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Shepard Voicepack (Mass Effect)

Jane and John Shepard Voicepack from Mass Effect Trilogy

Current version: 1.0 - pure Conversion of XCOM1 mod
Due to popular demand I've decided to release this mod early, basing it only on soundclips used for XCOM1 version of this mod. Don't worry though, I redistributed all of the quotes so there is no responses missing. This being said, I will release major update to this mod in a few weeks. Mass Effect Games total over 120 000 recorded voiceclips (including all DLCs) so its not a quick task to get through them quickly.

Please report anything that you find weird - corrupted sounds / voiceclips that dont match actions taken by your soldier etc. etc. I will try to repair all the bugs as quickly as possible.

Youtube preview uses Video that I've made for XCOM: Enemy Unknown / Enemy Within version of this Voicepack.
XCOM2 Voicepack uses (or rather it will) quite a lot additional voiceclips, that aren't featured in the video. As I said before, that will be true in next version.

Currently it uses 324 different voiceclips (for both Jane and John voices). Some are used more than once in some places, resulting in total 710 soundclips distributed for different actions (for both voicepacks).

All sounds belong to Bioware and EA

UPDATE LOG:

*19-02-2016
Released the mod

*01-03-2016
Removed shader file to increase performance (thanks modbuddy for bugging out all the voicepacks)

TROUBLESHOOTING:

1) If you want to disable the voicepack appearing on random rookies, open XCOMContent.ini of this mod (in mod folder) and change language to anything other than english or other used languages (UNTESTED, need confirmation. Also need confirmation whether steam workshop forcefully fix the mod or not)

2)Regarding the lack of radio filter - some people prefer it on, others not (that includes me even if I'm in minority lol). I will prepare a version with radiofilter on once I will complete converting all my old stuff from XCOM:EU to XCOM2. Most likely I will ask to download a separate package and replace the original one with it (unless workshop forces the mod to be always the same). This is because some of my voicepacks are very big in size and there is no need to double it.