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So, correct me if I'm wrong, but Kojima's response to Snake was "I don't know," while Chrom's voice actor's response to Chrom was "no," is that right?
Precisely, which makes Snake infinitely more likely based on these similar responses as Kojima did not violate a NDA, his response was fairly ambiguous and nothing absolute was stated.
Why can't I like this post more than once?
Saying that he doesn't know would be a lie, wouldn't it?
Of course that would be a lie, but he would be lying to the consumers, there is no violation as he is not necessarily revealing anything that would be protected under a non-disclosure agreement.
As am I, I am not 100% certain that he is being truthful, but at the same time, he has an incentive to be truthful, more so than the usual participants that violate non-disclosure agreements. His credibility is at stake.
Because life is unfair.
Yeah I think it was too if I remember correctly.
Eh, I don't know, I couldv'e sworn, not only did I read this, but that there was another quote where he said "maybe."
Yes he plays Ike in all three games so I've heard.
I wouldn't be surprised if he did get cut.
I doubt it. Especially since Pit's VA did some voice acting for Smash, which came out around the same time. No reason for them to not use his original VA.
It would be fallacious to assert that those are not possibilities.
I mean sure it's not impossible. But I think there is a greater chance of him not being in, that switching VAs. Especially characters with catch phrases or battle cries.
I'm indifferent on the matter, but I'll like it for you. ;D
With the possible caveat that Chrom's VA might not have signed on to voice Chrom at that point, meaning he wasn't lying and violating an NDA at the time.
Big surprise there coming from you as one who doesn't care for his inclusion
But by April wouldn't he have signed on? I mean the game comes out a season afterwards.
When did he say no? My source says his quote was from late July of 2013, which presumably wouldn't have been too late to get vocals done for the character...or maybe too late, I'm not really sure when they'd get newcomer vocals done, since those can't just be ported over from previous games.
According to this article: http://guardianlv.com/2014/04/interview-with-matthew-mercer-sakura-con-easter-weekend/
It seems that many people's judgements on this matter are a tad bit clouded by their glaring personal bias.
Useful information: Mercer is not Chrom's voice-actor in Smash Brothers unless he is lying. I feel as though that is ever so slightly relevant to Chrom's chances.
I personally find it more logical for someone to say "I don't know" then it is to say "no"
Hmmm, some possibilities...
True. But it still seems a bit enigmatic to me though. Why did he just say no...instead of saying "i don't know"?
Perhaps he said, "no" because he was not contacted for the position?