Yu1 year ago

Yes. It utilizes Microsoft TTS service which supports most languages.

Rauliko Grito Infernal1 year ago

its compatible with spanish voices?

Peter Yu1 year ago

Yes, Microsoft TTS voices include most languages.

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